The recommended configuration.
Countertop units in treatment rooms, floor-standing stations in shared areas, and Air wherever continuity outweighs everything else.
Reception and waiting areaPure or Air, floor-standingFree-flow for patients and guests, hot and cold.
Treatment rooms and relaxation areaAir Top or Pure CountertopCountertop formats, hot and cold, water at hand between treatments.
Staff roomPure floor-standingOn the existing line, hot and cold for the team.
Site on an unreliable networkAir Stand rangeWater made from the air keeps flowing during a mains cut.
Air, for continuity.
Air takes the supply off the network entirely: the unit makes water from humidity, so a mains cut or a late delivery does not reach the patient. It needs only to be plugged in. A wellness centre in Koh Samui runs Air systems across its treatment and guest areas.
The Air range
Pure, for stable volume.
Pure gives a stable volume from the existing line, with continuous UV-C sterilisation and internal recirculation in stainless steel tanks. Hot at 90°C and cold at 4°C. Where both continuity and volume matter, the two technologies are combined.
The Pure range