Mineral-Enhanced Water
Purified water finished through a dedicated mineral cartridge that reintroduces selected minerals for a balanced, refreshing taste.
T33 › UV › Ozone › Mineral cartridge
WataBox combines sediment filtration, activated carbon, reverse osmosis, ultraviolet treatment, and ozone technology in a multi-stage water purification process. Two dedicated finishing pathways give residents a choice between mineral-enhanced and alkaline drinking water.
All water passes the same four purification stages. It then splits into two outlets. Each outlet has its own polishing filter, ultraviolet and ozone treatment, and its own finishing cartridge.
Incoming water supply
Then the water splits into two outlets
Dispenses mineral-enhanced drinking water
Dispenses alkaline drinking water
The diagram shows the order of treatment, not where each part sits inside the station.
Purified water finished through a dedicated mineral cartridge that reintroduces selected minerals for a balanced, refreshing taste.
T33 › UV › Ozone › Mineral cartridge
Purified water finished through a dedicated alkaline cartridge designed to raise the water’s pH.
T33 › UV › Ozone › Alkaline cartridge
Alkaline water is offered as a choice of taste and preference. We make no health claims for it.
Open any stage to see what it does.
A polypropylene filter catches sand, rust and other particles carried in with the water supply.
Particles would clog the finer filters that follow, so stopping them first keeps every later stage working as it should.
The water flows through loose granules of activated carbon, which take up chlorine and many of the compounds that affect taste and smell.
Taste is the first thing residents notice. Taking chlorine out early also protects the reverse-osmosis membrane further along.
A second carbon stage, pressed into a dense block. CTO stands for chlorine, taste and odour.
The denser block catches what the loose granules let through, so the water reaches the membrane as clean as possible.
Water is pressed through a very fine membrane designed to hold back dissolved salts and very small particles. What it holds back is flushed to the drain.
This is the heart of the purification. Every refill, from either outlet, starts from this purified water. It is also why a station needs a drainage connection.
A small inline carbon filter gives the water a final polish just before it is finished.
It is the last touch for taste. Each outlet has its own, so the two finishes never share one.
The water passes an ultraviolet lamp. UV light is widely used in water treatment to inactivate bacteria and other microorganisms.
It is a treatment step that adds nothing to the water: no chemicals, no taste.
Ozone, a reactive form of oxygen, is used as a further treatment step. It breaks back down into ordinary oxygen.
It works differently from UV, so the two together give the water a second, separate treatment before it is dispensed.
A dedicated cartridge reintroduces selected minerals to the purified water.
Reverse osmosis takes minerals out along with everything else. This puts selected ones back, for a balanced, refreshing taste.
A dedicated alkaline membrane or cartridge, designed to raise the water’s pH.
It gives residents who prefer alkaline water that choice from the same purified supply. It is offered as a preference, not as a health treatment.
Verified laboratory results will be published here. Until they are, we show no figures rather than estimates.
Measured separately for the mineral-enhanced and alkaline outlets.
Measured separately for each outlet.
Laboratory testing of water from each outlet.
How often filters are changed, the station is sanitised and water is tested.
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