Commercial water treatment system

Sentinel Commercial, water treatment

Sentinel Commercial’s Sentinel System is a straightforward 3-step water-treatment process of ‘clean, protect, maintain’. It is designed to help specifiers, contractors and installers prevent corrosion and limescale in commercial systems — helping to avoid boiler breakdowns and replacement of components. It also reduces maintenance and repair work and disruptions to business.

Every product of Sentinel Commercial is categorised clean, protect or maintain and has an easily recognised symbol. The concept demonstrates that Sentinel is a provider of total solutions designed to make life easy for specifiers and installers aiming to achieve a right-first-time success rate.

The Sentinel System is designed to help specifiers better understand the three essential components of water treatment so that they can ensure that specifications are thorough. For instance, many specifiers still believe that cleaning a heating system will induce leaks and will omit this stage. Sentinel says that this can be an expensive mistake in the long term, with boiler manufacturers frequently called back to site.

The concept is explained in a video on Sentinel’s web site (bottom left of page). The video has a domestic orientation, but the principles are the same for commercial applications.

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