Commercial water bubblers, Melbourne and Geelong

RM Mains Bubbler Fountain

The award winning Australian designed RM Bubbler Fountain is a versatile and durable water cooler unit. Perfect for commercial work environments, hospitals and other workplaces. For more detailed information download the RM Mains Pressure Fountain brochure.

The fountain cooler:

  • is Australian made
  • is 100% rust proof cabinet
  • impact resistant, UV stabilised cabinet, tough to last
  • comes in “granite” colour
  • plumbed into mains water supply
  • performance ratings of 30 litres per hr
  • 1.9 litre, stainless steel chilling tank
  • dimensions: 410mm W x 410mm D x 1180mm H

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No access to mains supply? Prefer a hot/cold option? You might like to take a look at our otherĀ office water cooler products.

Commercial water bubbler ready to be installed in Melbourne and Geelong

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What is a commercial water bubbler?

A commercial water bubbler is a drinking water unit designed to provide easy access to water in workplaces, schools and other high-use environments. Unlike bottled water dispensers, commercial water bubblers are connected to the water supply, making them a convenient option for locations that need drinking water available throughout the day.

Are commercial water bubblers suitable for schools and busy workplaces?

Yes. Commercial water bubblers are well suited to schools, factories, warehouses, offices and other busy facilities where drinking water needs to be readily accessible to staff, students or visitors. Choosing a purpose-built commercial unit helps accommodate frequent use and the demands of a shared environment.

What is the difference between a commercial water bubbler and a water cooler?

A commercial water bubbler typically allows users to drink directly from a bubbler outlet, while a water cooler generally dispenses water into a cup or bottle. Some commercial drinking water units can provide different dispensing options. The right choice depends on the location, number of users and how people need to access drinking water.