Murdock Manufacturing produces durable drinking fountains, water hydrants, bottle fillers, and hand washing stations for indoor and outdoor public spaces.
Murdock Manufacturing is a historic American manufacturer specializing in water delivery systems since 1853. The company designs and produces a wide range of hydration products, including indoor and outdoor drinking fountains, bottle filling stations, sanitary hydrants, and emergency equipment.
Renowned for their durability and classic engineering, Murdock products are commonly found in parks, schools, recreational facilities, and commercial buildings. The brand offers specialized solutions such as freeze-resistant outdoor fountains and pet-friendly hydration stations, maintaining a commitment to quality and public health.
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Certain models, such as the M-PM74 pet fountain and specific hydrant series, are designed for outdoor use. However, chilled units and specific bottle fillers (like the A910.8A or A191.8-BF series) are often rated for indoor use only. Always check the specific model specifications and look for freeze-resistant (-FRU) options for outdoor cold-weather applications.
For many pushbutton models, the water flow can be adjusted using a slotted narrow blade screwdriver inserted into the valve adjustment screw. Turning clockwise typically increases flow, while counterclockwise decreases it. Refer to your specific model's manual for the exact location of the regulator.
On models equipped with the -BCD option, the Bottle Counter Display indicates the quantity of disposable plastic bottles saved from landfills, displays the current water filter status, and includes an LED light to illuminate the bottle fill area when a bottle is detected.
To connect, cut the 1/4" PE tubing square and remove burrs. Firmly insert the tube into the fitting up to the tube stop (approx. 1/2" deep) and pull back slightly to ensure it is secure. To disconnect, depressurize the line, push the collet square against the fitting body, and pull the tubing out.