Dyteqta:
a major breakthrough
in the detection of
public health risks
- The world’s first dedicated remote,
non-invasive, non-destructive drainage monitoring system. - A major advancement in the battle against transmission of diseases through cross contamination.
- Introduces innovative sonar technology to building drainage.
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REFERENCE PROJECTS
The trap seal detection device, which evolved into the Dyteqta-System, was site tested at 3 locations, amongst others. The field tests reinforced the results obtained from laboratory and simulation research in being able to successfully identify dry traps in complex buildings.
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LATEST NEWS
A recent pilot study carried out by Heriot-Watt University – as part of ongoing research concerning the spread of infection and cross-contamination – has affirmed that the tested hospital building’s drainage system (BDS) maintains optimal environmental conditions for the propagation of harmful pathogens.
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