Description
Legionella pneumophila, commonly known as Legionella, is a dangerous bacterium that can cause serious respiratory illnesses such as legionellosis, a severe form of pneumonia, and Pontiac fever.
This bacterium is found naturally in aquatic environments such as lakes, rivers and ponds, but becomes a significant threat in artificial systems that encourage its proliferation.
APPLICATIONS
- Panels can be installed in a wide variety of facilities to obtain permanent control and regulation of free chlorine and pH levels.
- Control is fully automatic and the values obtained are displayed clearly and legibly.
- Programming of limit values through alarms for each of the required parameters.
- Panels have great programming flexibility, allowing them to be used in a wide range of operating conditions.
- Controller continuously measures the element to be regulated using an appropriate probe, ordering the dosing pump to perform an injection or not, depending on the value obtained in the measurement and the limit values set by the operator.






