The AFK-2088-3 is a Bottom Load Water Dispenser with Door produced by Ningbo Aofukang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. at its 7,153 m² Cixi, Zhejiang facility. It is built for 3‑ or 5‑gallon bottled water and features a lower cabinet accessed through a front‑hinged door, so users can change bottles without overhead lifting. Three independent faucets supply hot (85–95 °C), warm, and cold (5–10 °C) water. Heating is provided by a 550 W element in a 304 food‑grade stainless steel tank with dual anti‑dry‑burning safeguards; cooling uses a 90 W hermetic compressor. A child safety lock is integrated into the hot water faucet. Manufacturing follows ISO9001:2015 procedures, and the unit carries CE, CB, and RoHS approvals.
| Model | AFK-2088-3 |
| Water Temperature | Hot / Warm / Cold |
| Water Spout | 3 |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Cooling Method | Compressor Cooling |
| Rated Voltage / Frequency | 220-240V 50/60Hz |
| Heating Power / Capacity | 550W / 5 L/h (85-95℃) |
| Cooling Power / Capacity | 90W / 2.0 L/h (5-10℃) |
| Product Dimensions | 350 × 360 × 1060 mm |
| Packing Dimensions | 320 × 310 × 1005 mm |
| Package | 5-Layer Brown Carton Box |
| Load Quantity (40HQ) | 462 PCS |
The hot water circuit relies on a 304 food‑grade stainless steel tank whose smooth interior reduces scale adhesion and does not interact with the water. A 550 W immersion heater raises the temperature to 85–95 °C, delivering up to 5 liters per hour. Two independent protection devices monitor tank status: a mechanical float switch that disconnects power if the water level falls below the safe minimum, and an electronic thermostat that cuts the heating circuit when the tank exceeds the upper temperature limit. This dual arrangement prevents dry‑burning even if one sensor fails, and it extends the service life of the heating element under continuous duty.
The cold water circuit uses a 90 W hermetic compressor coupled to a fin‑and‑tube condenser. Cold water is held at 5–10 °C; the compressor cycles on and off according to a thermostat inside the cold reservoir. Unlike thermoelectric cooling, the compressor maintains its target temperature even when the room is warm. The hot and cold circuits are hydraulically and electrically separate—dispensing cold water does not reduce the available hot water, and vice versa. A third, unheated faucet delivers water at ambient temperature.
The water bottle sits inside the bottom cabinet, hidden behind a hinged door. A small diaphragm pump lifts water to the upper reservoirs; the pump runs only during refill cycles and is audible for a few seconds. Changing a bottle requires opening the door, sliding the empty bottle out along the base recess, and sliding a full one in—no overhead lifting is involved. The cabinet fits standard 3‑ and 5‑gallon round bottles with a 55 mm neck.
Each of the three faucets is a push‑type valve. The hot water faucet incorporates a mechanical child safety lock: users must press a small release tab while pressing the faucet button. Without the tab, hot water does not flow. The cold and warm faucets operate with a single push. A removable drip tray sits below all three spouts and can be emptied and rinsed without tools.
Each AFK-2088-3 is inspected at Aofukang’s Cixi plant before packing: water‑circuit leak test, electrical safety (ground bond and insulation), heating/cooling cycle verification, and final visual check. The certifications held by the factory and applicable to this model are listed below.
The production base covers 7,153 m², runs 6 assembly lines, and delivers an annual output exceeding 300,000 units. In‑house injection molding, metal stamping, and mold fabrication give the factory direct control over component quality. Brand customization—logo, panel finish, voltage, packaging—is supported with a 100‑unit MOQ.
A: No. The door only needs to be opened when replacing the water bottle. During normal use, all dispensing functions work with the door closed. The door has a magnetic catch and can optionally be secured with a small padlock (not supplied).
A: The pump runs on the same power supply as the rest of the dispenser and activates only when a reservoir needs refilling—typically a few seconds at a time. It is a diaphragm pump rated for the service life of the appliance. Should a replacement ever be needed, spare pumps are available through Aofukang’s parts service.
A: Technically, the dispenser will function without the door, but the door is an integral part of the cabinet structure and is not designed to be removed permanently. It helps keep dust out of the bottle compartment and maintains the product’s appearance. Removing the door also exposes the bottle and pump to accidental knocks.
A: The compressor cooling system requires a minimum of 10 cm (4 inches) of clear space on each side and at the back to allow adequate airflow. Placing the unit too close to a wall or inside a tight cabinet can reduce cooling efficiency and cause the compressor to run longer cycles.