Secondary Disinfectant

Monochloramine remains one of the most effective technologies to prevent Legionella in water systems. Municipalities prefer monochloramine due to:

• Longer Retention Time
• Compatibility with Plumbing Materials
• No Production of Harmful Disinfection By-products
• Better Biofilm Penetration. 

Even though some municipalities use monochloramine for water disinfection, building owners are still responsible for maintaining clean water in their systems. Upsets in water distribution and other factors can lead to an increased potential for biological growth in domestic water systems. The best way to ensure that domestic systems are protected from biological growth is secondary disinfection systems. This technology gives property owners the peace of mind that water in buildings remains clean regardless of outside factors in water distribution or limited building usage. Secondary disinfection can be a proactive approach to water management, or function as a great solution for existing water issues within a building. 

CE Water Management offers state of the art monochloramine generators for secondary disinfection in water systems. The remote monitoring and interlocked controls help provide one of the most reliable systems for controlling monochloramine residuals. CE Water personnel have been trained to service and maintain the generators so onsite building personnel can remain focused on existing priorities.