Bad Smell Water Treatment for Large Dormitory ( 100 BEDS )
Original price was: ₹264,900.00.₹164,900.00Current price is: ₹164,900.00.
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Water Sparks® 5,000 LPD Bad Smell Water Treatment for Large Dormitory (100 Beds)
The Water Sparks® 5,000 LPD Bad Smell Water Treatment for Large Dormitory is a centralised water purification system designed to eliminate foul odours throughout the building’s water supply. Unlike small point-of-use purifiers, this system treats water at the main inlet, ensuring kitchens, washrooms, student rooms, laundry areas, and drinking stations receive clean, fresh, and odour-free water. It is ideal for dormitories housing around 100 residents that rely on borewell, sump, or municipal water sources, which may develop unpleasant smells due to sulphur compounds, organic matter, or bacterial contamination. By resolving the issue at the source, the system ensures consistent water quality across the facility.
Common Water Odour Challenges in Dormitories
Foul-smelling water can directly affect comfort and hygiene:
- Rotten egg–like sulphur odour from taps and showers
- Lingering smell in common washrooms and bathrooms
- Bed linens, clothes, and towels retaining unpleasant odours
- Discomfort during bathing, drinking, and cooking
- Complaints from students and inconvenience for management
- Risk of bacterial growth in storage tanks and pipelines
These issues can lower living standards and increase cleaning and maintenance costs.
Bad Smell Water Treatment for Large Dormitory – Technology
The 5,000 LPD system uses multi-stage purification processes, including:
- Activated carbon filtration to remove odour-causing chemicals
- Aeration to release trapped hydrogen sulphide gas
- Oxidation to neutralize organic impurities
- Proprietary filtration media for long-lasting odour control
- Optional disinfection systems for enhanced microbial safety
This integrated treatment ensures the complete elimination of foul odours while maintaining safe drinking, bathing, cooking, and cleaning water.
Benefits and Long-Term Value
- Continuous supply of fresh, odour-free water throughout the dormitory
- Improved hygiene and sanitation standards
- Protection for pipelines, geysers, and laundry equipment
- Enhanced comfort and satisfaction for residents
- Reduced maintenance and operational expenses
Investing in a 5,000 LPD Bad Smell Water Treatment for a large dormitory ensures a clean, healthy, and comfortable living environment, supporting better student well-being and smooth facility management.
Additional information
| Weight | 177.5 kg |
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| Dimensions | 700 × 750 × 1600 mm |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity of this Bad Smell Water Treatment system?
The system has a treatment capacity of 5,000 litres per day (LPD). This makes it well-suited for a large dormitory with around 100 residents, ensuring a steady supply of fresh, odour-free water for daily bathing, drinking, cooking, and laundry needs.
How does this system improve the dormitory’s kitchen operations?
By removing foul odours at the main inlet, the system ensures clean, fresh water for cooking, food preparation, and dishwashing. This helps maintain better hygiene standards and prevents any unwanted smell or taste from affecting meals served to residents.
Will it solve the smell in the borewell water?
Yes, the system is specifically designed to treat odours at the source, including borewell water that may carry sulphur or organic odours. By using aeration, carbon filtration, and oxidation, it neutralises the “rotten egg” odour and delivers fresh, clean-smelling water throughout the dormitory.
How does the system benefit the dormitory’s laundry and linens?
Odour-free water makes a noticeable difference in laundry results. Clothes, bed sheets, and towels come out genuinely fresh, rather than retaining a faint sulphur smell. It also helps protect washing machines from buildup, reducing maintenance issues over time.
Does it protect the facility’s plumbing and appliances?
Yes, by removing sulphur compounds and organic impurities at the source, the system helps prevent corrosion and pipeline residue buildup. This protects geysers, pumps, and other appliances from long-term damage, reducing breakdowns and maintenance costs.
What are the maintenance requirements of Bad Smell Water Treatment?
Maintenance is simple and usually involves periodic filter media checks, timely carbon replacement, and basic system inspections. With scheduled servicing and occasional tank cleaning, the system continues to deliver consistent, odour-free water without disrupting daily operations.
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