HygieneIQ smart water hygiene
HygieneIQ brings together intelligent taps, a Bluetooth service app and real-time monitoring in one connected system. It automates hygiene flushing, flags temperature and leak issues as they happen and gives your facilities team a digital audit trail, so you spend less time on manual checks and more time acting on what matters.
Why choose Hygiene IQ?
Three connected technologies, one smart water system
Intelligent, touch-free taps with programmable hygiene flushing and anti-scald technology. The taps run their own scheduled flushes, so outlets stay in use even when a room or wing isn’t.
Set up taps wirelessly over Bluetooth in minutes, adjust run times and flush schedules and review the full hygiene run history from your phone.
Sensors track hot, cold and mixed water temperatures for L8 monitoring and detect leaks early. Data is logged automatically and alerts go straight to your site team.
Fewer manual checks, fewer reactive call-outs and less maintenance. Reduced-flow taps also cut water use at every outlet [figure] and HygieneIQ can reduce your reliance on TMVs and the servicing that comes with them.
Full visibility across your estate
See temperature, usage, leak and hygiene activity for a single building or a multi-site estate in one place. Spot patterns, prioritise work and move from reactive checking to planned action.
Lower water, energy and carbon
Less wasted water and less unnecessary hot water demand mean lower energy use and a smaller carbon footprint, helping you hit your sustainability targets.
Cut manual flushing and site visits
Scheduled hygiene flushing runs automatically, so your team no longer has to visit little-used outlets to flush and record them. That frees up hours every week [figure] and removes the risk of a missed or misrecorded flush.
Stronger compliance evidence
Every flush, temperature reading and alert is logged digitally. You get a clear, time-stamped audit trail that supports ACOP L8 and HSG274 record keeping, without clipboards or transcription errors.
Real-time temperature monitoring and anti-scald tap technology help keep water in the safe range. If something drifts out of range or a leak starts, your site team gets an alert straight away and can act before it becomes a problem.
Scalable from a single building to a multi-site estate.
Talk to us about a HygieneIQ trial on your site.
Most hospitals still manage legionella risk the way they always have. A thermometer, a clipboard and a monthly walk round the building. It’s expensive, it only tells you what was happening at a particular point in time, and it produces evidence after the event rather than control during it. There’s a different way to do this now. Here’s how hospitals are using sensors and automated flushing to deliver it instead.
For many facilities managers, maintaining safe and compliant water systems is an ongoing operational challenge. Regular temperature checks, manual flushing routines and the maintenance of thermostatic mixing valves (TMVs) all require time, resource and consistent record keeping. As estates become more complex and expectations around compliance increase, there is growing demand for solutions that reduce manual intervention while improving visibility and control.
Do Aguardio’s sensors need access to WiFi?
No, data from the sensors is collected via Aguardio’s app using Bluetooth connection. However, Internet access or mobile connectivity is needed for the app to operate optimally.
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