BWT AQA drink Pro 20 CAS tabletop unit

BWT attaches great impor­tance to high quality prod­ucts. In addi­tion to state-​of-the-art produc­tion, AQA drink filter cartridges are also subjected to inten­sive quality tests before they leave the factory.

In excepetional circum­stances filters can become damaged during trans­porta­tion or instal­la­tion. In such cases the filter should not be used. If the cartridge is deliv­ered damage please notify the carrier immea­di­atly and then our own customer service team by calling 01494 838100 pr by emailing custom­erser­vice@bwt-​uk.co.uk

If the tap on your dispenser is not working please check that the water supply or shut-​off valves are open. Check that the AQA drink filter cartridge is fully screwed into the filter head. If this is not the case, remove the AQA drink filter cartridge by half a turn and then screw it back into the filter head as far as it will go. Check that the flow direc­tion and the direc­tion arrow on the filter head match. Flow can only occur if both point in the same direc­tion.

Only food grade CO2 should be used E290 for water dispensers please check labels care­fully before use.

The trans­port of CO2 bottles is subject to the hazard ordi­nance road/railway/ inland ship­ping - GGVSEB. Trans­port in passenger cars and closed vehi­cles should only be carried out in excep­tional cases and under special precau­tionary measures. Trans­port in trailers is prefer­able. During trans­port in closed vehi­cles, suffi­cient venti­la­tion must be provided, e.g. open windows, switched on blower, ... The bottles must be secured against slip­ping, falling over or rolling around. Stowage should be as sepa­rate from the passenger compart­ment as possible. In general, your gas supplier will be happy to help you.

With regard to the storage of CO2 cylin­ders, it depends on the size of the cylin­ders. You can store 425g bottles anywhere. For a 2kg bottle, the room size must be at least 13.5m² with a room height of 2.5m. The legal spec­i­fi­ca­tions are to be kept absolutely. The room temper­a­ture should not exceed 22°C.

CO2 bottles can be ordered from BWT UK, catering supplies and some whole­salers

An AQA drink water dispenser can be used in almost all areas of daily life - at home, in the office, in law firms, in fitness centres, at trade fairs or events, in schools and even in canteens.

The number of people who can be supplied with a water dispenser depends on the machine. The number of users ranges from one to 100 people who can be supplied with drinking water. Find out more about the number of users at the respec­tive device infor­ma­tion.

All AQA drink water dispensers are piped devices. This means that the devices are connected directly to the water pipe. This means that there is no need to set up a storage tank and fresh, filtered water can be tapped at any time.

No. All AQA drink water dispensers are equipped with a drip tray. The drip tray is remov­able and can be emptied and cleaned. The free-​standing units can be equipped with a waste water tank, which is stored in the base cabinet. It is acces­sible and can be emptied at any time. Of course, your device can also be connected to the waste water pipe if one is nearby.

The AQA drink water dispensers offer up to 3 water options to choose from. Depending on the model and personal taste, you can access still, chilled, sparkling or hot water depending on the model you choose.

The water dispenser should be installed no further than 5m from a water connec­tion. If the water pipe is longer, too much standing water will remain in the pipe.

No. In prin­ciple, only two factors need to be consid­ered:

• Existing water and elec­tricity connec­tion
• A bit of space

In public build­ings and offices all condi­tions are usually present. The AQA drink water dispensers are avail­able as table-​top or free-​standing units. The table-​top units are of the same size as commer­cially avail­able fully auto­matic coffee machines and fit on any kitchen worktop.

The filter and the CO2 bottle can be placed in any base cabinet. For the instal­la­tion only a small hole has to be drilled into the worktop to pass through the connecting hoses. If you don't want to place it on the worktop or if you don't have the space, the solu­tion offers itself as a stand-​alone unit. The table-​top unit is placed on a base cabinet, which also provides space for the filter and the CO2 bottle."

Tap water is deliv­ered to your home or premises meeting the high stan­dard of qualtity laid down in the regual­tions. Unfor­tu­natley some of the trace elements allowed and foreign parti­cles from your own plumbing system can spoil the taste and the clarity of the water. A moderm water filter will remove these so you can enjoy water that clear and odour free. Choosing a specialist BWT cartridge you can add vital minerals like magne­sium and zinc and even remove any microplas­tics.

Like any elec­tronic device, a water dispenser consumes elec­tricity. But not more than other house­hold appli­ances, such as a refrig­er­ator. Elec­tricity consump­tion depends on the amount of water to be cooled.

• The AQA drink filter cartridge must be replaced at the latest after 6-12 months, depending on the type of filter, after the first use or after the capacity has been exhausted. 
• If the use is inter­rupted for more than 2 days, rinse the filter system with 4-5 litres of water before using it again. If the system is not used for more than 4 weeks, we recom­mend replacing the AQA drink filter cartridge.

Water dispensers must be cleaned regu­larly and 'deep cleaned' (sani­tised) every 6 months to ensure hygien­i­cally safe oper­a­tion. The main­te­nance of the units is carried out by a BWT service tech­ni­cian or by trained specialist personnel. Please contact us for more details of our sani­tising programmes

For the instal­la­tion of an AQA drink water dispenser you need a potable water supply within 5m of the area you would like it installed. A power connec­tion (Mains socket) 220 - 240 V/50Hz.

A water dispenser makes sounds like any refrig­er­ator. When you draw sparkling water, you will also hear a pump.

Yes. It is neces­sary to keep a distance of 5 cm from the wall in order to be able to dissi­pate the waste heat gener­ated by the cooling.