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Premium wellness technology provider Kemitron outlines how to save energy, resources and costs using its products in spa facilities.
ll Kemitron products are characterised by their low consumption and the associated economic and cost efficiency. This can lead to considerable overall savings for the operators of wellness and spa facilities. This can be best exemplified in some of its products. Kemitron’s technical products in
its Technico range have always been designed with energy saving at the forefront. This applies when the product is in standby mode as well as the operational mode. Reliability, energy efficiency and durability are the elements that save customers money, which is why Kemitron follows this objective in all its technical products. The new dosing pumps in the
Technico range require less than 1W in standby mode – more accurately they only require 0.1W but due to European Standards requiring whole numbers, this must be rounded.
The same focus on efficiency can be found in the other products in Kemitron’s Technico range, such as the sauna infusion system “Sauna Infutronic”, as well as the brine system, the aromater, the foamer and many more.
The fragrance solution dissolves in the steam bath or rhassoul, helping guests to relax.
effective for its customers in wellness and spa facilities.
Save the planet and your budget With the help of programs in Kemitron’s control systems and experience showers, not only can customers save energy, but
“Not only can customers save energy, but this therefore results in saving costs. As the lower water consumption and the resulting lower hot water production will lead to a reduction in operating costs.”
Low in power but never in performance Likewise, Kemitron’s controlled systems in its experience showers, rhassouls, steam baths and more are designed for energy efficiency, durability and reliable operation.
Since the company was founded in 1977, Kemitron has always made its Technico products cost-efficient and cost-
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this therefore results in saving costs. As the lower water consumption and the resulting lower hot water production will lead to a reduction in operating costs. The Technico LED light used in experience showers has been designed entirely for energy saving and low heat generation. Customers can choose from a variety of colours and depending on their selection, it will only require
The aroma dosing pump works to distribute the perfect amount of Kemitron fragrance.
between 0.2 to 2.5W, making it very low in energy consumption. Equally, the Technico VaporSystem brine inhalation system has a very low power consumption in both standby and operational mode.
This is especially true when used in combination with the Kemitron Pflege brine solution, which is designed to further support the operators of wellness and spa facilities to improve their energy efficiency and reduce costs.
A little goes a long way All Kemitron fragrances in the Aromee product group offer a great effect and only require a small amount of fragrance. This makes them not only extremely economical, but it also helps to conserve resources.
Operators can make further savings with the addition of Kemitron’s dosing technology, since the consumption of fragrance solutions decreases dramatically when using automatic dosing compared to manual.
This, too, can be applied to the cleaning, care and disinfection products in Kemitron’s Pure collection. These were also developed with the aim of achieving a great effect by using only little cleaning and care product. Through this, operators of any spa and wellness facility can effectively save costs while simultaneously conserving resources. ●
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