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Sparkling Water at Home – Aquila Pro French Eaux
No more packs of bottles to carry from the shop, no more soda maker cartridges to replace: the Aquila Pro French Eaux produces sparkling water on demand, straight from your mains water supply, any time of day.
Sparkling water every day, without the hassle
Sparkling water has its fans — at the table, with drinks, or simply as an alternative to soda. But day to day, keeping a steady supply is often a hassle. Packs of glass or plastic bottles are heavy to carry and take up storage space. Countertop soda makers avoid that problem, but bring another one: CO₂ cartridges to replace regularly, and a limited capacity per use.
The result: many households end up cutting back on sparkling water, not because they want to, but out of sheer logistical fatigue.
The Aquila Pro solves this by connecting directly to your mains water supply. Sparkling water is produced on demand, glass after glass, with no bottles to buy and no cartridges to replace frequently.
How the Aquila Pro makes sparkling water at home
The Aquila Pro connects to your water supply and filters the water before carbonating it, for a result that's clean in both taste and purity. Two filtration levels are available depending on your preference: ultrafiltration, which removes bacteria, microplastics and particles while preserving the water's natural minerals, or reverse osmosis for maximum purity, by pairing the Aquila Pro with the OneZero French Eaux reverse osmosis unit installed upstream.
Output reaches 10 litres of sparkling water per hour, more than enough for regular family use — drinks, meals, or simply a daily habit without bottles piling up in the fridge. Still and chilled water are also available through the same touch interface, for those who switch between the two depending on the time of day.
Compact (W 170 × D 450 × H 450 mm), it sits on a countertop or kitchen island with no changes to your existing setup beyond the water and power connection.
Aquila Pro vs bottled water vs soda maker
| Aquila Pro | Bottled water (shop) | Soda maker | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supply | Mains water – unlimited | Regular purchases to carry | CO₂ cartridges to replace |
| Capacity per use | Unlimited, glass by glass | Limited to the bottle | Limited by cartridge |
| Water filtration | UF or reverse osmosis | Varies by brand | Unfiltered tap water |
| Storage required | None | Bottle packs | Spare cartridges |
| Recurring cost | Low (filter cartridges only) | High and ongoing | Moderate and ongoing |
Technical specifications
| Water types | Still, chilled, sparkling |
| Filtration | Ultrafiltration or reverse osmosis |
| Sparkling water output | 10 L/h |
| Chilled water output | 8 L/h |
| Dimensions | W 170 × D 450 × H 450 mm |
| Weight | 23 kg |
| Colour | Black |
| Controls | Touch interface |
Enjoy sparkling water at home with the Aquila Pro
Filtered sparkling water, produced on demand, with no bottles to carry and no cartridges to keep buying.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Aquila Pro need CO₂ cartridges?
Yes, a CO₂ bottle powers the sparkling water function. How long it lasts depends on household consumption, but it typically covers several weeks to several months of regular use before needing replacement.
Does the sparkling water taste the same as bottled water?
Yes, and often with a cleaner taste. The water is filtered before carbonation, which removes chlorine and particles that can give untreated tap water a noticeable taste.
Can the carbonation level be adjusted?
The touch interface allows you to dose the sparkling water to your preference, for a lighter or stronger fizz depending on the occasion.
How much sparkling water can it produce per day?
The Aquila Pro produces up to 10 litres of sparkling water per hour, more than enough to cover a family's needs, including when hosting guests.
Does the sparkling function need specific maintenance?
The main maintenance involves replacing the filter cartridges, typically every 6 to 12 months, and replacing the CO₂ bottle based on consumption.
