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GROUNDWORKS & DRAINAGE
How innovation is transforming pumping stations
I
n a constantly evolving, competitive, and challenging world,
where
accountability and reducing risk is the cornerstone for the future of the construction industry, Delta Membrane Systems Limited launches the innovative HLA Plus and HLA Plus Intelligent.
The Delta HLA Plus is a sleek, reliable, advanced, monitoring high-water level alarm capable of delivering real-time notification services for pumping stations. Detecting critical alarm conditions immediately – enabling instant action.
The HLA Plus has a clear goal, to keep buildings and structures safe by providing live performance data on all pump station activities.
Promoting a culture of
responsibility, where commitment is achieved, and risk is mitigated and reduced. The Delta HLA Plus is a smart device, suitable for groundwater, surface, and foul water pumping stations.
The Delta HLA Plus is smart technology which has both proactive and preventive functions.
Putting property owners and/or
facilities managers in control. Any pumping station fitted with a Delta HLA Plus device can benefit from a range of features that keep pumps running at peak performance – maximum protection and benefits. The Delta HLA Plus will give key users access to real-time analysis of their pumping
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stations enabling service,
maintenance,
or repair requirements to be detected and implemented at the earliest opportunity. With a simple dashboard and a host of features to help protect pumping stations, the Delta Pumps App offers peace of mind at the touch of a button.
Always know
what’s happening with your pumping station, day, or night. Know what’s activating as it happens. With no subscription fees and big on features, the Delta HLA Plus can connect to any new or existing pumping station – offering protection where it’s needed most. Smart home solutions have transformed lifestyles,
from Alexa to Ring. Smart
technology is changing our lives – it is also an opportunity to change and improve industry. The Delta HLA Plus is smart construction technology which is used to monitor the performance of pumping stations in real- time and provide detailed analytics that assist people to make informed decisions, accurate planning for maintenance, minimising delays and reducing cost. Kevin Dodds, managing director at Delta Membrane Systems Ltd, a strategic basement waterproofing thought leader, uncovers how digitising and operationalising maintenance of
equipment can improve reliability
and efficiency of Type C, cavity drain waterproofing systems and optimise end-to- end value chains:
“Predictive maintenance is one such solution that helps lower operating and maintenance costs by facilitating proactive servicing and repair of assets, while allowing the more efficient use of repair resources. Delta’s HLA Plus delivers innovative software that maximizing customer value to streamlining servicing and boosting efficiency, both Delta’s clients and our customer’s clients can make better decisions and avoid costly repairs should their property be empty at the time a visual or sound alarm occurs. The unfortunate truth is, that home emergencies do happen. Even those who prepare for worst case scenario, such as high-water levels in basements, may still suffer catastrophic losses in the event of a flooded basement. These types of emergencies devastate homes, individuals, and families. A flooded basement is often called a disaster for a reason. The structural integrity of a basement can be severely damaged, leaving it uninhabitable. The Delta HLA Plus reduces the risk of these disasters occurring, especially if a property is not occupied at the time of emergency.” Whatever the needs of your project, you can rely on Delta’s Technical Team to ensure you get the right advice, support, and practical help at exactly the right time its required.
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info@deltamembranes.com 18/11/2024 13:08 ADF NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2024
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