Monarch CB35 Water Station
Built for canteens, schools, mosques and camps: four cold taps and two hot on one stainless station, with a 200-litre chilled tank giving 300 litres an hour at 5–10 °C and a 27-litre hot tank giving 80.
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 Oman
The CB35 is made for rush moments: a school canteen at lunch, a camp at shift change, the minutes before prayer at a mosque. Everyone drinks from the one stainless station.
Cooling comes from a Danfoss compressor on R134a, and the inner tank is SS304 stainless. Three-stage pre-filtration, commissioning and one year of warranty all come with the supply.
Common questions
CB35T or CB35K: what is the difference?
Controls and height. The T model uses a touch panel and stands 1520 mm high. The K model has manual taps and stands 1450 mm.
What power supply does it need?
220–240 V, drawing 500 W.
What footprint should we allow?
1600 × 450 mm of floor.
Specified, installed and looked after anywhere in Oman
Coastal mains water is mostly desalinated seawater. It is soft, but it picks things up in pipes and tanks. Inland wells can be very hard: one 2024 study of Al Dhahirah groundwater found an average hardness of 659 mg/l.
Say which governorate you are in, whether the water comes from the Nama network, a tank or a well, and what you need it for. We design the system, price it in rials and arrange the fit.
Source: Nama Water Services; Al Dhahirah groundwater study, International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry (2024).
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