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Drinking Water distribution system - Mobile drinking water station

<br><br><br><br><br>If you are an event director or a first responder, you understand the importance of having a drinking water distribution system. The common methods of hydration have been deploying pallets of water bottles. Though they work, the plastic bottles create lots of trash and are heavy to lift. They also take up a lot of warehouse space. The other method is a large potable water truck. This also work’s, however, it has limitations on distribution and tends to encourage over crowding.<br>

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Drinking Water distribution system - Mobile drinking water station

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  1. Drinking Water distribution system - Mobile drinking water station If you are an event director or a first responder, you understand the importance of having a drinking water distribution system. The common methods of hydration have been deploying pallets of water bottles. Though they work, the plastic bottles create lots of trash and are heavy to lift. They also take up a lot of warehouse space. The other method is a large potable water truck. This also work’s, however, it has limitations on distribution and tends to encourage over crowding. Introducing the patented WaterMonster, the new complementary mobile drinking water station. The WaterMonster is the first 125 gallon stackable drinking water distribution system (when empty) that comes with a stackable stand. Each mobile drinking water station holds the equivalent of 1,000 water bottles. Compared to a typical barrel shaped tank, you can store 10 tanks in the same footprint that 1 barrel shaped tank would take. But the stackability is just one unique feature. The WaterMonster offers 8 outlets for quick water deployment. These outlets are divided into 6 self serving spigots, a 1” ball valve and a ¼ turn hose bib. This allows you to fill directly from a standard water faucet. Some of our powerful accessories include a large Water Flag on the lid for maximum exposure. For more information please visit Outdoor Water Tank. A food grade hose kit allowing you to fill paper cups covering a distance of 50 feet. We even have different colors insulator wraps that can have your custom logo installed. If clean water is a concern, try our carbon filter kit, which removes unwanted chemicals and particals down to 2 micron in size. The WaterMonster also acts as an advertising bill board to post important messages directly on the tank, instructing people in need. With the tank weighing 35lbs and the stand weighing 45lbs, one person can easily set them up. For more information please visit Water Dispenser Tanks.

  2. Using a common pickup truck, you can load up and deploy anywhere from 1 to 80 units. We offer 20ft enclosed trailers that can hold up to 80 units and small 2” receiver rack systems that can carry 1-5 units. Using such small and common equipment, it’s easy to deploy the WaterMonster in far more diverse areas to help make your mobile drinking water station tailored to your specific situation. There is no “one solution fits all” when it comes to a hydration, but we believe that the WaterMonster, coupled with a large potable water truck makes for a better drinking water distribution system. We also recognize that plastic water bottles can help. But you can reduce plastic bottle trash, by handing out branded refillable water bottles and refilling off the WaterMonster tank. For more information please visit Cold Water Distribution System. Contact Information Email ID: kevin@thewatermonster.com Website Url: http://watermonster.us/ Phone: 512-563-1737

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