Patented DAXTRO technology
uses targeted electrical pulses
to alter the structure of calcium carbonate crystals
and reduce their adhesion
to surfaces.
Modern Daxtro technology was
developed to combat limescale and
undesirable deposits in
water-carrying systems.
In addition, the technology
is used to address rust deposits,
algae growth, biofilm, and
microbiological contamination caused by
Legionella and Pseudomonas.
Installation follows the
plug-and-play principle: Two ferrite cores
are mounted directly around the existing
piping. This allows
the generated signals to be efficiently
transmitted to
the flowing water—without requiring
extensive modifications
to the existing piping system.
Daxtro relies on state-of-the-art technology
Made in Switzerland.
The effectiveness of the technology has been
tested by independent and renowned
institutes—including the
National Reference Center for Legionella
in Bellinzona, in the canton of Ticino.
Research Findings
According to the available
test results,
complete elimination
of Legionella bacteria within
four hours was documented.