Maintain the water level in multiple batteries. These carts have a 10-gallon tank, battery-powered pump, and a hose that attaches to a Battery Filler Gun (not included). To prevent overfilling, the pump has a shut-off switch—when attached to the gun, it will automatically stop pumping when the gun shuts off.

Turn standard drinking fountains into water bottle filling stations. Just set a water bottle in front of the motion sensor to fill it up—the flow will stop once you remove the bottle. The spout produces a smooth stream that prevents splashing. A counter displays how many water bottles have been filled so you can see how many single-use plastic bottles you’ve saved.

These converters replace the basin on your existing drinking fountain, so you can upgrade your fountain without replacing the entire unit. Ensure wheelchair users have access by installing the spout 48” or less off the floor. Water flows for 10 seconds before turning off, so they’re ADA compliant.

Provide backup power for emergency lights, alarm systems, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) for computers, and other systems that require power over a long period of time. These dry-cell batteries have an absorbed glass mat (AGM) that soaks up the electrolyte, so they’re usable in any position except upside down. They can be recharged hundreds of times.

Warning: Batteries should always be charged and discharged in a ventilated area.

Attach these guns to a garden hose to fill batteries in hard-to-reach spaces. They have an automatic shutoff nozzle to prevent overfilling and a built-in regulator to reduce high water pressure to 1.7 gpm.

Fill this lightweight bottle and use with any brand water dispenser. Made from durable PET, this bottle stands up to frequent use and refilling.

Provide drinking water wherever it's needed—no plumbing hookup required. The reservoir detaches for easy cleaning. For proper ventilation, allow 4" on each side and 6" behind the dispenser.

Replace the spout on Oasis water dispensers.

Fill water bottles touch-free. A motion sensor detects when a bottle has been placed in front of it and starts filling. The spout produces a smooth stream that prevents splashing. To see how many single-use plastic bottles you’ve saved, a counter displays how many containers have been filled. Water is chilled to 50° F.

To install, you’ll need to connect the drain to your plumbing system with a P-trap (not included). Install the spout no higher than 48" from the floor to ensure they're accessible. When installed properly, they help you comply with ADA standards.

Often installed in your countertop or sink, these high-clearance bottle fillers automatically start the flow of water when you set a container in front of them. These fillers meet NSF/ANSI 61 standards for drinking water. They have a coating on the spout that prevents buildup and contamination. Connect them to a water source and plug in the included AC transformer or use AA batteries for power. Use the switches on the valve control module to program run time and shut-off settings.

These fillers help you comply with ADA regulations when you install the sensor no higher than 48” from the floor. For accessibility if you have limited mobility or dexterity, the water flows for at least 10 seconds before turning off to give everyone enough time to fill their water bottle.