Standard Hot and Cold Water Dispenser
- The free-standing hot and cold dispensers are compressor driven (Type : R314a/35g) to supply cold water quickly and in large quantities.
- The Dispenser is Bottle Fed.
- The Freestanding water dispensers come standard with hot and cold water. As some people have no need for hot water, it can be switched off to supply only ambient (room temperature) water.
- IMPORTANT!!! : Please keep in mind that the water dispensers must not be placed on their sides at any time, and must remain standing upright. If the dispenser is placed on its side then the compressor inside the dispenser will be damaged.
- Note price does not include bottle.
Specifications : | |
Input Power | 220 Volts - 50Hz |
Heating Input | 500 Watts |
Cooling Input | 112 Watts |
Total Power Input | 615 Watts |
Cold Water Output | 2 Litres Per Hour (Equal to or below 10 °C) |
Hot Water Output | 5 Litres Per Hour (Equal to or Above 90°C) |
Power Consumption | 1.5Kw per 24 Hours |
Dimensions | 100cm x 34 cm x 34 cm |
Weight | 16 KG |
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Bottle Options
There are two types of bottles that can be used with the standard water dispensers, there is the standard 18.9-litre water bottle or the top filling water bottle.
Empty 18.9 Litre Water Bottle
The standard bottle used on water dispensers, you would simply remove the bottle from the dispenser fill it at a tap and then place it back on the dispenser.
Top-Filling Filter bottle
The top filling filter bottle works by having water manually poured the water into the bottle, and the water then filters through the filter cartridge in the centre of the bottle. The filter removes some sediment and chlorine from the water, making the water smell and taste better.
The Top Filling Filter bottle holds about 12 litres.
Maintenance on Top filling water bottle
The Filtershop does not have in-house maintenance personnel at the current time, however, the maintenance on the filter bottle is very simple and does not require any specialized knowledge.
The filter cartridge inside the top filling water bottle will need to be replaced after 3 to 6 months, depending on the amount of water flowing through the cartridge.
The maintenance simply involves removing the cartridge and screwing a new one into place, and then rising the inside of the water dispenser with a little bit of water and Milton when you replace the cartridge inside the bottle.
Bottled Water
If you would like to be supplied with Bottled water for your dispenser, then please let us know and we will have a sales representative from our sister company contact you as soon as possible.
