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QETTLE ORIGINAL

Hot, Cold, Filtered Cold & Filtered 100°C Boiling Water with a 2, 4 or 7 litre boiler tank and a two stage safety system.

From £505

or £50.50 per month

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Reviews

March 29, 2020

QETTLE 4 IN 1

Not only a great product and really innovative in the market, I have to write this review to call our the AMAZING customer service. I had a couple of challenges with my 1 year old tap which were really easily rectifiable in the end. From flagging the question to recieving a response 1 hour later, and then getting parts 2 days later and videos on what to do, I really couldnt have asked for more Wouldnt hesitate to reccomend and have to call our Daniel Hobday for being awesome. Happy customer!

January 20, 2020

PERFECT SOLUTION

Our QETTLE has been the perfect solution for hot water at the sink in our all-electric cottage. The equipment provided was so easy to install – and the instructions and video were superb. Further technical assistance given by Noah was invaluable. We would recommend this product unequivocally.

November 10, 2019

EXCELLENT PRODUCT. EASY INSTALLATION

Thanks to the excellent installation video on YouTube, fitting the system was an absolute doddle. The only parts I needed were a 15mm compression tee and a 6” length of copper pipe - everything else was in the box. Fitting took me around two hours - I am no plumber but if you have basic diy skills, you watch the video and adhere to the instruction manual, you can’t go wrong. Lovely quality at an affordable price.

August 30, 2019

Fantastic Tap

Had this tap for about 5 months ..amazing tap ..amazing service ..thank you Quettle

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Tap Specifications

Easy to Use, Safe to Use

Safe, yet intuitive, QETTLE boiling water taps couldn't be easier to use. 100°C boiling water or cold filtered water is dispensed by using the round handle. For boiling water, the tap's safety clip must be removed. Then, you press the button and turn the handle clockwise. To dispense cold, filtered drinking water, the handle is turned anti-clockwise.

Normal hot and cold flows of water are dispensed using the lever handle.

Complete System

QETTLE taps come as part of a complete system that includes your choice of boiler tank – 2L, 4L or 7L – an undersink filter system and your QETTLE’s first filter cartridge. No hidden costs, just one, inclusive price. Why complicate things?

How Does QETTLE Work?

QETTLE is surprisingly simple. Underneath the sink, there’s a compact boiler tank and a filter system. The efficient, insulated tank maintains its volume of water at 100°C. The filter system removes unpleasant contaminants such as chlorine from the flow of drinking water, whilst also minimising the damaging effect of limescale on the boiler tank’s element.

On top, it’s the tech inside the tap that’s really clever. QETTLE conceals four waterways, through which 100°C boiling water, filtered drinking water, plus normal hot and cold water travel.

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Tap specification

A QETTLE tap will fit into a 35mm diameter tap hole, which is the standard sized tap hole – perfect if you’re replacing an existing kitchen tap.

Ideally, there should be 100mm between the back of the tap and the windowsill or upstand. This is to ensure your QETTLE’s lever handle can move freely. But don’t worry if this space is not available. We can fit your QETTLE with a progressive valve – it won’t change its appearance – but it will mean your tap’s handle won’t collide with the windowsill! Just tell us when you’re placing your order.

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Tank Sizes

Boiler Tanks

QETTLE boiling water taps can be teamed with 2, 4 or 7 litre boiler tanks so think about how you'll use your tap before you choose its tank size. A 2L tank will give you 4 cups of boiling water in one go, a 4L tank delivers 8 cups and a 7L tank provides 14 cups.

All our boiler tanks fit neatly into a standard, 600mm wide kitchen base cabinet. So, whether you choose a 2L, 4L or 7L boiler tank, you'll still have plenty of space left over for all those undersink kitchen essentials. QETTLE boiler tanks are CE approved and every tank is individually quality tested in the UK.

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Manufacturing

Engineering and Craftmanship

Multi-functional, multi-patented QETTLE taps are the latest chapter in a remarkable story of British innovation and design engineering. And as the flagship brand of the Greg Rowe Group, QETTLE has an impeccable pedigree.

