Midea Countertop Top Load Water Dispenser – Black
R2,999.00
Experience ultimate hydration with the Midea YL2037T-BLACK Countertop Water Dispenser. Designed for style and practicality, this space-saving dispenser delivers instant cold, hot, or ambient water while incorporating advanced hygiene features certified by the EPA. Perfect for modern kitchens and offices.
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Key Features
- Tri-Temperature Functionality: Delivers hot (up to 92°C), room temperature, and cold (as low as 6°C) water.
- HygiShell Antibacterial Protection: EPA-certified materials protect high-contact areas to prevent germ contamination.
- Stainless Steel Water Tanks: Durable SUS304 inner tanks for both hot and cold water ensure safe, clean storage.
- Fast Dispensing Rates: ≥1.2L/min for both hot and cold water.
- Energy Efficient: Uses just 420W (heating) and 100W (cooling) – efficient for both home and office.
- Compact Design: Fits perfectly on kitchen counters with a sleek black finish.
- Easy Operation Dial: User-friendly interface with intuitive temperature icons.
- Compressor Cooling Technology: Ensures consistent performance and durability.
Specifications
- Model: YL2037T-BLACK
- Rated Voltage/Frequency: 220–240V / 50–60Hz
- Heating Power: 420W
- Cooling Power: 100W
- Cold Tank Volume: 3L
- Hot Tank Volume: 1.02L
- Dispense Rate: Cold ≥1.2L/min | Hot ≥1.2L/min | Room Temp ≥1.0L/min
- Cold Water Temp: ≤10°C
- Hot Water Temp: ≥85°C (up to 92°C)
- Heating Capacity: 4L/hour
- Cooling Capacity: 2L/hour
- Cooling Method: Compressor
- Net Weight: 11.8kg
- Gross Weight: 13.1kg
- Product Dimensions (W×D×H): 310 × 350 × 506 mm
Warranty
We are dedicated to providing the widest range of superior quality, best value for money consumer appliances to the South African market.
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FAQs
1What is a water dispenser?
A device that provides easy access to drinking water, often offering options like cold, hot, and ambient water.
2What types of water dispensers are available?
- Bottle less (plumbed-in): Connects directly to a water line and filters tap water.
- Bottled: Uses replaceable water bottles.
- Countertop or freestanding: Varies by space and usage needs.
3What do I need to install a water dispenser?
A nearby electrical outlet for bottle dispensers, and a water source and a nearby electrical outlet if it’s a plumbed in dispenser.
4Do water dispensers require maintenance?
- Plumbed in versions require regular filter changes and surface cleaning.
- Water dispensers also require periodic system flushing with equal parts of hot water and white vinegar or lemon juice.
5Can the filtered water be used for tea or coffee?
Absolutely. Filtered water enhances the taste of beverages.
6Can a plumbed in dispenser handle hard water?
Yes, many filters are designed to reduce minerals and contaminants.
7What are the signs of a dirty water dispenser?
- Unpleasant Taste or Odor
- Water tastes metallic, sour, or musty.
- Foul or chlorine-like smell, even after filtering.
- Discolored Water
- Cloudy, yellowish, or brownish water.
- Presence of floating particles or sediment.
- Slow Water Flow
- Reduced pressure or slow dispensing could indicate clogged filters or buildup in the pipes.
- Visible Mold or Algae
- Green, black, or slimy buildup around the spouts, drip tray, or inside the reservoir.
- Noisy Operation
- Gurgling or unusual sounds during dispensing may suggest internal contamination or air trapped due to buildup.
- Sticky or Slimy Surfaces
- Taps, buttons, or drip trays feel sticky or have residue—often a sign of bacterial growth.
- Frequent Illness or Upset Stomach
- If multiple people using the dispenser experience gastrointestinal issues, contaminated water could be the cause.
- Filter Change Alerts Ignored
- If your dispenser has a filter change indicator and it’s been ignored, water quality may be compromised.
8How often should I check my water dispenser?
- Daily
- Wipe down external surfaces and buttons.
- Check for leaks or spills around the drip tray.
- Weekly
- Clean the drip tray and spouts.
- Inspect for mold, slime, or residue.
- Monthly
- Flush the system with clean water.
- Check water taste and odor.
- Inspect filters (if applicable).
- Every 3–6 Months
- Deep clean the reservoir and internal components.
- Sanitize with vinegar or lemon juice solution.
- Replace filters (if applicable based on usage and manufacturer guidelines).
- Extra Checks
- After long periods of non-use (e.g., holidays or shutdowns).
- If water tastes or smells off.
- If flow rate drops or water appears cloudy.
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