Water Controls for Healthcare Facilities and Retirement Homes
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AVAILABLE CATALOGUES: Delabie UK Ltd Reg No: 1764854 England Reg Office: Henderson House Hithercroft Road, Wallingford, Oxon OX10 9DG DOC 609UK: Water Controls for Public and Commercial Places DOC 950UK: Accessibility and Independence - Hygienic Accessories for Public and Commercial Places DOC 900UK: Water Controls for Healthcare Facilities and Retirement Homes DOC 750UK: Stainless Steel Sanitary Ware DOC 200UK: Water Controls for Professional Catering Water Controls for Healthcare Facilities and Retirement Homes 2019/2020 Catalogue and Price List UK RECOMMENDED PRICE EXCL. VAT FROM 01/01/2019 TO 31/12/2019 This price list is likely to be subject to price changes

delabie.co.uk available features Terms and Conditions of Sale / Unless otherwise agreed in writing these conditions constitute the only conditions upon which DELABIE UK Ltd. (“The Company”) is willing to supply the goods specified. CONTACTS HEAD OFFICE & PRODUCTION SITE 18, rue du Maréchal Foch 80130 Friville FRANCE UK OFFICE Henderson House Hithercroft Road Wallingford Oxon OX10 9DG CREATE A PERSONALISED CATALOGUE Create your own catalogue using your own product selection. You can personalise it by giving it a project name and description, by choosing the order for the products to appear...

HOSPITAL SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS FACED BY HEALTHCARE FACILITIES AND RETIREMENT HOMES 3 ANTI-BACTERIAL BIOFIL SHOWER HEADS ... 27 TERMINAL FILTERS WASHBASINS SINKS TROUGHS SHOWERS BATHS BED PAN CLEANERS WCs FRAME SYSTEMS SANITARY WARE MAINTENANCE STANDARDS - INDEX

MINERALCAST PMR washbasin 132306 - SECURITHERM EP BIOSAFE basin mixer 26216EP - Tilting mirror 510201N - Soap dish 510120N - Shower seat 510434N SECURITHERM BIOSAFE thermostatic shower mixer H9769 - SILVER flexible hose 836T3 - L-shaped shower bar 5071N - Sliding shower head holder 510110 Shower head 813 - Coat hook 4043N

HOSPITAL SOLUTIONS Specific solutions to the problems faced by healthcare facilities and retirement homes INFECTION CONTROL WATER QUALITY REGULATIONS DELABIE’S SOLUTIONS FOR INFECTION CONTROL DELABIE’S SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE THE RISK OF SCALDING DELABIE’S SOLUTIONS FOR EASE, COMFORT AND ERGONOMICS DELABIE’S SOLUTIONS FOR WATER AND ENERGY SAVINGS ENVIRONMENTAL LABELS Hospital solutio

DELABIE / Infection control Stages in the development of biofilm on a surface CONTROLLING BIOFILM LEGIONELLA 1: Cell attachment Naturally present in mixers, taps and pipework, biofilm is a collection of microorganisms (bacteria, algae, fungi, etc.) adhering to each other and to surfaces that are generally in contact with water, and which is characterised by the secretion of a protective and adhesive matrix. Various studies have shown that, regardless of the material used (copper, CPVC, stainless steel, polypropylene, etc.), biofilm forms systematically after several weeks or months. 99.5%...

Infection control / DELABIE HOSPITAL SOLUTIONS More than a 1/3 of Pseudomonas aeruginosa cases originate while the patient is in hospital care Source: Public Health England 2018 Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteraemia annual figures units. Thi versi w 1/3 h onas Monitoring levels for Pseudomonas aeruginosa: CFU/mL: Colony Forming Units/millilitre PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA More than a third of all cases of Pseudomonas aeruginosa originate while the patient is in hospital care (37.16%). Pseudomonas aeruginosa, present on floors and in wet environments (taps, pipework...), requires 2 elements in order...

Hospital solutions

HOSPITAL SOLUTIONS Water quality regulations / WATER QUALITY: VARIOUS MONITORING POLICIES France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the majority of European countries, each has their own specific regulatory requirements for monitoring bacteria in water systems. These regulations have a common premise that can be found everywhere (circulating loops, hot water temperatures, etc.) but they also have specific aspects that could provide inspiration for other countries. In the majority of European countries there is a legal obligation to safeguard the bacteriological quality of the water in the...

/ Water quality regulations EUROPEAN WATER QUALITY REGULATIONS Stagnation prohibited Bypass prohibited Regular flush According to the French, German and English regulations, water stagnation (in sanitary installations and mixers and taps) is a key factor in bacterial contamination. The European standard EN 806-5 requires that those sections of the installation that are used infrequently should be flushed at regular intervals. The recommended interval is once a week. All public and commercial buildings are affected, in particular schools and council buildings during the school holidays,...

HOSPITAL SOLUTIONS Water quality regulations / DELABIE’S SPECIFIC ADVANTAGES DELABIE is particularly concerned with the fight against, and prevention of, bacterial development. The company is constantly developing new products with unique features. Adapted water controls DELABIE offers water controls with low water volumes which have smooth surfaces in contact with the water, and removable mixers and taps, fitted with flexible hoses or tails, with reduced water passages... in order to reduce the risk of bacterial development considerably. For more information see page 10. Electronic...

/ DELABIE’s solutions for infection control DELABIE’S SOLUTIONS FOR INFECTION CONTROL FE THE BIOSAFE CONCEPT Pseudomonas aeruginosa mostly contaminates mixers and taps at the terminal, i.e. inside the spout and its outlet. As a result, this part of the mixer/tap should be the subject of special attention in order to limit bacterial development. To this end, DELABIE has designed specialist controls that facilitate preventative action and, if necessary, curative action if contamination occurs. BIOCLIP removable mixers and taps for cleaning/disinfection The BIOCLIP range of mixers and taps can...

HOSPITAL SOLUTIONS DELABIE’s solutions for infection control / The use of water in healthcare facilities involves significant sanitary constraints. Bacterial contamination of water systems represents an extremely high risk to the health of patients with weak immune systems, mainly linked to the proliferation of Legionella spp. and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Cross flow between hot and cold water inevitably creates conditions favourable to bacterial development in water controls. In order to avoid this risk, all conventional thermostatic mixers have non-return valves. Therefore non-return valves...