Pioneering outstanding product design is what we have done for over 40 years. We are proud that QETTLE’s patent – the first for a mechanical, 4 in 1 kitchen tap – has been globally granted.

reddot award 2016 winner German Design Award Winner 2018

INSTALLATION FITTED YOUR WAY

Whether you’re fitting your QETTLE yourself, engaging a plumber or using a QETTLE Accredited Installer, it’s reassuring to know that installing a QETTLE is fuss-free.

If you’re still doing your homework, a great place to start is our pre-install checklist, which covers everything you need to know from water pressure to working out what will go where under the sink. Our step-by-step installation video is a must-watch.

Installation Checklist

Pressure Gauge

Connection to a mains water supply, with both the hot and the cold water having a pressure between 1.5 Bar and 5 Bar for a QETTLE Original, or a cold water supply between 1.5 and 5 Bar for a QETTLE Mini.

Pressure Gauge

A standard 13 Amp plug socket to plug in your boiler tank.

Stop Cock

The ability to shut off the water.

Waste Connection

An under sink waste pipe already in place.

Space for your Boiler

Room for your boiler under the sink.

Diameter

A 35mm hole for the tap and space behind the tap.


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2 Years Warranty

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  • How do boiling water taps work?
    A true, 100°C boiling water tap is connected to a compact, undersink boiler tank that feeds boiling water to the tap. Boiling water taps are indispensable for everything from instant hot drinks to speedy pans of water for pasta, rice and vegetables. The best boiling water taps are 4 in 1 taps, which in addition to giving you boiling water on tap, also dispense cold filtered drinking water, plus normal hot and cold flows.
  • Do boiling water taps save money?
    Boiling water taps are highly energy efficient. In fact, a boiling water tap is probably easier on your pocket than a kettle. In standby mode, a QETTLE boiling water tap consumer just 0.8 watts of electricity per hour. Based on an average tariff of 14 pence/kWh, this amounts to a QETTLE costing just 3 pence to run, a day. So, making the equivalent of 10, 300ml mugs of tea a day could cost as little as 10 pence in total.

    This is in comparison to a kettle, which will cost an average of 2.5 pence every time it is boiled. And the cost-savings don’t stop with boiling water. Choose a QETTLE Original 4 in 1, and you’ll be getting filtered drinking water on tap, too. So, buying expensive bottled water will become a thing of the past.
  • How much is a boiling water tap?
    At around just over £500.00 for a complete QETTLE boiling water tap, QETTLE is much more affordable than other 100°C boiling water taps. However, our secret is the ingenious, fully patented tech inside a QETTLE tap. Unlike other boiling water taps, QETTLE does not use expensive, electronic parts. Instead, it uses an award-winning, British-designed mechanical internal system which significantly reduces its cost. Maintenance is simple and inexpensive, and no specialist servicing is required. We have been innovating multi-functional kitchen taps for over 50 years, and we are justly proud of QETTLE’s clever design, performance and affordability. Why not spread the cost of your QETTLE by opting for our new, easy payments with 0% interest?
  • Are boiling water taps safe?
    A QETTLE boiling water tap could be considered as much safer than a kettle. Not only do QETTLE boiling water taps feature two-stage safety and a cool-touch spout, but, unlike a kettle, they are fixed in one place, cannot be pulled by a cable, and cannot topple over, spilling dangerous volumes of boiling water. All QETTLE taps come with a safety clip. When in place, the clip makes it impossible for boiling water to be dispensed. But even with the clip removed, it is still necessary for the tap’s handle lock to be deactivated before boiling water can be accessed. A small button on the tap’s handle must be pressed down at the same time as the handle is turned clockwise. Only then can boiling water be dispensed.
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© QETTLE 2020. QETTLE is a trading name of GREG ROWE LIMITED and is protected by the following patents US9,958,075, GB1515293.7, CN208237133 and the following patent applications 1517097.0 PCT/GB2016/052893, 1717969.8