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Instant water heater tap with a water temperature display, ideal for vacation homes and anywhere you want to save energy on hot water.
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Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
Instant Water Heaters & Instant Heater Taps
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It is installed easily and quickly in the bathroom or kitchen (application only to one supply). It is easy to use or maintain and serves daily needs such as washing hands, dishes, clothes, or other functions.
It is equipped with a built-in digital LCD screen that shows you the water temperature and also gives you the ability to select it yourself.
The instant water heater is a type of water heater that heats water in real-time. It only heats the water that passes through it at that moment. There is no hot water storage tank. This has many advantages, such as energy savings, since only the water that is used is heated, and longer lifespan, as there is no water tank and no accumulation of salts on the resistance and other components.
It operates with electricity and is single-phase.
The instant water heater has an inlet pipe for cold water, which passes through the resistance, heats up, and exits through the hot water outlet pipe. A necessary condition for the instant water heater to initially operate is the pressure of the incoming cold water should not be very low.
The water temperature is regulated by a thermostat, so it does not exceed a maximum value. The temperatures that the hot water reaches are preset so that one can use the hot water directly, without needing to mix it with cold water.
The maximum temperature it can reach for hot water production is 60 °C, while the maximum water flow rate reaches up to 2.2 liters per minute. Indicatively, 38-42 °C degrees are standard for shower use.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
The installation was done today. A few impressions:
- Positive that it has a metal thread and not plastic. Necessary due to hot water.
- I wouldn't drink water from this, just like I don't drink from the water heater, nor would I cook with it. In my opinion, keep the faucet you have and rinse dishes, glasses, etc. with it using cold water at the end. Use the instant heater only as a second option for hot water.
- I wouldn't change the faucet or the filter in front of the faucet, because usually this regulates the water pressure in the instant heaters.
- Be careful not to plug it into a power strip; it actually pulls 3.5kw and that is the limit for most power strips. Connect it directly to a good kitchen outlet. For comparison, a regular electric water heater pulls 3-4 kw.
- Before you turn on the hot water, as it says on the sticker on it, you need to run cold water for 5 seconds. This probably ensures that the little tank fills with water, and the heating element won't burn out.
That's it, for a 20 euro item as long as it lasts... We'll see...
Convenient and user-friendly, it heats satisfactorily, but the construction quality is tragic. It lasted less than 6 months with minimal use.
The product self-destructed within the first hour of use.
I let it fill the bathtub with hot water and after a while, the anti-electrocution device failed.
Luckily, the first test was to fill the bathtub and not to take a bath.
From the condition of the device, I conclude that either there was no overheating protection or it did not work, both of which are extremely dangerous for human life.
I bought it online from a store, it doesn't manage to heat it up enough, you have to let it run a little bit, it goes up to 60 degrees depending on the water input temperature. To conclude, if you want a large quantity of hot water quickly, it is impossible.
Heats up very quickly. When you turn on the hot water, it is likely to have the room temperature, for example 22°. Within a few seconds, it increases, depending on the flow, up to 60° (if the flow is low). With a normal flow for dishwashing, it easily reaches 37-40°.
I changed the nozzle because the one it comes with is a shower-style with holes and it splashes. I replaced it with one that can be rotated for a smooth flow or a shower flow, and it works much better.
It runs more in the cold, meaning it provides the normal flow that a regular faucet has, while in the hot water, the flow decreases. Even at maximum, it is about half of the cold water flow. But I don't think it's a problem, the flow is sufficient for dishwashing.
The installation is simple when it comes to plumbing, it requires a 1/2-inch connection. However, when it comes to electricity, it requires careful installation. It should be done by someone who knows what they're doing because it draws a significant amount of power and requires proper supply, grounding, and of course, a relay in the house for safety.
It unscrews from both sides. One side has the electronics, so there's no reason to open it. The other side opens the water container for cleaning if it collects salt in the future.
I installed it in the sink as a second faucet because I'm afraid it's not a good idea to use it for drinking water. The instructions say to let cold water run after using hot water, probably to remove the hot water from the tank, but I don't know if it's enough to make it safe for drinking.
Another thing that seemed a bit strange to me until I got used to it is that the handle only moves right (cold) - left (hot), but it doesn't move up and down like regular faucets. The flow shuts off when you put it in the middle. It's just a matter of getting used to it.
Overall, it's very good for its price, and we'll see if it has any problems in the future and what kind.
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