Turn on the Taste with BRITA Commercial Grade Water Dispensers
BRITA has stood at the forefront of water filtration technologies since its inception over 50 years ago. With success in nearly every sector, BRITA is moving into the commercial space with a new range of Commercial Grade Water Dispensers coming to the Australian market.
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These new dispensers bring forth innovative solutions that deliver outstanding protection needed by hygiene-sensitive situations that lead the way to more inclusive designs for an accessible future. Made in Europe, BRITA water dispensers are created with a high degree of craftsmanship and are suited to high traffic areas, tested for lasting performance.
BRITA’s signature hot-and-cold water dispenser, featuring outstanding design and state-of-the-art technology. Smart and stylish, the brushed stainless-steel 33cm designer tap with glass touch panel fills tall bottles, with choice of up to five water types.
Offering outstanding hygiene with BRITA HygienePlus, a triple safeguard protects your dispenser from contamination and germs and two installation options, Floor standing and Countertop, along with a choice of a choice of up to four water types. With 20+ years experience in the international healthcare sector, BRITA continues to deliver superior taste and performance in high traffic environments.
The BRITA dispenser control unit enhances accessibility, fostering a more inclusive working environment. With convenient positioning it can be installed angled or flat for mounting on the counter or cabinet.
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