Fighting Legionella in Hotels and Resorts
Squeezing out legionella and pathogens
It can be disastrous for any hotel if guests come down with legionella and seek claims for damages from the company. ProMinent provides effective solutions for eliminating legionella and other pathogens in the long term.
Requirements - Fighting Legionella in Hotels and Resorts
Chlorine dioxide Chlorine dioxide is an exceptionally reactive gas, which is not stored due to its instability ... more in the glossary and ozone spell the end of biofilms
Legionella is a threat to guests and staff alike. A temperature of 30 to 37° Celsius is ideal for legionella growth while it is reliably killed off at temperatures above 70° Celsius. People become infecting by inhaling aerosols containing bacteria. So showers, air conditioning systems and warm whirlpools are particular risk areas. Biofilms, which are present in all water pipes and tanks and are resistant to most disinfection processes, are the perfect breeding ground for these dangerous bacteria if the temperature is right.
ProMinent has years of expertise in both fighting legionella in water pipes using chlorine dioxide Chlorine dioxide is an exceptionally reactive gas, which is not stored due to its instability ... more in the glossary and protecting against contamination of cooling circuits through the addition of ozone. Efficient complete systems effectively remove biofilms and prevent them from forming again in the long term.
Added value for hotels and resorts:
- Cost savings compared with energy-intensive thermal disinfection, which causes wear to material
- Reduced staff input
- No risk of claims for damages from sick guests
Downloads for Fighting Legionella in Hotels and Resorts
Service Unavailable
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.
Overview
Chlorine dioxide Chlorine dioxide is an exceptionally reactive gas, which is not stored due to its instability ... more in the glossary and ozone spell the end of biofilms
Legionella is a threat to guests and staff alike. A temperature of 30 to 37° Celsius is ideal for legionella growth while it is reliably killed off at temperatures above 70° Celsius. People become infecting by inhaling aerosols containing bacteria. So showers, air conditioning systems and warm whirlpools are particular risk areas. Biofilms, which are present in all water pipes and tanks and are resistant to most disinfection processes, are the perfect breeding ground for these dangerous bacteria if the temperature is right.
ProMinent has years of expertise in both fighting legionella in water pipes using chlorine dioxide Chlorine dioxide is an exceptionally reactive gas, which is not stored due to its instability ... more in the glossary and protecting against contamination of cooling circuits through the addition of ozone. Efficient complete systems effectively remove biofilms and prevent them from forming again in the long term.
Added value for hotels and resorts:
- Cost savings compared with energy-intensive thermal disinfection, which causes wear to material
- Reduced staff input
- No risk of claims for damages from sick guests
Downloads
Downloads for Fighting Legionella in Hotels and Resorts
Service Unavailable
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.