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Ecas4 will be exhibiting at GFIA in Focus Australia 2019
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at GFIA in Focus Australia, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre: November 12-13, 2019
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at Hort Connections 2019
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre: June 24–26, 2019
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at GFIA in Focus Australia 2018
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at GFIA in Focus Australia 2018. 27-28 November 2018, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Queensland.
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at Hort Connections 2018
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at Hort Connections 2018. 18-20 June 2018, Brisbane Convention Centre, Queensland.
North Eastern Community Hospital wins award for their work on implementing Ecas4 technology
The North Eastern Community Hospital (NECH) recently won the Non-Clinical Service Delivery Award for their work on implementing the Ecas4 electrochemical water treatment system in their hospital, which has resulted in improvements in sterilisation and significant cost savings for the hospital.
Ecas4 technology successfully reduces Legionella risk in an Australian healthcare facility
This article reports on a successful Legionella risk mitigation in an Australian healthcare facility following the installation and optimisation of an on-site electrochemical water disinfection system (Ecas4 technology).
Ecas4 treatment significantly extends the shelf life of fish fillets
Efficacy evaluation of a new water sanitizer for increasing the shelf life of Southern Australian King George Whiting and Tasmanian Atlantic Salmon fillets.
Australian Certified Organic
The Ecas4-Anolyte has now been approved by Australian Certified Organic as a BFA Registered Product making it suitable for use in the organic food industry.
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at Foodpro 2017
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at Foodpro 2017, 16-19 July 2017, International Convention Centre Sydney, Darling Harbour.
Water purification system used to kill bateria in flowers helps Adelaide hospital virtually wipe out legionella
A trial of the Ecas4 water treatment system at North Eastern Community Hospital has virtually eliminated legionella bacteria in their pipes and cut their gas bill by $7000 a month.
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at Hort Connections 2017
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at Hort Connections 2017. 15-17 May 2017, Adelaide Convention Centre, South Australia.
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at Australian Healthcare Week 2017
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at Australian Healthcare Week 2017, 8-10 March 2017, International Convention Centre, Darling Harbour, Sydney
Adelaide hospital introduces revolutionary water technology set to radically improve patient safety and recovery
North Eastern Community Hospital in Adelaide is the first in Australia to introduce ground-breaking technology that will permanently eliminate Legionella in their water pipelines, providing patients with the safest water in the country.
First results of an Electrochemical Water Management System in Australia
Site-specific water quality management plans are increasingly being implemented in Australian health and aged-care facilities in an effort to prevent water-borne infections in vulnerable patients.
Introducing the Ecas4 technology: A new approach for managing health in a care facility
Our health is continuously at risk, owing to the widespread presence of microorganisms potentially able to enter in contact with our body.
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at the IHEA Healthcare Facilities Management Conference 2016
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at the IHEA Healthcare Facilities Management Conference 2016. 19-21 October 2016, Adelaide Oval, South Australia.
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at the 2016 National Horticulture Convention
Ecas4 will be exhibiting at the 2016 National Horticulture Convention, RACV Royal Pines, Gold Coast, Queensland 23-25 June 2016.
Case Study #3: How to effectively remove pathogens from the water network
In October 2013, the Technical Manager (TM) of Ospedali Riuniti Marche Nord, a cluster of three hospitals in the province of Pesaro, contacted the group of Electrochemistry of the University of Ferrara (Italy). The TM wrote on behalf of his company, asking for an opinion on the so-called “anti-Legionella” systems.