Zip HydroTap G5 Celsius Arc
Chilled and sparkling filtered water with unfiltered hot and cold, and no boiling tank, for Saudi homes, breakout areas and offices that want cold drinks without the power draw.
What it does.
- Chilled and sparkling filtered water, plus unfiltered hot and cold
- No boiling tank, so power draw is a fraction of the boiling models
- Curved arc spout in the Design Range styling
- Ships with two disposable CO2 cylinders for the sparkling supply
- Three energy-saving modes including on/off timers and a two-hour sleep
- 5 star WELS rating at 5.5 litres
Typical applications
Zip HydroTap G5 Celsius Arc in Saudi Arabia
In a hot Saudi summer, chilled water is the one people reach for. The Celsius Arc focuses on chilled and sparkling and drops the boiling tank, so it draws just 0.18 kW.
Its command centre measures 280 × 429 × 333 mm and runs from a 10 A socket. Three energy-saving modes, including timers and a two-hour sleep, cut use further.
Common questions
Does it give boiling water?
No. It has no boiling tank. For boiling, choose the Celsius Arc All-in-One or a Plus model.
How much power does it use?
0.18 kW, a fraction of the roughly 1.5 kW a boiling model needs.
Does it need a hot supply?
Yes, both hot and cold supplies are required.
Supplied, installed and serviced in Saudi Arabia
Saudi supply is a mix of desalinated water and groundwater. Where groundwater is blended in, as in Riyadh, the water can be hard enough to scale heaters and machines, so we check your supply before choosing a system.
Tell us your city, whether the site is on mains or tanker water, and what the system is for. We specify it, quote in riyals and install it.
Source: Al-Hamzah & Fellows, Water 16(13), 1810 (2024).
Where we work
- Riyadh
- Jeddah
- Across Saudi Arabia
Talk to the team
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