Hotel Water Filtration Systems
Hotel water filtration removes solids and debris from the water that supports HVAC and cooling systems, laundry, kitchens, and facility operations.
Yardney RCW systems protect recirculating cooling water, and Yardney media filters handle facility water streams.
Hotels use water across HVAC, laundry, kitchens, and facility operations, and solids and debris in those systems can reduce efficiency and increase maintenance. Cooling and heating, laundry, and kitchens are among the largest water uses in a typical hotel.
Filtration protects cooling systems, improves operational reliability, and supports consistent water quality in high-usage environments. That reduces downtime and helps building teams maintain comfortable, dependable service.
Protect Cooling Systems: Remove solids before they reach condensers and HVAC components.
Improve Reliability: Keep facility equipment running with less solids loading.
Support Water Quality Consistency: Hold quality steady across high-usage periods.
Reduce Downtime: Fewer solids-related problems mean fewer service interruptions.
Yardney RCW systems are skid-mounted, fully assembled filtration systems for recycled cooling tower water. Each one pairs a pump and motor with a sand media filter, centrifugal sand separator, Maxi Flush screen, or Filtaworx, chosen for your flow and solids.
For other facility streams, Yardney Sand Media filters remove suspended solids down to 20 microns from 10 gpm, and Mini Media filters cover lower flows from 15 to 45 gpm. Our Cooling Tower Basin page covers the cooling loop in more detail.
Applications
Standard Assembly Includes (RCW)
Available Options
Filtration removes suspended solids. It does not replace cooling water treatment, domestic water treatment, or disinfection programs.
RCW Recirculating Water: skid-mounted systems for recycled cooling tower water; from 10 gpm, 80 psi standard
Sand Media: organic and inorganic suspended solids down to 20 microns; from 10 gpm; backwash runs one tank at a time
Mini Media: sand media filtration for lower flows, 15 to 45 gpm; 125 psi standard operating pressure
It removes solids and debris from water used in cooling and HVAC systems, laundry, kitchens, and other facility operations so equipment stays protected.
The cooling tower and recirculating loop are a natural starting point, since solids reach condensers and HVAC components there. Other facility streams can be filtered where solids stress equipment.
RCW systems for recirculating cooling water, Sand Media filters from 10 gpm, and Mini Media filters from 15 to 45 gpm. Yardney can review your flow and equipment.
No. Filtration removes suspended solids. Cooling water treatment, domestic water treatment, and disinfection programs are separate.
Hotel cooling towers accumulate solids that can foul heat exchangers, so they are a common starting point. The Cooling Tower Basin page explains basin and recirculation-point filtration in more detail.
