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Waikato Dstrict Health Board (WDHB) gets first Liquitech copper/ silver ionisation system in Australasia

WDHB Infection Control Team is very excited daout having the system installed in one building at Waikato Hospital. Although primarily purchased to control hot water temperature considerations was also given to the control ol Legionella as Waikato Hospital has a history of Legionella growth. The Liqultech system has had over 12 years of proven success in controlling Legionella pneumophila, M.avium, Salmonella, Listeria etc.

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Liquitech Demonstrates Its Muscle In Health Club

Netherlands, July 23, 2004 - Sporting complex De Eenhoorn has installed, as a first in the Netherlands, a state-of-the-art [LIQUITECH® copper/silver ionization] system for Legionella control. [The computerized system was installed at the point of entry of the facility's hot and cold water systems.] This was done with authorization of the ministry of VROM. They monitor the results very closely. The city of Sluis is also closely involved with the experiment.

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Liquitech Strikes Back At Legionella ... Successfully Eradicates Bacteria From Contaminated Calgary-Region Hospitals

CALGARY - Specialized [LIQUITECH™] water treatment units are being installed at all Calgary-region hospitals following the discovery of the potentially deadly Legionella bacteria at a second city health centre. The Calgary Health Region began testing water at all 12 of its hospitals after the bacteria was discovered at Rockyview General in December 2003. On Thursday, the region announced the tests discovered Legionella in water at the Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary.

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Copper/Silver Sterlisation Technique - A First For Autralasia

If you work in Elizabeth Rothwell Building and you have noticed the hot water isn't quite so scalding hot as it used to be, then here's why. Legionella is a problem for many institutions around the world - hospitals, hotels, convention centres, large buildings of any sort are vulnerable to the bug which is mainly carried through their hot water systems.

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