- Does the BRIO Tri-Temp need a water line?
- Yes. It is a point-of-use cooler, so it connects to your home's cold water supply and filters tap water on demand. It does not use bottles.
- What temperatures does it dispense?
- Cold water comes out around 39°F, hot water around 194°F, and there is a room-temperature option. The hot tap has a child-safety lock.
- How often do the filters need changing?
- BRIO rates the sediment and carbon block filters for a set number of gallons or months of use, so replacement depends on how much water your household draws. Check the manual for the interval.
- Is the UV self-cleaning automatic?
- Yes. The cooler runs UV light cycles on its own to sanitize the tank, so you do not schedule them manually.
- Is $248.99 a good price?
- That is the best new price among the two stores listing it new as of November 7, 2026, at The Home Depot. Compare it against the cost of a bottled cooler plus deliveries over a year.
- What are the dimensions?
- It measures about 41.4 inches tall, 12.2 inches wide and 14.3 inches deep, so check clearance under cabinets and around the water line.
- Where is the BRIO Tri-Temp 2-Stage Point of Use Water Cooler with UV Self-Cleaning cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $248.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the BRIO Tri-Temp 2-Stage Point of Use Water Cooler with UV Self-Cleaning?
- Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 128 ratings.
- Where can I buy the BRIO Tri-Temp 2-Stage Point of Use Water Cooler with UV Self-Cleaning?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, The Home Depot.
