Crystal Quest Hybrid Ultrafiltration Bottleless Water Cooler

Enjoy Pure Water Anytime with the Crystal Quest Hybrid Ultrafiltration Bottleless Water Cooler

Say goodbye to the inconvenience of heavy plastic bottles and delivery schedules with the Crystal Quest Hybrid Ultrafiltration Bottleless Water Cooler. Enjoy clean, crisp filtered water effortlessly, ideal for offices of up to 30 people.

Our advanced, retro-styled water cooler taps directly into your cold water line, providing a continuous supply of purified water. Tired of lifting heavy bottles and managing deliveries? This system ensures you have access to fresh, filtered water 24/7 without any hassle.

With its nine-stage filtration system, this water cooler eliminates the need for cumbersome plastic bottles and constant deliveries. Simply connect it to your cold water line, and enjoy an uninterrupted supply of fresh, filtered water. 

The key to its effectiveness lies in its Ultrafiltration (UF) technology. Using a fine .02 micron membrane, it filters out micro-organisms and significantly reduces Total Suspended Solids (TSS). This advanced process not only guarantees pure water but also minimizes wastewater, making it a sustainable choice.

This water cooler’s features make it a standout choice. It includes a built-in advanced filtration system, separate hot and cold power switches, and an automatic heating shut-off for enhanced safety. The automatic float valve ensures consistent water levels, while the high-efficiency sealed compressor cooling system keeps your water at the perfect temperature.

Invest in the Crystal Quest Hybrid Ultrafiltration Bottleless Water Cooler for a sustainable, practical, and health-conscious hydration solution. Say goodbye to plastic bottles and hello to convenience and purity.

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Why choose the Crystal Quest Hybrid Ultrafiltration Bottleless Water Cooler?

• 9-stage Ultrafiltration (UF) system – removes microorganisms and significantly reduces Total Suspended Solids (TSS) with a refined .02 micron membrane.
• Continuous water supply – filters water directly into the cooler, ensuring instant access even if the tanks are drained.
• User-friendly design – includes separate hot and cold power switches, automatic heating shut-off for safety, and an automatic float valve.
• Energy-efficient cooling – features a high-efficiency sealed compressor cooling system for optimal performance.
• Customizable temperature – adjustable cold water temperature settings for personalized comfort.
• Durable construction – Type 304 stainless steel hot and cold water tanks ensure longevity and hygiene.
• Easy maintenance – accessible front panel for straightforward filter changes and system servicing.
• Retro design – full-size and stylish, fitting seamlessly into any office environment.

9 Stage with Ultrafiltration Process

Stage 1 - Sediment filter cartridge that removes 99.99% of microbiological cysts, cryptosporidium, and Giardia.

Stage 2 - Granulated Activated Carbon (GAC) cartridge, adsorbent for organic contaminants such as chlorine (99.9%), chemicals linked to cancer (THM's, benzene), pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), PCB's, MTBE's and hundreds of other chemical contaminants that may be present in water, which cause bad tastes and odors.

Stage 3 - Ultrafiltration (UF) membrane for the removal of colloids, proteins, bacteria, viruses, parasites, protozoa and pyrogens (e.g., gram-negative bacterial endotoxins), other organic molecules larger than 0.2 micron, and most other water contaminants known today.

Stage 4 - One-micron filter pads(1 micron equals 1/25,000th of an inch) which removes suspended particles such as silt, sediment, cysts (Giardia, Cryptosporidium), sand, rust, dirt, and other undissolved matter.

Stages 5 and 6 - ERA-6500 and ERA-9500 is a major advancement in water treatment technology that works on the electro-chemical and spontaneous-oxidation-reduction (Eagle Redox Alloy®) principles. Chlorine is instantaneously and almost inexhaustibly oxidized. Iron and hydrogen sulfide are oxidized into insoluble matter and attach to the surface of the media. Heavy metals such as lead, mercury, copper, nickel, chromium, cadmium, aluminum, and other dissolved metals are removed from the water by the electrochemical process.

Stage 7 - Ceramic Balls, which remove harmful bacteria such as E. Coli, Fecal coli form, Salmonella, Streptococcus, cysts (Cryptosporidium, Giardia), and sediment.

Stage 8 - Another bed of granulated activated carbon (GAC).

Stage 9 - Another One-micron filtration pad for further reduction of undesirable particles.

