A combined cooler and bottle filler in a single SS304 envelope. Specified against the published PT-1359 installation manual.
From CA$1,999 outright · or CA$99/mo on the 24-month installment plan
Each frame is a published spec, not a marketing claim. Tap a dot or let the reel walk through them.
Ambient output stays constant when refill traffic concentrates. The number is the spec, not a peak — line speed doesn't fall off after the first dozen fills.
The S1 layered into named sub-assemblies. Dimensions, pressures, and sub-components surfaced from the PT-1359 manual — the contractor view, available before the order is written.
470 × 480 × 999 mm of pressed SS304 with rolled edges and a full-perimeter welded tank. The proportions hold up against a finished wall — corridor, hallway, lobby, locker room — without trying to be furniture.
Specified for daily commercial refill traffic. The numbers below describe how the S1 behaves between commissioning and end of life — not the showroom case.
Throughput at the spout: 200 L/hr ambient. The published number is the operating spec, not a peak figure. Output stays inside the band when refill traffic concentrates after a class, shift, or session.
Touchless and manual, both standard. Bottle fill runs from a touchless sensor with a 15-second auto shut-off. The cooler stays on four manual push pads. One product code, one packing dimension, one quote line.
Field-serviceable from cover to tank. Heavy-gauge stainless construction with a removable lower shroud. Bubbler stack disassembles to seal, locknut, non-return pad, and 1/4 in PE pipe. Drain routing resists narrowing, rising, or backflow.
Four numbers worth highlighting. Every value is sourced from the S1 product sheet — not modelled, not extrapolated, not aspirational.
Cold output at 6–8 °C.
Throughput at the spout.
Cold reservoir.
At 110V/220V, 50/60 Hz.
Plumbing, power, ADA, service, and delivery — answered against the S1 sheet and the PT-1359 manual, not interpreted from marketing copy.
0.1–0.35 MPa feed. 1/4 in PE tube to the unit. Trap centerline at 5-7/8 in from the finished wall. A pressure-reducing valve covers anything past 60 psi.
For projects that don't require Elkay's filtration stack, the S1 carries the same wall envelope, broader voltage, and a lower sticker. Most retrofits land in the existing rough-in.
Same wall envelope (470 × 480 × 999 mm), same trap centerline family (5-7/8 in), same 1/4 in PE feed line. Most retrofits walk into the existing rough-in and walk out by Sunday.
See the Stelys vs. Elkay comparisonConfiguration, utilities, and performance — the full numeric body of the PT-1359 / WALL sheet, in one place.
Needs a finished wall or backing condition that can support the unit and future service access.
Cold water, drain, and 110V/220V service should land in the wall zone before finish work closes it in.
Strong choice for schools, gyms, corridors, and retrofit sites where a wall-fed station keeps circulation clean.
Procurement note · Custom logo-label printing is available on larger runs. Final ADA compliance depends on mounting height, clearances, and site conditions.
Six operating commitments behind every quote — what the desk replies to, what the SLA is, and what ships with the unit.
Per active user. Across a 500-person school, that's ~120,000 bottles a year.
No painted steel where the water lands. Cleanable, repaintable, recyclable at end of life.
Quotes, replies, and replacement parts originate from inside Canada — short shipping arcs.
Refill at scale displaces single-use bottles. Stelys is not a sustainability brand — it's a building product whose use generates that outcome anyway.
Learn moreIf the manual doesn't name it, we don't ship it. The PT-1359 manual is the contract for what's serviceable, what's structural, and what's optional.
Learn moreS1 Wall is built to ADA-compliant geometry. Compliance is finalized at install — height, clearances, and approach are owned by the people on site.
Learn moreSend the building type, likely quantity, and any rough-in or access notes. We reply within two business days with the matching model, current timing, and the site questions that still need an answer before the order gets written.
If you already know water pressure, power constraints, mounting preference, or delivery timing — include it. The first reply will be sharper for it.
