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A hot and cold water dispenser is a device that provides both hot and cold water on demand. These machines typically have two separate tanks, one for storing cold water and one for storing hot water. Here's how they work:
Cold Water Dispenser:
Water is drawn from a source (e.g. a water line or a bottle) and is filtered to remove impurities.
The water is then cooled using a refrigeration system similar to that of a refrigerator.
Once the water reaches the desired temperature, it is stored in a tank until it is dispensed.
Hot Water Dispenser:
Water is drawn from a source (e.g. a water line or a bottle) and is filtered to remove impurities.
The water is then heated using a heating element similar to that of an electric kettle.
Once the water reaches the desired temperature, it is stored in a tank until it is dispensed.
When a user presses the hot or cold water button on the dispenser, the corresponding tank releases water through a valve and dispenses it into a cup or container.
It's important to note that some hot and cold water dispensers use a single tank for both hot and cold water, which means the water is cooled or heated on demand rather than being stored in separate tanks.