	TURBO UF	TURBO UF/RO	SHARP UF	SHARP UF/RO	Hybrid UF	Hybrid UF/RO
No Plastic Jugs
Cold Water
Hot Water
Child Safety for Hot Water
UltraFiltration (UF)
Reverse Osmosis (RO)
Waste Water
Stainless Steel Holding Tank
Polypropylene Holding Tank

Upgrade your hydration experience with the Crystal Quest Hybrid Ultrafiltration Bottleless Water Cooler. Enjoy the convenience of pure, filtered water anytime without the hassle of bottle replacements. Invest in this efficient, stylish, and durable water cooler today.

Crystal Quest SHARP Bottleless Water Cooler with Ultrafiltration's FAQs

Q: What pressure range does my Water Cooler run in?
A: Each of our Water Cooler units is designed to run between 30 - 60 psi.

Q: Can I sit my cup or bottle on the Drip Tray when filling it?
A: Do not use the Drip Tray to support any type of container when filling from the unit.

Q: How can I remove the tubing from a Compression Fitting?
A: Compression Fittings are the style of fitting found on all of our Filter Cartridges, each one marked by a distinctive hexagon-shaped plastic cap. To remove the tubing: Unscrew the plastic cap by turning it counterclockwise, then remove both the cap and the tubing from the fitting. Be cautious not to over-tighten the cap when reinstalling the tubing to the fitting.

Q: How can I remove the tubing from a Quick Connect Fitting?
A: Quick Connect Fittings are the style of fitting found on most of the internal components of your unit, each one marked by a distinctive blue clasp directly below the lip of the fitting inlet. To remove the tubing: Locate the small blue clasp and remove it. Next, you will press down on the lip of the fitting with one hand while gently pulling the tubing out with the other. To replace the fitting: Press down on lip of the fitting, push the tubing firmly in, release the fitting lip, then reinstall the blue clasp.
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Q: My Reverse Osmosis Membrane looks different from the other filters, how to I replace it?
A: The Reverse Osmosis Membrane is the only filter on the machine that needs to be removed from its housing when being replaced. Unscrew the Membrane cap from the housing, turning counterclockwise to loosen. Once the cap is off, remove the previous RO Membrane by lifting it from the housing with a pair of pliers by its exposed nozzle. Next install the new Membrane, making sure to insert it into the housing by the nozzle which has the two small o-rings, pictured below:

Q: Why doesn't my water cooler produce hot/cold water?
A: COOLING: The first thing you are going to want to do is check the back of the water cooler to see if both cooling element switch is turned to the "on" position. If it is, you will need to locate the thermostat screw at the top of the water cooler. It would be behind the yellow sticker at the top of the system labeled "Thermostat". Turn that screw counterclockwise (to the left) to lower the thermostat and allow the compressor to kick on. You may not hear the compressor kick on at first, but give the system at least 15 minutes before testing the cold-water spout. This should take care of the issue but if not, call us directly to speak to Technical Support.

HEATING: What you are going to want to do is make sure the heating element switch is turned to the "on" position in the back of the water cooler. If the switch is turned to the "on" position, locate the heating tank (towards the middle of the tank). There will be two sets of wires connected to the back of the tank. Look at the second set of wires (the bottom set). There will be a small black button between the set of wires which would be the heating tank reset switch. Press and hold that reset switch for 5 seconds and allow the tank 15 minutes to start the heating process before testing the hot water spout. This should take care of the issue but if not, call us directly to speak to Technical Support.

Q: I am experiencing a leak with my water cooler, why?
A: When experiencing a leak within your system, you want to figure out exactly where the leak is coming from. If this is a floor standing water cooler, open the front panel of the system to reveal the cartridges.

 Check each connection between the filters to make sure they are secure. If the connections or the cartridges are the problem, call us directly to speak to a technician. If your connections and cartridges are not the cause for the leak, remove the hat (top) of the water cooler to expose the reservoir tank. You can access the top of the reservoir tank by removing the screws at the back of the water cooler towards the top.

After you have taken off the hat of the water cooler, remove the transparent plastic lid on top of the reservoir tank. If the tank is full and you still hear the pump trying to produce water, call in directly to speak to a technician to help solve the issue for you. These are the primary areas that would cause the system to leak, however, if you have checked both areas and cannot identify where the leak is originating from, call us to speak to a technician.

Q: Why aren't the element lights on?
A: If your water cooler element (Heating/Cooling) lights are not on, check the back of the water cooler to make sure the element switches are turned to the "on" position. If they are turned to the "on" position and still not allowing the element lights to come on, check the power source to make sure the water cooler is plugged in. IF the water cooler is plugged in and still not lighting up, call us directly to speak to a technician as you may need to replace the fuse.