Notes for Choosing a Hot and Cold Water Dispenser
When it comes to buying a hot and cold water dispenser, there are two main types available in the market: electronic chip-cooled and block-cooled water dispensers.
– Electronic chip-cooled water dispensers are affordable but have a limited cooling temperature of around 15°C and heating temperature of about 80°C. They usually do not have a cooling compartment and have lower durability. These types of water dispensers are suitable for small families with fewer than 10 members.
– Block-cooled water dispensers work similarly to refrigerators, with a cooling temperature ranging from 5-10°C and a heating temperature ranging from 90-95°C. They have a cooling compartment, higher cost, and better durability compared to electronic chip-cooled water dispensers. These water dispensers are ideal for use in company offices or school classrooms.
Ultimately, the choice of a hot and cold water dispenser depends on the specific needs of your family.
Electricity consumption is an important consideration for hot and cold water dispensers as they operate almost throughout the day. It is recommended to choose a hot and cold water dispenser with a power rating of approximately 500W or higher.
Another crucial aspect when choosing a hot and cold water dispenser is the manufacturer’s reputation. Opting for a reputable manufacturer ensures peace of mind and the best warranty.
Tips for Safe and Efficient Use of a Hot and Cold Water Dispenser
– When you bring home a new hot and cold water dispenser, it is advisable to flush the water pipes by letting around 3-5 liters of water flow from both the hot and cold faucets.
– It is important to place the hot and cold water dispenser at least 10-15 cm away from the wall to ensure proper ventilation and prevent fire or explosion hazards.
– Carefully read the usage instructions regarding the water tank capacity and the type of water tank suitable for use with the hot and cold water dispenser.
– For block-cooled water dispensers, allow 1-2 hours of rest time before using the device after moving it.
– Always remember to turn off the power switch when there is no water in the tank or when there is no water tank available.
– Avoid plugging the hot and cold water dispenser into the same outlet as other devices and never store meat or fish in the cooling compartment.
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Above are some helpful tips for choosing and using a hot and cold water dispenser effectively. Do you have any other suggestions for safe and efficient use of a hot and cold water dispenser? Feel free to share in the comments section!
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