Eplus Global, which will share its stand with Multishower, provides ‘total services for Legionella and Pseudomonas control’.
It offers ‘three key products’ that it maintains will ‘impact on customers’ Legionella control, reduce water usage and improve safety in showers, provide secondary protection using either nonchemical or chemical additives, and maximise the efficiency of water heating in hard water environments’. These are non-chemical scale control system, KalGUARD; Abulox for low-level disinfection without ‘PIN’ coding, and with ‘low COSHH implications, and easy-to-maintain equipment’, and ‘state of the art’ ionisation for non-chemical applications, ‘with total 24/7 control and remote monitoring, for peace of mind in controlling Legionella and Pseudomonas in water systems’. Eplus Global is also the main agent for the Medi-Shower (pictured), an antimicrobial shower head and hose that reportedly reduces infection risk ‘by eliminating 99.99 per cent of harmful bacteria from the wall outlet to the skin’. The shower head, for which Eplus Global chairman and founder, Simon French, provided consultancy, will be demonstrated. Also MD of training, consultancy, and auditing business, Water Hygiene Training, Simon French has 28 years’ Legionella control experience, having trained HSE officers, environmental health officers, Responsible and Authorised Persons, and engineering staff, throughout the UK, Ireland, and the Middle East. Multishower, meanwhile, says the Medi-Shower, which it will manufacture, integrates a ‘proven, effective, antimicrobial additive’, with a patented water-saving technology, in a ‘simple, yet innovative, design’. Claimed benefits include:
• Lower risks associated with bacterial build-up.
• ‘Substantial’ savings in energy and water usage.
• Ease-of-maintenance.
Multishower added: “Our Medi-Shower shower head is easy to retrofit, and it is well worth visiting our joint stand with Eplus Global to discover more.”
