To ensure the proper functioning of a building installation the designer must take the maximum usage situation into consideration.
But the maximum usage situation rarely appears during lifetime of a plumbing installation. Stagnating sections and insufficient hygiene in both the cold drinking water (PWC) and hot drinking water (PWH) can be the consequence. Changes in the type of use or the behaviour of the building users have the same effect. During the lifetime of a building, the actual frequency of withdrawals and volumes deviates strongly from the originally planned values. On top of that, the intended use is no longer guaranteed here. HS2 Hygienic Flushing Box helps restore the intended use through controlled “forced withdrawal”. Water exchange is controlled during this through the time, temperature and volume parameters. Variable flushing outputs can be selected for both individual connections (PWC or PWH) and double connections. As an independent flushing appliance, the HS2 Hygienic Flushing Box can be configured and controlled through the HS2 App. Flushing records can be read and forwarded on. As an alternative, linking to the BMS or KHS Mini System Controller MASTER 2.0 is also possible. The KHS system solution provides an option for saving and outputting the flushing records directly through the MASTER 2.0 (WEB).
For more details, call 01684 854930, email: sales@kemper-uk.com or visit us on stand C44 at the IHEEM conference and exhibition 10th & 11th October at the Manchester Central.
