Bottleless Watercoolers

Most people know of bottled watercoolers. And many people know the hassles of storing and handling 5-gallon bottles, and how expensive they are (averaging 1.30/gal.). But did you know there is an alternative? An alternative that is hassle-free, tastes great and costs less? much less! This alternative is interchangeably referred to as a bottle-less, bottle-free, in-line or point of use (POU) watercooler. Whatever name you want to use it provides high quality drinking water at a fraction of the cost of bottled water. Our units utilize KDF/GAC water filter systems. The most comprehensive and cost effective filtration system available today.

Our bottleless watercoolers utilize KDF/GAC water filters – the most complete and efficient water filtration system available today. This process removes chlorine, heavy metals, THM’s, PCB’s, VOC’s, and many other contaminants, providing you with high quality, great tasting water at a fraction of the cost of bottled water. As you can see from the payback analysis below, the cost-savings can be dramatic, and the more you use the more you save.If you could have great tasting water, without the hassles of storing and handling 5-gallon bottles of water, and realize significant cost-savings, would you be interested? Chances are, like most business people contending with the demands of today’s competitive marketplace, you are probably very interested in cost-saving alternatives.

INSTALLATION NOTES (for all models)
All bottleless watercoolers must be connected to a water source. Professional installation costs are generally in the range of $100 to $150. This water connection does not require the use of copper piping to the cooler location. We recommend the use of ¼” poly tubing from the water connection to the cooler. This flexible tubing is easily run above suspended ceilings and/or inside interior walls.

Determine the vertical and horizontal distance from the water source to the cooler location. Then order the proper length of tubing (part #UP-441000) to be included with your cooler order. Alternatively, a plumber can provide the same type of tubing.

Prior to installation, the water cooler should be in an upright position for at least 24 hours. This allows the oil in the compressor to settle properly.