FACILITIES SHOW EXHIBITORS
WhiffAway Stand: FM5846
Waterless urinal technology, biological solutions and closed systems specialists WhiffAway, has now also developed and installed the world’s first fully connected smart washroom technology.
Rising washroom standards and customer expectations have driven FMs to find more innovative ways of monitoring performance. The emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) has enabled service providers to collect data, track patterns and effectively manage resources to avoid run-to-breakdown scenarios.
Delivered as a turn-key solution, WhiffAway’s Smart Washroom uses IoT enabled sensors to collect data within the smart washroom. The application provides an interactive 3D washroom platform, while an easy to navigate user interface delivers data in a measurable way.
WhiffAway Smart Washrooms provide a scalable platform and delivery model which monitors usage patterns and generates reports, while helping to determine what drives the customer experience. Use of the data enables continuous improvements and drives efficiencies. WhiffAway’s Smart Portal captures real time data, providing a status of assets in the washroom and this is presented on a user-friendly dashboard which can be easily customised to present data in different formats and personalise alerts.
Sensor applications include: usage sensors – determining usage and ‘end-of-life’; wipe sensors – to monitor urinal cleaning patterns; tap sensors – to identify temperature and stagnant water conditions for Legionella control; air
Vikan Stand: FM6002
Among many tools and cleaning solutions, Vikan will be displaying customer favourite, the EasyShine Kit, now available with a flexible mop frame for cleaning both flat and curved interior high gloss surfaces. Add a 25cm Floor Mop for more confined areas. Another favourite for you to explore will be the Hi Dust Kit for cleaning those hard to reach areas.
Learn more about the extensive microplastic eco- testing its textiles have successfully undergone and the outstanding A+ emission ratings the company achieved.
Using microfibre products also helps you significantly reduce chemical and water consumption. Think also of your reduced need for plastic containers. Come and have a talk with us about how you can help save our environment.
For further information contact Andrew Green, Vikan UK Business Development Manager.
Email:
agreen@vikan.co.uk Mobile: 07803 239 321
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quality sensors which monitor relative humidity, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), C02 and temperature; and waste pipe sensors – to predetermine maintenance patterns and help avoid ‘run to breakdown’ scenarios.
All mechanically-based systems require maintenance. WhiffAway’s smart platform system enables service providers to carry out routine maintenance when required – and real-time data helps identify problems before they occur, reducing expensive reactive call-outs. Identifying traffic patterns enables engagement with designers to improve washroom formats and manage capacity.
“WhiffAway Smart Washrooms Platform delivers a wide range of benefits for facilities managers,” said CEO James McLean. “By collecting data in real-time, trends can be identified to prompt routine maintenance of delivery systems and the replenishment of consumables. This, in turn helps avoid unnecessary breakdowns and increases customer satisfaction. The future of washroom management is here,” he concluded.
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