Bottleless Water Coolers in Jupiter, FL

The Town of Jupiter runs its own water utility. After a 1990 study it built a reverse osmosis program that it describes as one of the largest brackish water desalination programs in the United States, and says the plant can produce over 70 percent of the current average daily supply by desalination. The reverse osmosis side uses brackish water from the deep Floridan Aquifer. Nanofiltration, which has replaced the older lime softening plant, uses the shallow aquifer.

Jupiter's 2025 report gives the disinfectant as chloramines, at 2.99 ppm as the running annual average. A 2021 state assessment found three potential sources of contamination, with high to low susceptibility levels. For questions, the Town lists 561-741-2735.

The Town's financial report lists Palm Beach County's largest employers, which include the school district, Florida Atlantic University, several hospital systems and Jupiter Medical Center. Medical and professional offices tend to want the same things: a reliable hot and cold supply for staff and a waiting room that does not need stocked bottles. Homes do too.

We look at household or team size, where the unit will go and how it will be used, then install it and look after maintenance, filter replacement and repair.

In a town that runs its own membrane treatment, some buyers ask about extra filtration at the tap. The AF-500 uses multi-stage ultra-filtration or reverse osmosis and adds adjustable cooling. The AF-8000 is a 5-stage reverse osmosis dispenser with UV self-cleaning. For a smaller waiting room, a compact AF-3000 countertop model usually fits where floor space is tight.