Turn on the Basics

Water is a universal solvent, is essential for all life. A single human being consumes on average from 2 to 2.6 litres of water daily to survive.  Around 60 percent of the human body is made up of water, and 75 percent of every human brain is water. It goes without saying that a low intake of water leads to headaches, depression and physical dehydration, and less than peak performance.

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Over 96 percent of the planet’s water are in the oceans, and the remainder is where our fresh water is tapped for use. Reservoirs collect, store and distribute fresh water primarily from rain water, but it’s a long, complex system of travel and delivery to the population.

In New South Wales alone, there are 21,000 kilometres of pipes that water needs to travel through from reservoir to home taps. Though some of these water systems and pipes are modern, the wear and tear of logistics often mean there may be some biological and mineral hitchhikers that may come along for a ride.

However, today’s modern world has given us the peace of mind when it comes to water well-being and hygiene. BRITA from Germany has led the way in the last 50 years with water filtration technology and is a pathfinder with modern commercial-grade systems.

Extra-C Tap Dispenser

The Extra C-Tap Dispenser allows a choice of up to five water types: ambient and chilled still, chilled semi-sparkling and sparkling ‚ plus hot water on demand, all from one installation. All BRITA taps are German designed, with high European manufacturing quality standards and stand up to the demands of busy workplaces.

Top Pro

BRITA’s Top Pro offers outstanding hygiene with BRITA HygienePlus, a triple safeguard protects the dispenser from contamination and germs. With 20+ years’ experience in the international healthcare sector, BRITA continues to deliver superior taste and performance in high traffic environments.

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