are designed with advanced technology incorporating many safety features with an effective automatic system, yet are simplicity itself to both maintain and operate.
You’ll be impressed by the Divine100 Water Distiller for many reasons, here are just some:
A) Very simple to install and operate,
B) Efficient and very reliable,
C) Minimal maintenance required,
D) Exceptional value for money,
E) Equipment that last, year after year.
The Divine Water Distiller has a circuit board type of circuitry which makes any maintenance or repair so much simpler than for many other automatic water distillers.
The Divine 100 boasts of a simple and practical modern design
WITHOUT mechanical floats and hence NO float seals. Older design automatic water distillers have mechanical floats, and float seals are often the cause of distillers leaking, failing or creating problems. Detection of water level in the boiling chamber and holding tank is by sensors, eliminating the possible failures of floats, seals or mechanical switches normally found.
There is plenty of room for easy access to the electrical connections so servicing the water distiller could not be simpler.
The Divine comes complete with the stainless steel boiling chamber on the top, and the stainless steel storage tank below for the purified water, and is virtually assembled.
In addition it comes equipped with everything that is needed to connect to your water supply. A set of connectors are supplied to cater for most tap fittings.
The Divine unit also come with a pre-carbon filter that removes
VOC [Volatile Organic Chemicals] before the water is channeled to the boiling chamber for distillation.
The filter last for an average of 5,700 litres of water, and depending on the frequency of your usage of the Divine distiller the average time for replacing it is between one and one and a half years. Changing a pre-carbon filter is very economical.
The manufacturer of the Divine distillers recommends that chemicals be removed by pre-carbon filter (first one supplied) before boiling, as boiling the chemicals in the water can create and vaporize volatile gases. In an enclosed room such volatile gas will stay in the room, and breathing the gas is believed to be detrimental to health.
Divine Distillers come with a post-carbon filter as well, which is the final stage of the water purification process. A two-usage sachet of activated coconut charcoal accompanies each distiller and will last about 5 to 6 months (each change is recommended for each two-and-a-half to three months). Coconut Charcoal in containers can be purchased either at the time of purchase of a new Divine or can be purchased at a later stage.
Installation is an easy three step process:
1. Attach the faucet on the front by hand as no tools are needed. This faucet with sight-glass shows how much water is contained in the storage tank.
2. Unscrew one screw at the back of the unit to attach the pre-carbon filter, and slot in the post-carbon filter that sits on top of the storage tank.
3. Attach an incoming water line to the distiller with the sturdy white water tube and tee-pipe connectors supplied.
Drain valves are already installed on the Divine water distillers, so in most cases there is no need for the assistance by a qualified plumber.
Both the heating element and the solenoid valve are stainless steel. The Divine also has a pin opening vent in the cooling coil for volatile gases to vent. The fan for the cooling coil is protected with a shroud to prevent the fan blade from knocking the coil during freighting of the unit.
By now you may have already recognized quality when you see it and if that wasn’t enough there is an
OUTSTANDING TEN YEARS LIMITED WARRANTY →Please note that this warranty is for domestic use. If for intended commercial use the distiller warranty as stated above is reduced.
Distilling Capacity: 100 litres / 24hrs*
Holding Tank Capacity: 100 litres
Size: 128cm High, 52cm Wide, 35cm Deep
Gross Weight: 33kg
Electrical: 220/240 Volts – 2,000 Watts – 50 Hz.
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