Avalon A6SC-BLK Bottom Load Self Clean Water Dispenser

Product Description

The AVALON A6SC-BLK is a freestanding, bottom-loading water dispenser with a built-in self-cleaning function. It connects to standard 5-gallon water jugs loaded into a concealed lower compartment, eliminating the need to lift heavy bottles overhead. The unit operates on 110-120 volts at 6 amps, making it compatible with standard residential and light commercial electrical circuits. At 41 inches tall, 12 inches wide, and 13 inches deep, it fits a typical break room, office, or service area footprint. Licensed plumbers and facility maintenance technicians are the most common installers, though the design supports straightforward end-user setup as well.

This dispenser is intended for environments where a clean, accessible drinking water station is needed without ceiling-height jug handling. The self-cleaning cycle reduces manual sanitization labor, which is a practical advantage in high-traffic commercial spaces, medical waiting areas, or office environments. The bottom-load design keeps the five-gallon jug out of sight and lowers the center of gravity for improved stability on hard flooring surfaces.

Key Features

• Bottom-loading design eliminates overhead bottle lifting for 5-gallon jugs
• Integrated self-cleaning function reduces manual sanitization intervals
• Freestanding configuration requires no cabinetry or wall mounting
• Operates on standard 110-120 volt household or commercial circuits at 6 amps
• Compact footprint at 12 inches wide by 13 inches deep

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 5-gallon (US) water jugs in residential and light commercial freestanding dispenser applications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires access to a standard 110-120 volt, 6-amp grounded outlet. Position the unit on a level, hard surface away from direct sunlight and heat sources before loading the water jug. Shut off and unplug the unit before performing any internal cleaning or servicing the bottle compartment. Follow the manufacturer self-cleaning cycle instructions and applicable local health codes for potable water equipment.