Build your setup
Brio already publish which filter, which install kit, which base and which warranty fit every machine they sell. It sits in the last line of the product description, written in model codes. This page reads it for you.
Self-cleaning: UV Care self-cleaning technology eliminates potential bacteria and biofilms Compatible filter kit:MIB300PKFCompatible filters:NFMPP5M,NFMGAC,NFMCTO5MS3Model:CLPOU430UVF3
Every dispenser ends like this. Nothing on the site turns it into a basket, so the shopper is left matching model codes by hand across 591 product pages.
One choice, and the rest of the page reshapes around it. A bottleless machine needs plumbing and filters; a bottled one needs bottles and caps. Brio sell both and the current site treats them the same.
A bottleless dispenser arrives without the tubing, ball valve and quick connector it needs to reach your cold water line. Brio sell that as a separate product, on a page nobody finds from the dispenser.
Brio's own words: a filter set delivers purified water for six to twelve months. There are 158 filters in the catalogue and these are the ones that fit.
This machine takes 3 and 5 gallon bottles, which is the one thing its product page does say in plain English. Crown top bottles go straight on the cooler. Screw cap bottles need a no-spill cap or a pump.
The base is the one accessory Brio build per series, so there is exactly one right answer per machine and it is worth showing.
Brio's extended warranty has to be bought within 90 days of the cooler, and there are three tiers that each list the models they cover. This is the only moment in the shopper's life when that decision is easy to make.