Monarch CB35 Water Station
A high-output stainless station for Kuwaiti offices, canteens, schools and mosques: 300 L/h chilled at 5–10 °C from a 200 L tank, and 80 L/h hot from 27 L, through four cold and two hot faucets.
What it does.
- Up to 300 L/h of chilled water at 5-10 °C from a 200 L cold tank
- 80 L/h of hot water from a 27 L hot tank
- Six faucets: four chilled, two hot
- Danfoss R134a compressor cooling
- SS304 inner tank with SS201 stainless body
- Touch-panel (CB35T) or manual-tap (CB35K) control
Typical applications
Monarch CB35 Water Station in Kuwait
The CB35 is built for places where many people drink at the same times, such as a canteen at lunch or a mosque before prayer. Four chilled taps and two hot share one stainless station.
Its Danfoss compressor on R134a chills to 5–10 °C, and the inner tank is SS304. Three-stage pre-filtration, commissioning and a one-year warranty are part of the supply.
Common questions
What is the difference between CB35T and CB35K?
The CB35T has a touch panel and stands 1520 mm tall. The CB35K uses manual taps and stands 1450 mm.
How much power does it draw?
500 W on 220–240 V.
How much floor space does it need?
1600 × 450 mm.
Supplied, installed and serviced in Kuwait
Kuwait's mains water is distilled seawater blended with a little brackish groundwater, then stored in building tanks. Filtration and RO at the point of use deal with taste, chloride and anything the pipes add.
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Source: MEW via Oxford Business Group (2018); Alsulaili et al., Journal of Engineering Research 3(1), 2015.
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