No more overhead lifting
A full 5-gallon jug is awkward and heavy to hoist onto a top-load cooler. This unit's bottom door lets you slide the bottle in at waist height, so anyone in the house can swap it without straining a shoulder or a back.
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Get hot and cold water on tap without ever lifting a heavy jug overhead again.
Ships to the lower 48 states with tracking.
Why buy from CurbGo
At a Glance
This MegaChef MC-HWD1158 dispenser loads its water bottle through a door at the base, so you never lift a full 5-gallon jug overhead again. A compressor keeps the cold tank steady while the hot tap stays locked until a child-proof release is pressed, and stainless tanks handle both temperatures at once.
Key Features
What's Included
In the box: one MegaChef MC-HWD1158 dispenser with its removable drip tray and leveling legs; the water bottle is not included.
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Shipping
Your MegaChef dispenser ships boxed and upright with the tanks empty. Ships fast from CurbGo with tracking.
A full 5-gallon jug is awkward and heavy to hoist onto a top-load cooler. This unit's bottom door lets you slide the bottle in at waist height, so anyone in the house can swap it without straining a shoulder or a back.
A compressor chills the tank to 42 to 50°F and holds it there even after several pours, while the hot tank reaches up to 203°F for tea or instant meals in seconds, not minutes of waiting around.
The hot spout stays locked until the safety release is pressed, so a curious toddler reaching for the tap meets a lock instead of scalding water, one less thing to worry about in a busy kitchen.
A compressor-cooled bottom-load dispenser built for daily use.
Lifting a full 5-gallon bottle overhead risks a spill and a sore back. This bottom-load door lets you slide the jug in at waist height instead.
A countertop unit typically skips the child lock and compressor chill most families want. This one adds both, plus a hot tap for tea and instant meals.
Thermoelectric coolers run quieter but drift warmer as the room heats up. The compressor here holds 42 to 50°F rain or shine, at the cost of a light hum.
A freestanding bottom-load dispenser. Here is the footprint before it arrives.
Every detail, measured and listed
| Model | MC-HWD1158 |
|---|---|
| Power | 550W heat, 80W cool, 110V |
| Cooling method | Compressor |
| Temperatures | Hot 190.4 to 203°F, cold 42 to 50°F |
| Bottle compatibility | 3-gallon or 5-gallon bottles, bottom-load |
| Child lock | Yes, on the hot tap |
| Dimensions | 12 in W x 13.6 in D x 41 in H |
| Weight | About 33 lb |
| Includes | Removable drip tray, adjustable leveling legs |
| Warranty | 90-day limited warranty from MegaChef |
Common questions that customers ask
Both. The bottom-load bay accepts standard 3-gallon and 5-gallon bottles without an adapter.
Yes. A lock on the hot tap has to be released before hot water dispenses, so it will not run from an accidental bump.
It uses a compressor, the same cooling technology in a refrigerator, which holds 42 to 50°F more steadily than a thermoelectric unit.
It stands 41 inches tall on a 12 by 13.6 inch base, so it is meant to stand freestanding on the floor rather than tuck under a standard counter.
No filter is required. It dispenses whatever water is in the bottle you load, hot or cold.
We ship to the 48 contiguous states and process orders within 2 business days, with tracking sent as soon as it leaves the warehouse.
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MegaChef is a Santa Clarita, California small-appliance brand that builds the countertop and kitchen workhorses households rely on daily, from water dispensers to chafing dishes and stockpots. The designs favor simple controls and dependable mechanics over gimmicks, and every product ships with a published 90-day limited warranty and U.S.-based support behind it.
Bottom-load, compressor-cooled, and locked at the hot tap.