When you have 3,000 flush valves and electronic faucets in a hospital, they’d better work - from a time and money savings position
When you have 3,000 flush valves and electronic faucets in a hospital, they’d better work - from a time and money savings position
2 PagesSpartanburg, SC Spartanburg Medical Center "When you have patients in intensive care and seconds count, second best just doesn’t cut it," says Tim Godfrey, plumbing project coordinator at Spartanburg Regional Medical Center, a 534-bed teaching and research hospital in Spartanburg, S.C. Having the best means specifying products that meet the high hygienic standards of a hospital and that work reliably, year after year. That's why Spartanburg chose Sloan plumbing fixtures when it customized aETF-770 Optima® Hardwired- Powered Deck-Mounted Gooseneck Body Faucet patient care module to be used in rooms throughout its intensive care ward. Sloan was a logical choice because Spartanburg already had years of successful service from Sloan touch-free, sensor-activated faucets and Flushometers install
