Bad Smell Water Treatment for Multi Speciality Lab
Original price was: ₹149,800.00.₹139,800.00Current price is: ₹139,800.00.
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Water Sparks® Bad Smell Water Treatment for Multi Speciality Hospital (300 Beds)
The Water Sparks® 20000 LPD Bad Smell Water Treatment for Multi Speciality Hospital (300 Beds) is a high-capacity, centralized purification system designed to eliminate foul odours from the entire hospital water supply. Unlike small point-of-use purifiers, this system treats water at the main source, ensuring every outlet, including wards, ICUs, operation theatres, washrooms, kitchens, laboratories, and drinking stations, receives clean, fresh, and odour-free water. It is especially suitable for hospitals using borewell, sump, or municipal water where unpleasant smells may develop due to sulphur bacteria, organic matter, or chemical impurities.
Problems Caused by Foul-Smelling Water in Hospitals
In a healthcare environment, water quality directly impacts hygiene and patient confidence. Water with a rotten-egg–like smell can cause discomfort for patients, visitors, and medical staff. Hospital linens, uniforms, and cleaning cloths washed with odorous water may retain unpleasant smells. Washrooms, sinks, and sanitation areas may also continue to smell despite routine cleaning. More importantly, foul odour may indicate bacterial activity within storage tanks or pipelines, increasing hygiene risks and maintenance costs over time. In a 300-bed facility, even minor water issues can quickly affect daily operations.
Advanced Multi-Stage Odour Removal Technology
The 20000 LPD system uses advanced treatment processes to ensure consistent performance:
- Aeration and oxidation to remove hydrogen sulphide gas
- Activated carbon filtration to absorb odour-causing compounds
- Specialized filtration media to eliminate organic contaminants
This multi-stage process ensures water is safe, clear, and fresh for drinking, sanitation, washing, cooking, and medical use.
Long-Term Hygiene & Operational Benefits
Investing in a Bad Smell Water Treatment system provides a permanent solution to odour issues. It protects pipelines, medical equipment, and fixtures while maintaining strict hygiene standards. With a continuous supply of fresh, odour-free water, the hospital can uphold a professional, safe, and hygienic healthcare environment for patients and staff alike.
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| Weight | 106.5 kg |
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| Dimensions | 650 × 700 × 1600 mm |
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What are the main causes of foul-smelling water in multi-speciality labs?
Foul smells in multi-speciality labs are usually caused by sulphur bacteria, organic matter buildup, or chemical residues in the borewell, sump, or stored water. Over time, stagnant water in tanks and pipelines can also develop bacterial activity, leading to unpleasant odours that affect overall lab hygiene and comfort.
How does odorous water affect staff, visitors, and lab hygiene?
Odorous water can make workspaces uncomfortable for lab staff and create a negative impression for visitors. Even clean areas may feel unhygienic if there’s a persistent smell in sinks or wash areas. Over time, this can raise concerns about sanitation standards and overall facility maintenance, especially in sensitive lab environments.
How can a 2000 LPD Bad Smell Water Treatment system resolve odour issues in labs?
A 2000 LPD Bad Smell Water Treatment system treats water at the source, removing odour-causing gases and organic impurities before they reach lab outlets. Through aeration, oxidation, and activated carbon filtration, it ensures fresh, clear water for washing, cleaning, and routine lab operations, maintaining a clean and professional environment.
Is a 2000 LPD system suitable for small to medium-sized multi-speciality labs?
Yes, Water Sparks® 2000 LPD system is well-suited for small to medium-sized multi-speciality labs with moderate daily water demand. It provides centralized odour removal and consistent water quality, ensuring clean, fresh water for washing, sanitation, and routine lab activities without frequent disruptions.
What are the installation requirements for a 2000 LPD lab water treatment system?
A Water Sparks® 2000 LPD lab water treatment system typically requires a dedicated installation area near the main inlet, along with proper drainage and a stable power connection. Adequate plumbing access and space for routine maintenance are also important to ensure smooth operation and easy servicing without interrupting lab activities.
How does this system improve hygiene, protect equipment, and ensure a safe lab environment?
By removing foul odours and the impurities that cause them, the system ensures water used for washing, cleaning, and lab processes remains fresh and hygienic. It helps protect sensitive equipment and plumbing from contamination-related damage, while creating a cleaner, safer environment for staff and visitors alike.
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