Modernising? You must meet hygiene regulations
During modernisation, the law governing machines already installed in contaminated hospital sluice rooms in exactly the same way as new machines, i.e. they must comply with the same Medical Devices Act requirements as new machines.
Installation and connection of the Meiko TopLine 40 E to the building’s supply and waste disposal systems
The Offenburg firm Meiko reports that it’s TopLine rapid modernisation system meets all those requirements, and itemises advantages: TopLine 40 E can be accommodated in all available recesses and alcoves. The TopLine 40 E appliances have an optional plinth, and they can be extended to include a slop sink with rim flushing if needed. ‘Operation of a slop sink with rim-flushing, which is already installed in the building, is easily combined with the TopLine 40 E bedpan washer,’ the company points out, adding that the appliances also can be supplied with work surfaces in any length and with a variety of hygiene radii.
Modernised, with new TopLine 40 E installed
This article was published on 07/24/2007
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