HOT, COLD & FILTERED TAPS
InSinkErator® Combination Taps T
he market for specialist kitchen taps, including steaming hot water taps
and combination taps, is growing because of the increasing affordability and availability of the product. Furthermore, consumers are increasingly demanding products that will make life easier and more convenient, while reducing their carbon footprint. The consumer is increasingly aware of the
Comment by Anne Kaarlela
Marketing Communications Manager, Europe and Russia, InSinkErator
energy saving benefits of a highly efficient appliance, especially those with large families who perhaps boil the kettle regularly. Increased media exposure of environmental issues alongside rising utility costs has resulted in consumers being more willing to invest in an appliance if it can demonstrate long-term resource and financial savings. Practical and efficient by design, the range of InSinkErator® instant hot water taps also offer an elegant statement for those designing their dream kitchen space whilst they can be just as easily retrofitted into an existing sink, as incorporated into a brand new kitchen design. Steaming hot water taps eliminate the time lost waiting for the kettle to boil, while the perfect amount of readily
available steaming hot water contributes to countless other kitchen tasks from cooking to cleaning. Removing the need for a kettle also saves valuable worktop space. In addition, there is an increased consumption
of filtered, cold water which has led to consumers buying large quantities of bottled water with one million plastic bottles being bought every minute1. Environmental issues, such as single-use plastic waste, are increasingly featured in the media to encourage consumers to make positive lifestyle changes that benefit the world we live in. Filter taps, including the InSinkErator® 4N1
Touch, have been designed to meet the increased consumption of filtered drinking water. The InSinkErator® 4N1 Touch dispenses filtered cold water and steaming hot water, alongside regular hot and cold water and is an invaluable and convenient addition to the kitchen, eliminating the filter jug and the kettle from worktops and the need to buy bottled water. The InSinkErator® 3N1 and 4N1 Touch taps
are available in different finishes and shapes complementing a variety of kitchen styles.
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Upgraded NeoTank available with InSinkErator® 4N1 Touch Tap A
s a major player in the specialist kitchen tap market, InSinkErator®
continually develops its offering and has upgraded its hot water tank to reach a higher temperature for the complete range of steaming hot water taps and combination taps, including the 4N1 Touch. The upgraded NeoTank benefits from 1300
Watts of heating power to efficiently heat the water in the compact tank up to 99°C. If a lower water temperature is required, the NeoTank features a precise +/– 1°C thermostat, which may
be adjusted. The user is able to set their desired water temperature, with ease, using the digital touch-screen control panel. The NeoTank can be set to temperatures between 88°C and 99°C, ideal for connoisseurs of freshly ground coffee and a perfect cup of tea. The NeoTank benefits from a durable and corrosion-resistant stainless steel tank and improved insulation, ensuring a super-silent operation. What’s more, the compact 2.5 litre tank fits neatly under the sink, perfect for where space is at a premium.
The 4N1 Touch offers instant, filtered steaming
hot water and instant filtered cold water, as well as regular hot and cold water, from one combined fixture. Consumers with a 4N1 Touch can benefit by having instant filtered water readily available in their own home, reducing the need to purchase bottled water; especially when a variety of re-fillable drinking bottles are widely available.
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18 BKU JULY 2020
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