Zeonda™ - Circulation Method prevents legionella in hot water

Legionella bacteria in water systems in buildings are a health risk that affects all of us. The bacteria can cause Legionnaires’ disease, a serious form of pneumonia with high mortality, and Pontiac fever, an influenza-like illness.

The disinfection methods available until now are not effective and/or environment friendly in the long term. This website is about the Zeonda™ Circulation Method. This is a new, patented technology for water supply installations and it can stop legionella permanently.

The method has been tested by the Swedish Institute for Infectious Disease Control (SMI) and been found to be very effective.

Examples of legionella outbreak

Hospital at centre of Legionella scare
A Midlands hospital is on alert after Legionella bacteria were discovered in its hot water system. One patient at the Walsgrave Hospital in Coventry, who was found to have the bug, has died. [BBC News]

One dead after legionnaire's disease outbreak

An elderly man is dead and another is recovering from legionnaire's disease in the small east Auckland community of Beachlands. [The New Zeeland Herald]

Legionnaires’ bacteria is found in school plumbing
Chiswick schools are to be checked following the discovery of the bacteria which leads to Legionnaires' disease at a Hounslow school. [Guardian]