Wall-mounted chilled water fountain of 30L/h

A chilled water fountain with connection to the drinking water network, made with plastic-coated steel in a gray finish and with a cooling capacity of 30L of cold water per hour.

Product Details:
- Made with AISI 304 stainless steel.
- Finish: gray plastic.
- Model suitable for public use and ideal for collective areas such as gyms, waiting rooms, factories, schools and universities,...
- Easy to connect to the water network.
- Ensures a constant supply of water.
- Designed and designed to facilitate a high degree of hygiene.
- Simple and quick maintenance.
- High performance water cooling by ice bank, sealed and pre-loaded in the factory.
- Incorporates quick connection to water network.
-Does not include the connection hose to the water network.

Technical Specifications:
- Voltage / Frequency: 220-240 V / 50 Hz.
- Total power: 180 W.
- Compressor power: 1/10 HP.
- Water inlet pressure: 1-3 bar.
- Dimensions: 432 x 505 x 360 mm.
- Cooling capacity: 30 L/h.
- Water inlet thread: quick connection of 8 mm.
- Water outlet temperature: 8-12 ºC.
- Weight: 26 kg.
- Load: 30 g of Propane R290.

Operation:
- Press the button and bring the mouth close to the water spout as needed.

Installation:
- Install the fountain following the installation, use and maintenance instructions manual.
- Do not place the fountain near flammable solvents.
- Do not install the fountain in places that are too dusty and humid.
- Do not expose the fountain to direct sunlight or near heat sources, as it could cause fires or electrocution.
- Not suitable for outdoor use.
- Pre-existing pipes, gaskets and unions between the fountain and the water network should be replaced with new material to avoid contamination.

Regulations and certifications:
- CE Marking.
- WRAS quality certificate: Water Regulations Advisory Scheme. (UK&Scotland)
- RoHS: Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive. (Directive 2011/65/EU on the Restriction of certain Hazardous Substances in electrical and electronic devices, adopted in June 2011 by the European Union).