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AA First ArcticChill 108 Plumbed Water Cooler

Introducing the AA First ArcticChill 108, a top-of-the-line water cooler designed for maximum convenience and efficiency. With its exceptional dispense height of 29cm, it allows for easy filling of bottles, reducing waste and promoting sustainability.

Equipped with a single dispensing button for chilled water, the ArcticChill 108 ensures quick and hassle-free access to refreshing beverages. Its high-capacity direct chill cold water system guarantees a steady supply of chilled water, providing ultimate hydration throughout the day.

Whether you choose the floor-standing or tabletop configuration, the ArcticChill 108 delivers unparalleled performance and reliability for all your hydration needs.

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Additional information

Dimensions

H:1140 W:340 D:340

Weight

25kg

Colour

Grey – Silver

  • Table Top & Floor Standing
  • Solenoid Taps
  • Dispense Height 29cm
  • 30L-40L Per Hour
  • Direct Chill

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Can the AA First ArcticChill 108 be used as both a countertop and floor standing unit?

The AA First ArcticChill 108 can be used in either a floor-standing or tabletop configuration depending on the space.

How much chilled water per hour can the AA First ArcticChill 108 dispense?

The AA First ArcticChill 108 can produce 30L-40L of chilled water per hour.

Is the AA First ArcticChill 108 suitable for filling water bottles?

With a dispense height of 29cm, the AA First ArcticChill 108 can sufficiently fit bottles for refilling.

Does the AA First ArcticChill 108 dispense ambient water as well as chilled?

The AA First ArcticChill 108 has a single dispensing button for chilled water only.

Does the AA First ArcticChill 108 require a mains plumbed water connection?

Yes, the AA First ArcticChill 108 is designed to operate using a direct mains water connection, which allows it to deliver continuous hot, chilled, sparkling, or ambient water without the need for bottled water.