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Designed to help save lives


In England and Wales, Healthcare-associated infections (HCAIs) claim 5,000 lives every year. To reduce the risk from HCAIs, every aspect of a hospitals water system, including showers and fittings, must be managed in line with healthcare guidelines. Our new Healthcare Shower Fittings range has been designed to comply with these guidelines, in particular HTM 04-01.


For example, the Handset, as well as the Fixed Head, feature a single mode spray plate, which is also removable to aid the recommended quarterly cleaning cycle. The spray plate incorporates a rub-clean nozzle mat made from silicone, which is also detachable for cleaning. The result is a more hygienic and healthier shower system for today’s demanding healthcare environment.


The shower kits are available for both surface mounted and built-in valves, offering different length slide bar and hose options. For more information on how we can support healthcare professionals in saving lives and transforming patient outcomes call us on 0844 571 1777 or email rada_technical@mirashowers.com


Detachable silicone nozzle mat


Rada, Kohler Mira Ltd, Cromwell Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL52 5EP Tel: +44 (0) 844 571 1777 Tel: +44 (0) 1242 282527 www.radacontrols.com


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