Terminal filter product ranges
Terminal filters, which remove up to 99.99999 % of legionella from water, enable worry-free utilisation of points of use throughout their service life, even if the relevant health authorities issue a ban on showering. Terminal filters with a retention capacity of 7 log levels, which remove waterborne bacteria such as
pseudomonas and legionella from water, enable worry-free utilisation of points of use throughout their service life, even in medical areas, if the relevant health authorities issue a ban on showering.
Terminal filters
AF handheld shower
For instant protection against waterborne bacteria
Terminal filters with a retention capacity of 7 log levels, which remove waterborne bacteria such as pseudomonas and legionella from water, enable worry-free utilisation of points of use throughout their service life, even in medical areas, if the relevant health authorities issue a ban on showering.
For replacing an existing shower head or for installation on shower head adaptors. Retention capacity (all waterborne bacteria, including legionella): 7 log levels using Brevundimonas diminuta.
Medical product with CE mark, housing made of white plastic, with a hygienic design for preventing retrograde contamination.
AF washbasin faucet
For protection against legionella and waterborne bacteria
Terminal filters with a retention capacity of 7 log levels, which remove waterborne bacteria such as pseudomonas and legionella from water, enable worry-free utilisation of points of use throughout their service life, even in medical areas, if the relevant health authorities issue a ban on showering. Can retain up to 99.99999 % of legionella bacteria in the water.
Service life of up to two months. Can also be used with thermal and chemical disinfection during decontamination. Hygienic design for preventing retrograde contamination.
If there is contamination in a drinking water installation, terminal filters can only be used temporarily at the points of use until the system has been decontaminated.
AF shower head
For protection against waterborne bacteria and legionella
Dangerous germs can be passed to people in contaminated water. Terminal filters used in drinking water installations that are contaminated with legionella must be fitted to all points of use where aerosols may form. These are, for example, showers as well as faucets for bathtubs, washbasins and kitchen sinks.
Legionella bacteria are generally inhaled via steam, e.g. from a hot shower, and then get into the lungs.
Terminal means that there are no other technical components between the filter and the point of use.