Workplace

LANA

LANA, the competent and essential freestanding water dispenser. Moderate capacity serving up to 50 people. Delivers hot, warm or cold pure drinking water. Modern and compact design. Features an inbuilt TDS reader, leakage detection system, digital temperature control, and intelligent energy-saving function. Zinc, White, and Champagne color options available.

Overview

Water Options

HOT
WARM
COLD

Sectors

Workplace School Campus

Serving Size

Up to 50 people

Feature Highlights

Guaranteed boiling sterilization

All water, including warm and cold, is heated to at least 90°C before being dispensed.

Built-in multi-stage water filtration system

One-size-fits-all dispense area

Build-in leakage detection system

When leakage occurs, the system will shut off the water inlet to prevent further leaking.

TDS Reading

Users can easily read the Total Dissolved Solid level from the water tank using the display panel.

Energy saving mode

Energy saving mode can be activated at manually for up to 60 hours.

LED display

The LED display is able to show the water temperature and system status.

Connectable to other appliances

Specifications

Dimension

(D) 460 x (W) 335 x (H) 1325 mm

Production Capacity

Hot water 13.5L/h (90°C +/- 10°C)
Cold water 9L/h (15°C +/- 10°C)

Water Tank Capacity

(Hot) 10 Litre
(Warm) 5 Litre
(Cold) 3.3 Litre

4-Stage (NSF certified) filter process:

1. Pre-Filter – Polypropylene Filter
2. Activated Carbon Filter
3. “Reverse Osmosis” – TFC Membrane (FILMTEC: TW 30-1812-100 x 1)
4. Post Filter – Activated Carbon Filter

Temperature

(Cold) 4°C – 12°C
(Hot) 85°C – 100°C

Power Consumption

220/240V @ 50Hz (Cold water 215W, Hot water 1000W)

Product specification is subject to change without notice. The actual specification and appearance may vary. In such cases, precedence is given to the actual products.

FAQ

Hong Kong, Macau, and multiple cities in mainland China.

Reverse Osmosis (RO) is the most effective filtration technology available. The RO process works by separating contaminants from water by forcing the water through a semi-permeable membrane. This membrane acts as a physical barrier to remove all particles larger than 0.1 nanometer.

For example, the membrane may allow passage of water molecules, but blocks molecules of dissolved salt or other harmful contaminants. Unwanted molecules are blocked and discarded by the membrane while the ultra-pure water continues on for use or further treatment.

This process takes any unwanted molecules retained by the membrane and sweeps them away to your drain. This filtration process prevents the membrane’s surface from clogging, thus allowing the filter to last long.

An RO unit has to be connected to drainage to discharge the waste water produced during filtration process which brings away the impurities filtered by the RO membrane. This prevents clogging and fouling of filters.

Reverse Osmosis (RO) membranes are designed to filter out contaminants at the molecular level. It is absolutely essential to remove contaminants larger than 5 microns before passing it to the RO membrane to prevent fouling and clogging.

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