The CH2 building in Little Collins Street isn’t just an Australian and international award winner. It is visionary in the truest sense of the word.
When you’re creating Australia's greenest multi-storey building, there’s no room for compromise on sustainability. That’s why the Melbourne City Council selected Billi Quadra for filtered drinking water.
From the building design to construction materials, fixtures and fittings, the overarching CH2 design goal was a 6 star energy rating. Australian-designed and-made Billi Quadra was chosen for its unique ability to recover and reuse energy, and having the smallest cupboard footprint.
Years of design excellence incorporating the very latest in phase change technology resulted in Billi’s patented Thermodynamic Heat Cell. Filtered water systems typically waste heat energy generated by chilling water to the atmosphere. Billi captures and stores that energy to recycle in preheating the boiling water. Not only does this save energy, but allows Billi to dispense water within 1 degree of boiling from the first drop, eliminating wasted water also. Up to 350 cups per hour can be dispensed without diminished performance, making Quadra perfect for office and commercial environments.
At almost half the size of its nearest competitor, Quadra filtered water systems are compact and neat. Cupboard-space requirements are minimal, with the units sitting comfortably between standard shelves and no ventilation is required for water-cooled models. The value-added Quadra Plus feature, supplying hot water to a sink mixer tap, eliminates the need for a separate hot water system, saving even more space and energy.
The unique top-mounted tap feature allows complete tap installation from above the bench, making the Billi Quadra easy to install and maintain.
The benchmark in Australian filtered water systems, Billi’s many unique features include safety and disability access. In fact the advantages just keep flowing. View Billi Quadra or Quadra Plus product profiles to discover the full range of drinking water benefits enjoyed at the CH2 building.