AquaPulse Quick Reference Guide
This document serves as a rapid-reference technical sheet for the AquaPulse Freestanding Water Cooler line. This unit is designed for broad compatibility with standard commercial water bottles and operates strictly with lead-free internal waterways.
Configuration Requirement: Please note that external water bottles and internal water filters are not included with the base chassis. These must be purchased and installed separately to complete the hydration station.
Core Materials & Construction
- Chassis Exterior: UV-treated ABS plastic (top and front) with zinc-coated steel side panels.
- Available Finishes: White, Black, Off-White.
- Reservoir Material: Type 304 Food-Grade Stainless Steel (Hot and Cold tanks).
- Dispensing Taps: NSF-Approved Polypropylene (self-closing, vandal-resistant).
Thermal Performance
- Cold Reservoir (3.6 Liters): Maintains output at 4-10°C.
- Hot Reservoir (1.8 Liters): Powered by a 500-watt heater. Maintains output at 84-89°C. (Includes required mechanical safety lock).
Refrigeration & Electrical Data
- Cooling Mechanism: Air-cooled static condenser (zero moving parts).
- Flow Control: Capillary tube utilizing R134A refrigerant gas.
- Electrical Rating: 220v 50hz single-phase.
- Power Draw: 1.2 amps (full load current). Supplied with a 1.5m cord.
Warranty Void Notice
The 36-month comprehensive parts and labor warranty is instantly voided if the system is damaged by the installation of a reverse osmosis (RO) system. For approved filtration hardware, please consult our standard bottled water coolers catalog to ensure full warranty compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Installing a reverse osmosis system on the AquaPulse cooler can cause internal damage and is explicitly prohibited under the terms of the 36-month manufacturer warranty.
Both the 3.6-liter cold tank and the 1.8-liter hot tank are manufactured from highly durable, food-grade Type 304 stainless steel.
Yes. The base AquaPulse cooler does not include a water bottle. It is built to accommodate all standard commercial water bottles, which must be sourced separately.