Bad Smell Water Treatment for Small Hotels ( 25 Rooms )
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 Small Hotels (25 Rooms)
The Water Sparks® 2000 LPD Bad Smell Water Treatment for Small Hotels (25 Rooms) is a complete water purification system designed to remove foul odours throughout the hotel’s water supply. Unlike small point-of-use purifiers, this centralized system treats water at the main inlet, ensuring every outlet, including guest bathrooms, kitchens, wash areas, and drinking stations, receives clean, fresh, and odour-free water. It is ideal for hotels using borewell, sump, or municipal water that may contain hydrogen sulphide, organic impurities, or chemical contaminants.
Problems Caused by Foul-Smelling Water
An unpleasant water odour can seriously impact the guest experience. The rotten egg smell caused by sulphur compounds makes bathing and drinking uncomfortable. Bed linens, towels, and laundry washed with such water may retain unwanted smells. Sinks and washrooms may continue to emit odours even after cleaning. For a 25-room hotel, this can lead to guest complaints, negative reviews, and reputational damage. It also increases housekeeping effort and cleaning costs.
Bad Smell Water Treatment for Small Hotel – Advanced Multi-Stage Odour Removal Technology
The 2000 LPD system removes odour at its source using advanced treatment methods such as:
- Aeration and oxidation to eliminate hydrogen sulphide gas
- Activated carbon filtration to absorb organic and chemical odours
- Specialized filtration media for complete contaminant removal
This ensures safe, fresh water suitable for drinking, bathing, cooking, and cleaning throughout the property.
Long-Term Guest Satisfaction & Cost Savings
Installing a Bad Smell Water Treatment system enhances overall hygiene standards and protects pipelines, geysers, storage tanks, and hotel equipment from contamination. It reduces recurring maintenance expenses and ensures consistent water quality. Most importantly, it helps create a clean, professional, and welcoming environment that boosts guest comfort and long-term satisfaction.
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| Weight | 106.5 kg |
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| Dimensions | 650 × 700 × 1600 mm |
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What is the main purpose of the 2000 LPD Bad Smell Water Treatment system?
The main purpose of the Water Sparks® 2000 LPD system is to remove foul odours from the hotel’s entire water supply at the source. Treating water at the main inlet ensures that every room and facility receives fresh, clean, and odour-free water, enhancing guest comfort and overall hygiene standards.
How does this system solve the “rotten egg” smell in guest showers?
The system targets the root cause of the “rotten egg” smell by removing hydrogen sulphide gas through aeration and oxidation. This process neutralizes the odour at the main inlet itself, ensuring that guest showers receive clean, fresh-smelling water every time.
Will the system help improve the freshness of hotel linens and towels?
Yes, by removing odour-causing compounds at the source, the system ensures water used for laundry is fresh and clean. This helps linens and towels retain a pleasant smell after washing, enhancing overall guest comfort and satisfaction.
How does this treatment protect the hotel’s plumbing and expensive fixtures?
By removing hydrogen sulphide, organic impurities, and other corrosive elements at the inlet, the system prevents long-term damage to pipelines, geysers, and premium bathroom fixtures. This reduces scaling, corrosion, and unpleasant residue buildup, helping extend the lifespan of the hotel’s plumbing infrastructure.
Does the system use harsh chemicals that might irritate guests’ skin?
No, the system primarily relies on physical processes such as aeration, oxidation, and activated carbon filtration rather than on harsh chemical dosing. The treated water remains gentle on the skin and safe for daily bathing, ensuring guest comfort without irritation.
Where is the system typically installed in a small hotel?
The system is usually installed near the hotel’s main water inlet, before the water is distributed to rooms and service areas. It can be placed in a utility room, pump room, or near the overhead tank area, ensuring the entire property receives treated, odour-free water from a single centralized point.
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