The on-site audit
Readings at the critical points, a look at your actual flow rates and your operating constraints.
01The range · Professionals
Your operation's water, made to measure.
Hotels, practices, laboratories: an on-site audit, dedicated sizing, contractual maintenance — a single point of contact.
By quotation · Reply within 24 h
02Three trades
Three standards, one mastery.
Each sector has its constraint — the study always starts there, never with a catalogue.
01 · Kitchen, bar, floors
Hotels
Constant water for the kitchen, the bar and the floors — sized on your actual flow rates, not on an average. Coffee machines and glass-washers work on mastered water.
On-site audit, reading of your actual flow rates.
02 · Health and precision
Practices
Dental and medical practices: stable water, measured and on file — the equipment fits into your existing protocols, without adding any.
Measurements entered at every visit.
03 · Repeatability
Laboratories
Characterised water, its parameters tracked over time — because a result only holds if its water does not vary.
Dedicated sizing, set out in black and white.
03The method
Your installation starts with an audit.
Four stages, set out in black and white — from the first reading to the file handed to your teams.
The sizing
A proposal dedicated to your site — capacities, placement, redundancy if your business demands it.
The scheduled installation
Planned with your teams, at the hours that protect your service.
The file handed over
Diagrams, commissioning measurements and maintenance plan — the reference for every visit that follows.
Each stage is signed off with you — request a study →
04The maintenance
One contract, and water stops being a topic.
What contractual maintenance covers — and what it changes in the operation, month after month.
Scheduled visits. At the dates set in the contract, without a reminder from you.
Consumables managed. Ordered, fitted and put on file by the technician.
Measurements at every visit. Before, after — entered in your operating file.
A direct line. A technician who knows your installation — not a call centre.
The file kept current. Readings and interventions, consultable at any time.
Constant water. The quality served depends neither on the season nor on the crowd.
Teams freed up. Nobody at your site watches over filters.
Equipment preserved. Machines, boilers and taps scale less.
A single point of contact. From the audit to the tenth winter, the same house.
A legible budget. One contract, set dates — no surprises.
Scope and response times set in the contract — quantified commitments [to be confirmed]
05The rejection table
What the membrane holds back.
The detail by contaminant family — published on the product pages only, with its methodology. Everywhere else, one range only: 90–99 % depending on the contaminant.
Contaminant familyMeasured rejection
Micro-organisms
bacteria · Giardia · Cryptosporidium (100 % under laboratory conditions)
> 99.9 %
Heavy metals
lead · mercury · arsenic · copper
95–99 %
Nitrates
fertilisers and run-off from farming areas
90–99 %
Fluoride
naturally present in some networks
90–95 %
Hardness
calcium · magnesium — everyday limescale
95–99 %
Methodology — membrane technical table, 2026: measurements under laboratory conditions, by compound family. These figures document the membrane purification technology; they are not a certification of the installed product. At your home, two analyses — before, after — are what counts.
06Questions
Three questions that keep coming back.
Short answers — the rest lives at Support, or on the phone with a technician of the house.
How does a project start?
With an on-site audit: readings, a look at your flow rates and your operating constraints. You then receive a written proposal — within 24 h.
Do you handle the maintenance?
Yes, contractually: scheduled visits, consumables managed, measurements entered at every visit — by the technicians of the house, never subcontracted.
Can you work without interrupting the business?
Interventions are planned with your teams, at the hours that protect your service. Response times are set in the contract [to be confirmed].
Another question? Support has the answer →
07Your quotation
Tell us about your site.
A few details about your operation — a technician replies in writing within 24 hours.
How we reply
Within 24 h
A technician replies in writing — never a script.
By appointment
A visit only if your installation calls for it.
At your pace
The proposal stands — no insistent follow-up.
Would you rather talk it through?
The house replies in English, Monday to Friday. Support →
Your water, held to your standard.
An on-site audit, a written proposal — reply within 24 h.
By quotation · Reply within 24 h