MARG · FT-2026-140 · Patent Pending

Automatic Filling System for Beverage Dispensers

Let your beverage dispenser fill itself. The MARG Automatic Filling System for Beverage Dispensers converts existing manual sherbet / juice / lemonade / ayran dispensers into a level-sensing automatic filling system. Water and concentrate do not mix in the pipes; they mix only in the reservoir (post-mix). The concentrate is drawn from a bag-in-box (BiB) box or a tank - you can use your own sherbet.

The system attaches to your existing machine (retrofit); you do not need to replace the machine, and it can be removed whenever you wish.

TÜRKPATENT Utility Model Application No 2026/014435 · Patent Pending
Automatic filling system for beverage dispensers - unit and three reservoirs (rear view)

Short answer: The automatic filling system for beverage dispensers is a retrofit system that fills an existing manual beverage/juice dispenser by itself using level sensing; water and concentrate arrive on separate lines, mix only in the reservoir (post-mix), and the concentrate is drawn from a bag-in-box or tank.

What Is the Automatic Filling System for Beverage Dispensers?

Instead of traditional manual filling, it is a mechanism that fills the reservoir by level control without user intervention. It consists of a Fill-Sensing Head fitted to the reservoir lid and a concealed Feed and Control Unit that supplies water and concentrate.

Three-reservoir beverage dispenser filling automatically
Automatic filling in a triple system

How It Works?

Level sensing

Conductivity electrodes sense the level; it stops when FULL.

Water + concentrate separate

They arrive on separate lines and do not mix in the feed pipes.

Post-mix

Mixing happens only in the reservoir → line hygiene improves. Regular cleaning is still required.

1-4 reservoirs

Each channel is independent.

Detailed operating principle →

Concentrate & Bag-in-Box Feed

The concentrate is drawn with a peristaltic pump from a bag-in-box (BiB) box or a tank. You can use your own traditional syrup; you are not tied to any particular brand. Concentrate filling system →

Capacity Variations

Single · Double · Triple (standard) · Quad.

Single-reservoir automatic filling system
SingleOne reservoir
Two-reservoir automatic filling system
DoubleTwo reservoirs
Three-reservoir automatic filling system
TripleThree reservoirs
Four-reservoir automatic filling system
QuadFour reservoirs

All capacity variations →

Components

Fill-Sensing Head

Fill-Sensing Head

The end unit fitted to the reservoir lid.

Feed and Control Unit

Feed and Control Unit

Water + concentrate feed, level control.

Hygiene - The Post-Mix Advantage

Because water and concentrate do not mix in the pipes, diluted product does not sit in the feed lines → the risk of biofilm/spoilage is reduced. Details → It is risk-reducing; regular cleaning is still required.

Who Is It For?

Patisserie · hotel buffet · restaurant · café/juice bar · catering · wedding venue · mall food court. Also beverage dispenser/dispenser manufacturers (OEM/license).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the automatic filling system for beverage dispensers?

It is a system that automatically fills the reservoir via level control and attaches to your existing machine.

How is automatic filling done on a beverage dispenser?

A fill-sensing head and a concealed feed unit are fitted to the beverage dispenser; as the reservoir empties, water and concentrate are dosed automatically and stop at the full level. No manual filling is needed.

Can it be fitted to my existing beverage dispenser?

Yes - retrofit; it installs without replacing the machine and can be removed again.

How does it draw the concentrate - bag-in-box or tank?

Both: from a BiB box or from a tank with a peristaltic pump.

Can I use my own sherbet/syrup?

Yes, you can draw your own product from a tank.

Where do water and concentrate mix?

Only in the reservoir (post-mix); they do not mix in the feed pipes.

How many reservoirs are supported?

1, 2, 3 or 4 reservoirs.

Can I license it as a manufacturer?

Yes - contact us for OEM/license. Patent-pending (No 2026/014435).