Can a water dispenser boil water completely?

Normally when we drink water, we get it directly from the water dispenser, but can the water dispenser really boil the water? This issue needs to be understood. Generally speaking, a water dispenser cannot boil water to 100 degrees, and the highest temperature is only 95 degrees.

1. The water in the water dispenser cannot be boiled, and the maximum temperature should be kept at 95 degrees.

Reason: The manufacturer sets the maximum water temperature to between 85-95 degrees.

Principle: The electric heating tube generates heat and the water in the hot tank heats up. When the water temperature rises to the specified temperature, the thermostat contacts are disconnected, the heating power is automatically cut off, the heating indicator light goes out, and the electric heating tube stops heating. When the water temperature drops to the required temperature, the thermostat contacts close, the heating power is automatically turned on, the heating indicator light turns on, and the electric heating tube heats up. Then repeat the above process to keep the water temperature constant between 85-95℃.

Second, what you said is incorrect. The cold water did not mix with the hot water.

Reason: Cold water and hot water are separated into two lines.

3. Notes:

1. The repeatedly heated water from a water dispenser has basically no nutritional value and contains insoluble particles that are harmful to the human body.

2. The highest temperature of the water in the water dispenser is not boiling water, which is 95 degrees. Generally, repeated boiling is also 90 degrees. The sterilization power is not strong enough and it is difficult to brew tea.

3. The inside of the water dispenser is difficult to clean, which causes bacteria and scale.