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New system can automatically detect and warn about airborne Legionella

The LAW System (PRNewsfoto/Richard Hourigan, Inc.)

The LAW System (PRNewsfoto/Richard Hourigan, Inc.)

Richard Hourigan, Inc., has introduced a Legionella Advanced Warning System that automatically detects airborne Legionella in facilities.

“The air at or directly above a potential Legionella pneumophila source can be sampled to collect filter, and, if found, culture Legionella pneumophila to determine a positive Legionella presence. That positive presence can trigger an alarm to notify of the danger or it can immediately and automatically begin remediation efforts. With this system at a facility, never again will its occupants be caught by surprise,” according to the company.

Use the Legionella Advanced Warning System with:

  • Cooling Towers, and Evaporative Condensers;
  • Spas, Hot Tubs, and Pools;
  • Shower Rooms;
  • Decorative Fountains;
  • Commercial Air Handling or Humidification Units;
  • Grocery Store Vegetable Sprayers;
  • Outdoor Water Mist Systems; or
  • Any other place where water is sprayed or misted.

Dick Hourigan is a retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel, a former member of the Board of Directors of the Association of Water Technologies (AWT), and a degreed analytical chemist who has been in the water treatment business since 1973.

 

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