Built for offices, clinics, reception areas, and busy family homes across Kenya, the TCL LWYR107T removes the hardest part of owning a dispenser. A full 20-litre refill weighs about 20 kg, and flipping it onto a top load unit strains backs and spills water on the floor. With the TCL LWYR107T, you place the bottle inside the base and insert the probe. Receptionists in Upper Hill, pharmacy staff in Kilimani, and parents with toddlers in Syokimau all benefit. The child safety lock on the hot tap adds protection where small hands reach the taps.

Unlike top load dispensers that leave the bottle on show, the TCL LWYR107T hides it inside the cabinet, giving waiting rooms and boardrooms a neater look. At Mascom International, we're seeing more Nairobi offices replace top load units for exactly this reason. Customers across Kenya report that the empty-bottle indicator stops the awkward moment when a visitor presses a dry tap. Mascom International stocks genuine TCL units with matching model labels. Visit our Kimathi Street store to test the loading yourself, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.

You open the lower door of the TCL LWYR107T, remove the bottle cap, and slide the bottle onto the base. A probe with a tube goes into the bottle neck, and a built-in pump draws water up into the tanks. The bottle stays upright the whole time, so there is no lifting overhead and no splashing. Both 3-gallon and 5-gallon bottles fit, which covers the 11-litre and 18.9-litre to 20-litre refills sold across Kenya.

The TCL LWYR107T chills water to 10°C or below and heats it to 90°C or above, according to published retail specifications. Cold output reaches 2 litres per hour, about eight glasses, and hot output reaches 4 litres per hour. At 90°C, hot water is ready for tea, instant coffee, and cup noodles straight from the tap. The third tap serves room-temperature water, which many visitors and patients prefer. That covers every drink a waiting room typically needs.

The hot water tap on the TCL LWYR107T has a child safety lock, so the tap will not release water until the lock is released first. This stops a toddler from pressing the tap and getting splashed with water at 90°C or above. The cold and room-temperature taps work normally. For homes with young children, and clinics where children wait with parents, this feature matters more than any other. 

The TCL LWYR107T carries a water shortage indicator that lights up when the bottle runs low. Because the bottle sits hidden inside the cabinet, you cannot see the water level at a glance. The indicator solves that. Office managers use it as a signal to call the refill supplier before the dispenser runs dry. It also protects the pump and heater, since running either without water shortens its life. LED indicator lights also show heating and cooling status.

Yes. The TCL LWYR107T produces 4 litres of hot water and 2 litres of cold water per hour, enough for a team of about 10 to 15 people drinking tea and water through the day. Bottom loading means any staff member can change the bottle, not just the strongest person in the office. The hidden bottle keeps a reception area neat. Offices in Westlands and Upper Hill often place one unit per floor for teams of this size.

The TCL LWYR107T has a rated input of 420W, with the compressor drawing 100W when cooling. The heater and compressor only run until the water reaches temperature, then rest. A 100W compressor running a few hours a day uses far less than a kettle boiled repeatedly for tea. To save on KPLC tokens at home, switch the unit off overnight. In offices, switching off at the socket over weekends trims the monthly bill noticeably.

The TCL LWYR107T compressor uses R134a refrigerant, with a charge of 42 grams, according to the published specification sheet. R134a is the same refrigerant used in many household fridges. That matters for repairs, because technicians in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu can source it easily. Compressor cooling also keeps working well in hot rooms above 30°C, where cheaper electronic dispensers struggle. Coastal offices in Mombasa and Malindi get consistently colder water as a result.

Yes, if anyone in your home or office struggles to lift a 20-litre bottle. The extra KSh 8,000 spread over five years works out to about KSh 4.40 per day. For that, you get bottom loading, a third room-temperature tap, a hot-tap child lock, a hidden bottle, and an empty-bottle indicator. The TCL LYR47 still makes sense for a single tenant with a small space. For shared offices and family homes, the TCL LWYR107T saves daily effort.

Let the TCL LWYR107T stand upright for about four hours after delivery, so the compressor oil settles. Place it on a level floor with about 10 cm of space behind it. Insert the probe into a fresh bottle, then press each tap until water flows. Only switch on heating after water runs from the hot tap, because heating an empty tank damages the element. Wait roughly 30 minutes before expecting fully chilled water from the cold tap.

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