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The Aqua illi tap features an electronic safety lock as standard. The user needs to touch the padlock icon before boiling water can be dispensed. The Aqua Alto hot tap requires a preliminary touch on the dispense icon, followed by a second touch for water dispense. All taps dispense at a controlled flow rate, so there’s reduced risk of splashes.

Yes, there are two extensions available for the Aqua illi tap: 60mm and 110mm. The standard height of the tap is 233mm from the worktop and flush-fitting drip tray.

Your water dispenser needs to be connected to a microbiologically safe potable mains water supply, terminating in a 15mm Ballofix isolation valve. Water pressure must be at least 2.5 BAR, and the minimum waterflow rate required is 300 litres per hour.

All the Aqua Libra Co under-counter units are designed to fit into a cupboard space 600mm (W) x 600mm (D) x 900mm (H).

The immediate draw is 4 litres. After that, the unit will dispense 45 litres per hour as standard, and the ultra-high-capacity unit will give you up to 90 litres per hour.

Yes, our systems can be rented. Contact our customer support team for details.

If exhausted, illi and Alto systems will recover fully in a matter of 2-3 minutes (depending on water pressure and incoming temperature), thanks to Aqua Libra’s patented twin tank boiler, which optimises energy, time, and water.

In theory, yes. But if your system is installed by a certified Aqua Libra engineer, it will run smoothly and efficiently. Using an alternative installer will invalidate the warranty and may lead to avoidable repair costs.

At the time of installation, you will choose your portion size. A certified Aqua Libra engineer will set the flow time, which can range from 1-60 seconds. Both the illi and the Alto taps feature a free-flow option as well as the portion dispense.