The Invisible Shield: Hygiene-by-Design in Modern Water Dispensing

Hygiene has also become a parameter of the commercial zones concerning the attention to the shared facilities, and water dispensers are not an exception. Provision of clean drinking water is no longer an issue in offices, health institutions and schools among other social areas but rather access to water itself is an overall contaminant. This is whereby hygiene by design has become the key consideration in the current dispensing systems of water.

At Aquatal, hygiene is an aspect of the system structure rather than a post-hoc. Rediscovering how the consumers consume water dispensers, the new innovative options have created a transparent layer that guarantees the quality of water, along with the health of people.

Removing Hands, Not Convenience: Next-Gen Touchless Flow Control.

The old day’s push buttons and leverage designs create unwanted points of contact especially at high traffic points. They are also frequently touched on such surfaces that have been constantly cleaned and are not readily cleanable always. Touchless flow control addresses this problem at a more intense level as it does not presuppose any physical contact whatsoever.

The new Aquatal dispensers are built in such way that infrared or sensor activated can be used through which a user can dispense water by easily making a simple hand motion. This will reduce cross contact among users but will be user friendly. It is interesting to note that touchless technologies have been created to ensure convenience, response time is real time, flow rate is controlled and unintentional activation is minimized by modifying sensor ranges.

These systems reduce the danger of contamination of the surface and do not change the behavior of the user, but only by interrupting the chain of hands. Hygiene is not instructed and hung on the wall but by default.

High-Traffic Zones Require Zero-Touch Hydration--Here is How It Works.

Hundreds of people can be served daily where there is a large human traffic such as office passages, hospital waiting bays, cafeteria and learning institutions and water dispensers. Even the minutest of flaws in design increases into hygiene risks in these settings.

The idea of zero touch hydrating is a series of characteristics that also embrace the following: touch free dispensing, closed internal waterways and use of materials that are durable, and clean. Aquatal system is where water goes through closed systems to ensure that there is minimal exposure to the air and the surrounding surfaces.

In addition, continuous flow control will prevent splashback as well as contact of bottles with outlet surfaces- two non-considered causes of contamination. The resultant effect is a water dispensing experience that assists in maintaining the usage without developing hygienic bottlenecks even at the peak times.

Alligning Water Access and WELL Building and Smart Office Protocols.

Zero-touch hydration puts the task of hygiene on the systems design and not on human power as opposed to having to come up with a regular technique of cleaning manually.

As the workplaces evolve, building standards are starting to have an increasing influence on the concentration of human health, sustainability, and wellness of the user. This WELL Building principles and smart office procedures are considered such frameworks that aim at ensuring the availability of safe hydration without an overabundance of touchpoints in the collective space.

The hygiene-based, touchless water dispensers are beyond natural regarding these purposes. They are also in a better health state reducing the chances of contact and encouraging free normal hydration. Facilities can also be integrated with smart building infrastructure to make performance, usage patterns and maintenance easier to manage.

In the instance of Aquatal, hygiene-by-design is taking into account the complementarity with the future of commercial spaces. Water accessibility should be in proportion to productivity, safety and trust such that the technological component behind it is not brought to the forefront. The most effective protection system in hygiene is the one that does not require attention of the users.