Feb 23, 2021
A new hands-free smart hand sanitiser has been launched by the London-based team at SAVORTEX. They strive to help more businesses operate efficiently and safely during the pandemic.
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London, United Kingdom - February 22, 2021 /NewsNetwork/ —
London-based SAVORTEX have launched a new smart sanitiser product to help create a safer work environment for clients. The SAVORTEX hand sanitiser was created with efficiency and safety in mind, and allows businesses to lead the fight in the pandemic while protecting their staff and customers.
More information can be found at: https://www.savortex.com/do-we-care-about-creating-safer-working-environments
The newly launched solution is part of their commitment to ensuring clients can combat the pandemic in the most effective way.
One of the issues facing businesses during this difficult time is keeping a safe office environment. Part of this revolves around providing hand sanitiser for staff and customers.
However, research shows that 80% of infections spread through touching surfaces, and traditional hand sanitisers rely on touch to pump out liquid.
Traditional dispensers also provide clients with a variety of other issues to face. For example, the only way to know when a pump is depleted is for a customer to inform the business.
Furthermore, it can be difficult to get a reliably high quality hand sanitiser solution. It’s important for businesses to be able to rely on their sanitisation products for optimal safety and peace of mind.
The team at SAVORTEX created the Smart Hand Sanitizer to combat these issues. They utilised the existing design of their hand dryer, and implemented a redesigned internal approach to create an effective and modern sanitising option.
Benefits include determines in real-time RFiD technology whether employees are sanitising as required. Can generate a discrete email which can be sent to the employee to go and sanitise, or to the building manager of a hygiene risk using GDPR compliant data.
Data-driven hand – hygiene encourages use and significantly improves hand sanitisation behaviour, creating safer, smarter, more hygienic, and sustainable workplace.
SAVORTEX explains that according to a recent study of UK adults, despite government advice around 12% of people still do not sanitise their hands. They strive to reduce this number by offering their easy-to-use sanitisation devices.
A spokesperson for the company states: “This win-win situation is a huge step for employers and building owners to ensure that the workplace or building is safe, as they need to do under the Health and Safety at Work Act.”
Full details can be found on the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Syed Ahmed
Email: Send Email
Organization: SAVORTEX
Address: 3rd Floor, News Building, 3 London Bridge Street, London, England SE1 9SG, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-7712-1480
Website: https://www.savortex.com
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 88998431
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