FlowThru™ FOR THE FRESHEST WATER


3 REASONS FOR CHOOSING FLOWTHRU™ 


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Mixing and total replacement of water in the tank. FlowThru™ diverts the water into the tank, reducing the risk of Legionella by keeping the water moving.


Full range of solutions complying with HSG 274pt2. Expansion tanks ranging from 2 to 325 liters developed for stimulating flow within the vessel.


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Where Water Gets Better


1” Connection offers superior flow rates compared to other ¾” designs.


MEDI SPOUT™ The Medi Spout MT


ANTI-MICROBIAL SHOWERHEAD


hand wash hygiene demanded by hospitals. This range is perfectly suited for Healthcare sectors where hand hygiene is of the utmost importance.


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e growthofw y e range was designed to meet the high standard of


The spouts are moulded in ABS with a Silver-Ion Anti-Microbial additive waterbornebio-filmsthatcanveryeasily


 Slim, minimalistic, modern appearance Durable ABS coloured finish, also available in white


Anti-Microbial ABS with added Biomaster silver ion technology for long-term defence against harmful bacteria


1) Backplate_ 


Strong, Sturdy Brass Backplat e with 4 point fixing positions


 Easy push-fit connection to waterways 2) Anti-MicrobialWaterways_


4 different colours included to promo te a quarterly replacement regime (or as required)


3) One-Piece Anti-Microbial Outlet_


 Supplied in sets of 4 with 4 different flow rates 4) Outer Showerhead Cover_ Chromed brass


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