The AFK-1915 comes from Aofukang’s 7,153 m² production site in Cixi. It is a Rotating Faucet Tea Bar Machine Water Dispenser with a single swivelling spout that serves hot, warm, and cold water. Cooling comes from a 75 W thermoelectric chip; heating is handled by a 1350 W element capable of delivering 8 litres per hour at a temperature adjustable between 50 °C and 100 °C. A child lock protects the hot‑water circuit, and the cabinet includes a sealed storage compartment. Internal water lines are food‑grade silicone. Assembly follows ISO9001:2015 guidelines, and the unit carries CE, CB, and RoHS compliance.
| Model | AFK-1915 |
| Water Temperature | Hot / Warm / Cold |
| Water Spout | 1 (rotating faucet) |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Cooling Method | Electronic Cooling (Thermoelectric) |
| Rated Voltage / Frequency | 220-240V 50/60Hz |
| Heating Power / Capacity | 1350W / 8 L/h (50-100℃) |
| Cooling Power / Capacity | 75W / 0.8 L/h (10-15℃) |
| Product Dimensions | 330 × 320 × 940 mm |
| Packing Dimensions | 370 × 380 × 780 mm |
| Package | 5-Layer Brown Carton Box |
| Load Quantity (40HQ) | 650 PCS |
Instead of three fixed taps, the AFK-1915 uses one rotatable faucet. Users select the water temperature via push‑buttons on the top panel; the same spout then dispenses the chosen temperature. The faucet swings horizontally, making it easy to direct the stream into cups, teapots, or bottles placed beside the machine. This design also reduces the number of external openings, simplifying cleaning. A mechanical child lock prevents the hot‑water circuit from being activated unless a safety slide is disengaged.
Cooling is provided by a 75 W semiconductor chip—often referred to as a Peltier device. A DC current passes through the chip, creating a cold side that draws heat from the water reservoir. The system contains no refrigerant or compressor, so it operates with minimal noise and vibration. The cooling output is approximately 0.8 litres per hour, yielding water at 10–15 °C. This level of cooling is suited to domestic use, small offices, and tea‑making where a steady supply of chilled water is desired without the hum of a compressor.
Below the dispensing area, a front‑opening cabinet provides enclosed storage. Its door sits flush with the machine body and is fitted with a magnetic catch. Users often keep tea leaves, coffee sachets, cups, or spare cleaning items inside. The compartment is sealed against dust and moisture, helping to maintain a tidy countertop. The cabinet does not interfere with bottle replacement, which is handled through a separate bottom‑load panel.
Inside the dispenser, water moves through flexible silicone tubes rather than rigid plastic piping. This material meets FDA and EU food‑contact standards. It does not release bisphenol‑A (BPA) or plasticizers, and it remains supple across the wide temperature swings between the hot and cold tanks. The smooth bore of the tubing resists scale attachment and microbial growth. Should a tube ever need replacement, a spare set can be obtained from Aofukang’s parts service.
The heater is rated at 1350 W, which is over twice the power of many standard dispensers. This allows the tank to recover quickly between draws, making it practical for preparing multiple pots of tea, coffee, or instant soup in succession. Users can set the desired hot‑water temperature between 50 °C and 100 °C using the control panel, so green tea can be brewed at a lower temperature while black tea or noodles receive near‑boiling water. An anti‑dry‑burning sensor and an over‑temperature cut‑off are integrated into the heating circuit.
The AFK-1915 is typically placed on kitchen counters, in study rooms, or in office pantries. Its compact 330 × 320 mm footprint takes up little surface area. The quiet operation suits noise‑sensitive spaces, and the rotating faucet allows easy filling of cups and teapots without moving the container. Because it uses bottled water and a standard wall outlet, the dispenser can be installed anywhere without plumbing work.
Aofukang inspects each AFK-1915 before packing: a leak test, electrical safety check, and cycle test for both cooling and heating are part of the standard routine. The company holds the certifications shown below, which are accepted for customs clearance in most regions.
The Cixi production site covers 7,153 m², runs 6 assembly lines, and turns out over 300,000 units annually. In‑house injection moulding, metal fabrication, and tooling allow direct control over component quality. Customisation (logo, colour, packaging) is available with a 100‑piece minimum order.
A: Yes, the hot‑water temperature can be set from 50 °C to 100 °C in increments, allowing you to brew delicate green tea at around 70 °C or black tea near boiling. The selected temperature is displayed on the control panel.
A: The joint uses a friction ring that maintains tension through normal use. If the faucet ever feels too free‑moving, the retaining nut can be tightened by a technician. Spare friction rings are also available.
A: Under normal use with clean bottled water, the silicone tubing lasts several years. We recommend inspecting it annually for any signs of stiffness or discolouration. Replacement tube sets are available through Aofukang’s after‑sales service.
A: The thermoelectric cooler maintains a water temperature of 10–15 °C in ambient conditions up to about 30 °C. In warmer rooms, the cooling efficiency declines slightly. For consistently ice‑cold water, a compressor model may be more suitable, but for tea‑focused use the current output is adequate.