Plumbed in Water Coolers

If you’re looking for a water cooler that will do all of the work for you while you reap the benefits, then a mains-fed cooler is the perfect choice.

You can enjoy fresh, filtered water 24/7.
It reduces the need for plastic water bottles, decreasing plastic waste.
You don’t need to find somewhere to store your water bottle deliveries.
They’re a cost-effective alternative to constantly purchasing bottled water.
There’s very little upkeep involved.
You can enjoy both hot and cold water, preparing drinks in seconds.

Mains-fed water coolers are beloved by our customers, as they connect directly to your water supply.

So, what does this mean? Once installed, your water cooler draws water from the mains in your building, filters it through an internal system, and dispenses chilled, hot, or room-temperature water.

The filtration system removes impurities, such as chlorine, sediment, and other particles, that can affect the taste or clarity. So, before you dispense your water, it’s already been through an advanced filtration process—no more contaminated tap water!

Following filtering, the water is stored in internal tanks, typically one for hot water and another for cooled water. These are maintained at the proper temperature so that when you need them, the cooler is prepared to dispense.

When placing your mains-fed water cooler, make sure it’s located near a plug socket, as it requires electricity to operate.

Yes! As discussed above, our mains-fed water dispensers come with built-in filtration systems that remove impurities such as chlorine, lead, and sediment.

That means you can enjoy fresh, clean filtered water at the push of a button!

It doesn’t take much to keep your mains-fed water cooler in great condition. They’re designed for convenience, so doing these few things below can help to extend their lifespan:

Wipe down the outside with a cloth and a gentle antibacterial spray once a week (including the tabs, buttons, and outer casings).
Remove the dip tray, empty it out, and clean it with warm, soapy water.
Change the internal filter every 6 months.
Flush out the internal system and disinfect components every 6 to 12 months.
Check for limescale buildup (especially in hard water areas).

Yes! At Drop Water Coolers, our mains-fed dispensers feature both cold and boiling water taps, allowing you to enjoy a cold or hot drink in seconds.

For this reason, they’re a popular choice for shared kitchens, offices, or even home use, thanks to our compact countertop coolers. Many of our dispensers come with temperature controls, including adjustable cold water thermostats.

If you’re hoping to install a mains-fed water cooler in your office or home, then it’ll need to be connected to your building’s cold water pipe by a professional. At Drop Water Coolers, we offer 24/7 installation, handling every aspect of the process for you.

Here’s what you’ll need for a successful installation:
Access to a mains supply (the closer it can be installed, the better)
A standard 13-amp power socket a metre or two away from the cooler.
A flat and stable floor for the unit.
Sufficient room around the cooler for ventilation.

Yes! If you think your home would benefit from a mains-fed water cooler, then it’s absolutely possible to install one in your property.

Since residential buildings tend to have less space than an office, we provide countertop mains-fed water coolers to save on space. This means you can enjoy all the benefits without making your home feel cramped or crowded.

With no bottles to change, no waste to worry about, and better-tasting, filtered water on tap, it’s a small upgrade that can make a big difference to your daily routine.

Yes, we will install and plumb-in all mains fed water coolers for free upon delivery!

Yes, mains fed water coolers should be cleaned regularly, around once every 6 months for normal usage.

Yes, these should also be replaced regularly, usually every 6 months to keep your water tasting great!

No, modern plumbed-in water coolers are very energy efficient and very low cost to run compared to other appliances such as dishwashers or fridges.