Customer
Two BC School Districts
Activities
Installation of self-cleaning strainers at the point of entry
The problem
Seperately, two school districts in BC on two seperate, typical, municipal water systems were having mechanical headaches throughout their facilities. One district was experiencing too much sediment in the incoming water, the other too much algae. Having grown tired of PRV and flushing valve failures, drinking water filters plugging and a host of other issues they thought they could do better. It turned out to be easier than they thought.
The solution
In a similar story that seems to repeat itself in commercial buildings, self-cleaning strainers were installed in a few schools as demonstration/trial systems. For one district, two schools were outfitted with units and planned on three months to trial them to evaluate their performance. By the end of the first day the district had decided they needed one of these systems in every single school and proceeded quickly as such. For them, the 360 degree viewing of the screen showed them exactly how much dirt and debris was coming in from the water supply, easily noticeable the instant the water was turned back on.
This is the product that saved the day.
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days to install
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weekly time to change filters
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