Stationary Drinking Fountain

Stationary Drinking Fountains are fixtures that provide a continuous supply of drinking water in a fixed location. They are typically found in public spaces such as schools, parks, offices, and recreational areas. These fountains are connected to a water supply and have a built-in filtration system to ensure the water is clean and safe to drink.

Stationary Drinking Fountains are part of the supply class Plumbing Fixtures And Accessories, which includes various fixtures and accessories related to plumbing systems. This class falls under the supply group Plumbing, Heating, And Waste Disposal Equipment, which encompasses a wide range of equipment and supplies used in plumbing, heating, and waste disposal systems.

Some common features of Stationary Drinking Fountains may include:

1. Water Dispenser: A push-button or sensor-operated mechanism that dispenses water when activated.
2. Basin: A basin or bowl where the water is collected and from where it can be consumed.
3. Bubbler: A nozzle or spout that releases a steady stream of water for drinking.
4. Filtration System: A built-in filter that removes impurities and contaminants from the water.
5. Drainage System: A mechanism to drain excess water and prevent overflow.
6. Construction Material: Stationary Drinking Fountains are typically made of stainless steel, cast iron, or other durable materials that can withstand frequent use and outdoor conditions.

These fountains are designed to provide a convenient and hygienic source of drinking water for the public. They promote sustainability by reducing the need for single-use plastic bottles and encourage people to stay hydrated while on the go.

When selecting a Stationary Drinking Fountain, it is important to consider factors such as water pressure requirements, installation location, maintenance needs, and compliance with local health and safety regulations.