Monarch F6 Water Station
Six knob taps on a floor-standing stainless cabinet for warehouses, schools and event sites. The 500 W version is cold-only at 300 litres an hour. The 2.5 kW version gives 80 litres chilled and 90 hot each hour.

What it does.
- Chilled-only: 300 L/h at 5-10 °C from a 200 L cold tank
- Chilled & hot (2.5 kW): 80 L/h chilled plus 90 L/h hot at 93-100 °C
- Six knob faucets on one stainless station
- Hermetic Danfu compressor on R134a
- SS304 water tank with SS201 cabinet
- Same 1200 × 650 × 1300 mm cabinet for both versions
Typical applications
Monarch F6 Water Station in Oman
A warehouse floor, a labour camp or an outdoor event in the heat needs cold water that keeps coming. The cold-only F6 keeps 200 litres chilled and serves 300 litres an hour across its six taps.
The 2.5 kW version gives up some cold output in exchange for 93–100 °C hot water, from a 30-litre cold tank and a 27-litre hot one. Both versions use one cabinet design and a hermetic compressor.
Common questions
How do I pick between the two?
Cold water only? Take the 500 W model. If people also make tea or heat meals, take the 2.5 kW one.
How big is the cabinet?
Both versions measure 1200 × 650 × 1300 mm.
How many people will it look after?
Around 180 to 200 a day.
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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