Aarke Carbonator Pro Sparkling Water Maker with Glass Bottle, Sand
At a glance
Power
Cordless and electricity-free
At a glance
Power
Cordless and electricity-free
Aarke's glass-bottle carbonation system in Sand, with one-handed Push-to-Lock operation and no mains power.
The Aarke Carbonator Pro in Sand is a manual sparkling water maker designed around a dishwasher-safe glass bottle and Aarke's one-handed Push-to-Lock system. Place the 800ml Glass Bottle Pro in the chamber, press the cover down until it locks, then use the lever to carbonate chilled water. The bottle has a 700ml filling line, and the machine needs no electricity, making it suitable for a dedicated counter position without adding another cable or plug.
The body is built in stainless steel, while the enclosed bottle chamber and automatic reveal mechanism give the Pro a different workflow from Aarke's screw-in PET-bottle Carbonator 3. It uses standard 400–425g / 60L screw-in CO2 cylinders approved for sparkling water makers and excludes SodaStream Quick Connect cylinders. One compatible cylinder can carbonate up to 60 litres, depending on carbonation level and use.
A glass-bottle carbonation routine with one-handed locking and an electricity-free design.
Capacity, lid or spout design and portability are the details that make the biggest difference in daily use.
Key features
- Bottle: 800ml glass
- Fill line: 700ml
- Cylinder yield: Up to 60L
- Power: None required
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At a glance
Power
Cordless and electricity-free
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