Safe Shower is being developed as a scalable technology platform with three installation configurations — from institutional systems designed for hospitals to an integrated shower solution for the future.
01 — SAFE SHOWER HOSPITAL
Ceiling-Mounted Point-of-Use Protection
Designed for hospitals, healthcare facilities and other high-risk institutional environments.
The first Safe Shower configuration is designed to be installed above the bathroom, within the technical ceiling.
The system connects to the shower water supply and incorporates a dedicated disinfection unit, circulation system and Safe Shower outlet technology.
Designed to address:
Water remaining at the shower outlet between uses
Low-use and intermittently occupied rooms
Water stagnation in the final section of the shower system
The operational burden associated with repeated flushing
The need for point-of-use water management
Key Features
UVC Disinfection
Designed to provide controlled UVC treatment of the water within the Safe Shower system.
Closed Outlet Technology
Specially designed flexible valves close when water is not flowing, helping maintain a closed, water-filled internal environment.
Recirculation
During standby periods, the system is designed to circulate residual water through the treatment unit.
Technical-Ceiling Installation
The disinfection and control components are positioned above the bathroom, minimizing visible equipment in the patient room or bathroom.
STATUS
Successful first sales, successful first pilots
02—SAFE SHOWER WALL PANEL
The next generation of Safe Shower
Compact Wall-Mounted Solution
The Wall Panel configuration is being developed to make Safe Shower technology easier to integrate into existing bathrooms and new construction.
The system is designed to place the treatment technology inside a compact wall-mounted enclosure while maintaining the core Safe Shower principle:
Treat the water at the point where it is ultimately used.
Hospitals
Hotels
Nursing and assisted-living facilities
Public buildings
Other institutional environments
Our engineering team is currently accelerating development of the Wall Panel configuration, with a focus on:
Compact design
Simple installation
Serviceability
Integration with existing plumbing
UVC treatment performance
Energy efficiency
Long-term reliability
In accelerated development
03 — SAFE SHOWER INTEGRATED SHOWER
The Future of Point-of-Use Water Protection
Safe Shower technology integrated directly into the shower handle
Our long-term vision is to integrate the Safe Shower technology directly into the shower outlet itself.
This configuration is being developed with the goal of creating a highly compact, easy-to-install solution suitable for a much broader range of bathrooms and applications.
The ultimate objective:
Point-of-use water protection without a separate visible treatment unit.
Potential Applications
Hotels
Hospitals
Residential buildings
Senior living
Public facilities
New-build construction
Global shower and plumbing OEM applications
STATUS
Future development
The Integrated Shower is currently under development. Engineering, testing, certification and commercialization will be completed in next years.
PARTNER WITH US
Not only how to disinfect. Where to disinfect.
Our patented technology combines controlled water flow, UVC disinfection and a closed outlet system designed to treat both water during showering and residual water between uses.
Product specifications, installation requirements and regulatory approvals will be sent according to customer needs
Safe Shower is designed around two operating conditions:
When the user opens the shower:
1. Water begins to flow
The system detects water flow.
2. The treatment system activates
Water passes through the Safe Shower UV treatment system.
3. UVC treatment
The water is exposed to UVC within the treatment unit.
4. Treated water reaches the shower
The treated water continues to the shower outlet.
After the shower is turned off, water can remain inside the shower outlet and the final section of the water pathway.
Safe Shower is designed to address this residual water.
1. The outlet closes
The specially designed flexible outlet valves close when water flow stops.
2. Residual water remains inside the controlled system
The outlet is designed to reduce exposure of the internal water volume to the surrounding environment.
3. Periodic circulation
During standby, the system is designed to circulate the remaining water through the UVC treatment unit.
4. Repeat treatment
The residual water can therefore be treated again during periods when the shower is not being used.
Flowing water is only part of the challenge.
Safe Shower is designed to address the water that remains.
Safe Shower is being developed for use in healthcare, hospitality and other environments where water safety is critical.
Our development and testing program considers applicable requirements for:
The UVC source is contained within the treatment system and is designed to operate within the controlled water pathway.
Electrical components are designed and selected according to the applicable requirements for the target market and installation environment.
Materials that come into contact with water are selected with consideration of applicable drinking-water and plumbing requirements.
Installation is designed to comply with applicable local plumbing codes and requirements.
Unlike conventional shower outlets that use open spray nozzles, Safe Shower uses specially designed flexible valves at the water outlet.
When water flows, the valves open.
When water stops, they close.
This creates a controlled internal water environment designed to help prevent unwanted air exchange and maintain the residual water within the system.
Flow
Water exits normally when the shower is operating.
Closure
The outlet closes automatically when flow stops.
Controlled internal volume
Residual water remains within the system for subsequent treatment.
Point-of-use treatment
The technology is positioned directly at the final stage of the water pathway.
Safe Shower systems are designed to be installed by qualified plumbing and technical professionals.
The exact installation configuration depends on the selected Safe Shower model.
Evaluate the existing water supply, shower configuration and available installation space.
Connect the Safe Shower system to the designated water supply and shower outlet.
Install the treatment unit and associated components according to the model-specific installation instructions.
Verify water flow, electrical operation, UVC operation and system functionality.
Complete commissioning and any required water-quality verification according to the facility's water-management protocol.
Each Safe Shower model will be supplied with model-specific technical documentation, including:
Installation instructions
Plumbing connection requirements
Electrical requirements
Operating instructions
Maintenance instructions
Component specifications
Safety information
Installation must be performed according to the applicable local plumbing, electrical and building requirements.
Tell us about your facility — fixture count, water system type, and current Legionella testing regime — and we'll scope a pilot installation.
No. Safe Shower is designed as an additional point-of-use engineering barrier and does not replace an established building water safety program.
The system is designed to reduce reliance on routine showerhead flushing by treating retained water between uses. Facility-specific procedures may still require flushing or other controls.
The system performs automated recirculation and UV-C treatment cycles during periods of non-use.
The system switches from standby treatment mode to normal water-flow operation In the current model, we operate the disinfection unit even when the water is flowing.
The self-sealing outlet valves close, retaining water inside the designed internal volume for subsequent treatment cycles.
