In today’s world, ensuring the safety and purity of your water supply is paramount, and WaterGuard stands at the forefront of this essential duty. This innovative solution redefines the standards of water purification by providing an unmatched defense against the threats posed by waterborne pathogens, including the notorious Legionella, as well as other deadly bacteria. Developed with cutting-edge active ceramic technology, WaterGuard is designed to offer more than just purification; it guarantees peace of mind.

WaterGuard’s effectiveness is rooted in its use of recently developed active ceramics, materials that exhibit remarkable properties under specific conditions. When immersed in water, these ceramics become a lethal trap for bacteria, employing their semiconductivity, magnetic capabilities, and light emission in the far-infrared spectrum. This unique combination of physical phenomena attracts bacteria to the surface of the ceramics, where they are swiftly neutralized. The process involves the destruction of bacterial DNA and the cellular membrane, effectively halting their ability to reproduce and spread. This innovative approach not only ensures the purification of water but also maintains its safety over time, preventing future contamination.

Moreover, WaterGuard offers significant advantages beyond its bactericidal capabilities. By enabling the storage of water at higher temperatures without the risk of bacterial growth, it ensures that accident victims can benefit from prolonged exposure to warmer water.

The importance of WaterGuard is underscored by the historical context of waterborne diseases, notably the first identified outbreak of Legionnaires’ Disease in 1976, which highlighted the devastating impact of waterborne pathogens. With the majority of recent outbreaks associated with building water systems, the need for effective water purification solutions has never been more evident. WaterGuard addresses this need head-on, offering a proactive measure to safeguard against these threats.

Complementing the product’s innovative design is ShieldSafe’s Auto-Protect Program, which ensures ongoing protection by providing replacement cartridges when needed. This program exemplifies a commitment to not just meeting, but exceeding safety standards, ensuring that employees and individuals have access to safe water at all times.

With WaterGuard, users can be confident in the safety of their water supply, secure in the knowledge that they are protected by the latest in purification technology.

• Overhead Water Tanks: Typically situated on industrial and commercial buildings, these tanks store potable water and provide gravity-fed pressure.
• Underground Tanks: These tanks are used for potable water storage, rainwater collection, or fire suppression and are often concealed for space or aesthetic reasons.
• Cisterns: Large tanks collect and store rainwater, either above or below ground.
• Cooling Towers: In industrial settings, water is stored in these expansive, open-air structures used for cooling processes.
• Fire Water Reservoirs: Specifically designed to enhance fire protection, these tanks or reservoirs exclusively reserve water for firefighting purposes.
• Portable Water Bladders: These flexible, temporary water storage containers are frequently deployed in remote areas or during emergencies.
• Chemical and Process Tanks: These tanks are common in industries that use water for manufacturing or chemical dilution.
• Water Towers: Elevated structures housing substantial water tanks primarily serve to generate water pressure in municipal water systems through gravity.
• Tank-Fed Safety Showers: Utilized in the event of chemical-related accidents, it is imperative that the water remains free from harmful bacteria that could enter the body through the mouth, eyes, or open wounds.

• Legionella
• Stanphaureus
• Pseudomonas
• E. Coli
• Entero. Aerogenes
• Salmonella Typhi