220V Electric Instant Heater,Supply Hot and Cold Water,Stainless Hot Water Tap with LED Digital Display for Home Facilities(British Plug)

Had it wired it and working great for a month now! Brilliant value for money. It does take a few minutes to fill the kitchen sink with hot water but it does it! You get what you pay for. If you want it done in seconds youll have to spend 20 times what this cost. Five stars because it does what it says it does.

I've bought this model several times now (for different rooms) and I'm really happy with it. It can be a bit fiddly to tweak to the desired temperature when you first get used to it but it works really well. The temperature gauge is accurate - note it can get really hot which is great when I use it to wash dishes but I wear rubber gloves to protect my hands. The flow rate changes as you adjust temperature but even at a low flow rate (for hotter water) it's still adequate for kitchen sink tasks. Washing up dishes takes no time and I use far less water now too. No tank means it takes up less space and the hot water really is instant. It is a bit on the large size which is fine for kitchens. Still looking to find a smaller version suitable for a bathroom which is smaller. I've tried 4 alternative "instant hot taps" but none stood up to the finish, reliable temperature range or usability as this tap. I recommend this product and I would buy again.

Appears well made. Each buyer will buy for their own reason, mine is to have instant hot on one kitchen tap at any time. We heat our hot water via daily solar and on occasions we may need to top it up with gas. This causes us hot water issues, therefore this seemed a good option for those days. Easy to install on my system which I've fitted isolation valves. It requires a 1/2inch double ended flexible hose pipe to attatch cold water feed. That's why isolation value becomes important. Then noting the unit can draw higher than 3000 Watts, I've installed a breaker Fused socket and a 13a feed socket to ensure the fuse breaks if needed. But I may rewire into a 30A cooker socket and ensure one is used not both. This gives peace of mine but after each use I wall isolated the supply easily by flicking a switch. This adds extra safety. Now the obvious negatives. This is a DIY fit, it's a wire a plug fit also. If you can't do that don't buy. The hot water feed is eliminated fitting this tap, but there is a way around this with a plan. So when, like us you've stored hot water, you can tap into it without needing it to be heated by this tap. So at the moment and for most ppl with no utility room, this will be the only source of water, be it cold or hot if required. It's a thought to consider if you wish to reduce your consumption bill. The cold is as normal l, the hot has got upto 50degrees, but flow is slower to allow heating of water. So to sum up. Good, but a compromise for some, adequate hot flow, no change to cold flow, need a flexible hose to connect. Need to monitor it under draw and ensure you've a fuse spur for safety. I will submit an edit before January the end return date. The pros. Hot water, no waiting for immersion heater. No storage of heated water, so save on. Energy. If I'm honest, boiling a kettle for dishes may have been the real option. It would save on The 80 quid spent on the project at 6p a boil! Updated review 21st Dec. Balencing up outlay cost, and its use, a kettle would be the sensible option. I decided to plumb into the hot water feed, ensuring that Im able to use solar stored hot. Its much better and does not affect the flow when cold. I use utility to fill kettle so no issues there

One star is too high considering the effort I have wasted installing this product. Used a few times indoors, maybe 5 times, but in the British winter the water would not get hot unless the incoming flow rate was restruxted I had to reduce the incoming flow rate to enable the heater to have some chance of heating the water up and I ended up with a dangerous situation where after I stopped the tap, the tap kept heating the water, displaying over 80 degrees on the readout by the time I managed to turn off the power to it, but this did not instantly stop the thermal runaway. Boiling hot Steam then started billowing from a seal in the unit and I had to run away fearing for my safety. Absolutely atrocious product. Now the heater and temp display no longer work.

This is a much better version handwash tap than wall mounted version. Much nicer to look at. Great for any outdoor facility with no hot supply. When flowrate adjusted to get sufficient temperature, it still gets enough flow. Not just a trickle.

It looks good in the kitchen. But the power requirements are quite high so make sure it’s fitted properly. The 2 annoying things are. The off position is with the lever to the top. Then you have to pass through the cold water settings to the mid point on the lever. So you get full power of cold before it goes into dribble mode between cold and hot. Then you can continue through the warm setting. If the central position between cold and hot was off this would have made sense but no. Between hot and cold is just dribbling. The hot takes a few seconds to get warm and it is fine for washing your hands in, but never gets hot enough for washing up. Luckily we have a dishwasher so that’s never a major issue. I bought other heated taps from Amazon for the bathroom sinks and they work much better. Still, about £1500 cheaper than a Qooker

This tap fixes a long term problem with these taps. To get to the hot setiing, you must first turn the handle through cold, and crucially to turn off the tap from hot, you turn via cold. This is clever, as it flushes hot water out of the chamber , which otherwise would overheat, and stess the internals ofd the tap. This is my third electric tap in my kitchen - the previous two failed for the above reason, so looking forward to seeing how long this one lasts. Otherwise, it is a fairky sturdy tap, easy to install and not garish like the original ones.

Like many others, I fitted this in my garage utility where I only have a cold water feed. It's spot on, the water get's reasonably hot if you reduce the flow slightly. It's by no means a trickle when you do so for all those nay sayers telling you it's rubbish, they're wrong. Yes it's not like your kitchen tap pressure for hot water but come on, did you really expect it to be for £60? It does a great job and I definitely would buy again.

Produkt ist undicht nicht zu empfehlen

I bought this item as I wanted to have a more effective hot water supply. Well I got very disappointed. We needed to draw stronger power to be able to connected the tap. That took me some time and when I finished finally the product is so high it splatters water on surfaces you don't want water. Then when you want hot water it gets up to a decent degree when you have the water hardly running. If I opened the tap 100% the water got to 15 celsius That is not hot water. I would like to warn all don't buy this!

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J'ai utilisé occasionellement ce produit et il est deja en panne mauvais achat je ne recommande pas!!!