Customer Reviews

Clover D7A Hot and Cold Point of Use Water Dispenser With Hygienic Stainless Steel Water Tanks

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I've had this for about 3 weeks now and it's installed in the utility room next to my home office. I already have filtered water distributed throughout my house, so it was a piece of cake to add another tee and take a line into the water cooler. I had to go to the hardware store to get the parts I needed for that, but once I had them it took me all of about 10 minutes to hook this up. It does make a little bit of a hum when it's on, but it is extremely quiet (at least relative to the room I have it in).

With a reverse osmosis filter on this the water tastes fantastic; it takes about 30 minutes for it to cool the water down, a little less to heat up the hot water side (which by the way has to be turned on before it works -- I didn't see the switch at first, so it didn't work until I flipped it).

I wish I'd purchased this sooner; it's fantastic to have a good source of cool (very cold, but not quite cold enough to be uncomfortable to drink) water in my office; I'm drinking 2 or 3 times as much as I had been.

Also, I should mention that the unit came in two boxes, which surprised me; the first had the cooler itself but it was configured to accept a giant water bottle, and the second had a replacement top for it that accepts water from a hose. That was a little confusing at first, but it only took me a few minutes to get it changed, and it's nice to know that I could use it with water bottles if I needed to.

Provides nice cold or hot water. THe instructions could have been better but we figured it out. We did not use a tank but connected the dispenser to a water line.

I just placed an order for the Clover D7A Hot and Cold Point of Use Water Dispenser in Black.

I called to ask questions before I ordered and the lady I spoke to in Sales was very helpful.

I was confused about the difference between two models and she helped clarify that question.

I also asked about whether or not you need a professional to come install it as mentioned by one of the reviews on their website but found out if we already have the hook ups, then it shouldn't be a problem. When I asked about the instructions being hard to read due to the amount of times it has been copied, she said that if there were any issues with the instructions that they could get customers connected to the vendor.

I've been looking for something like this dispenser to replace the broken one in our breakroom. I was having trouble finding one like it (and even went to Ktown in LA to look for it) and am glad Air-N-Water carry it.

So 5 stars for the customer service thus far and I'll update my review shortly when we get the product.

I bought the product from shru amazon and it arrived today. A little bit suprised that I have to convert it from a bottled-cooler to a pipe-water-cooler, but it didn't take to much time to figure out. But then I found no place to install the water filter that was suggested when I order the cooler. And the filter looks like need two screw-on adapters to the pipe on both side. I could not find the adapter neither in the cooler box nor in the filter package. And there is no instructions at all in the package. There is a one page user manual in the cooler box for bottled cooler with nothing for the filter. I'm still trying but don't feel good about this. I would feel worse if I eventurely I have to go to a hardware store to figure out what I have to buy. I would appreciated if anyone who have installed the same model can help.

Model D7A came with a defective upper part which has one floating balloon fell out of the unit. There is no instruction. I don't know how to put it back before connecting to the wateer line. A call to the seller (Air & Water Co.)without result. Any one who has experience with this unit, please help. LPN