With over 35 distinct styles and finishes, there’s a Quooker for every kitchen.
THE TAP THAT DOES IT ALL
With a Quooker in your home, everything goes faster. You never need to wait for water to boil. You just fill your saucepan with boiling water, add your vegetables and simply place the saucepan on the cooker. Making a cup of tea takes only seconds. And what about all those bottles of mineral water that you have to lug around? That becomes a thing of the past when you connect a Quooker CUBE to your Quooker.
Because besides cold, hot and boiling water, you can then also dispense cool sparkling and filtered water from your tap. Easy, fast and better for the environment. It started in 1970 with a simple yet revolutionary idea by Henri Peteri, the inventor of the boiling water tap. And his invention is now an indispensable feature of the modern kitchen. Around the world, Quooker users enjoy the convenience of boiling water straight from the tap. And also – since the introduction of the Quooker CUBE – cool sparkling and filtered water from the same tap.
FLEX TAP
A Quooker tap is easy and safe to use and saves you time, water, space on your worktop and energy. Because thanks to the revolutionary technology in the tank, the system is also very economical. In this brochure, you can read about how everything works. We’d also like to tell you about all the things you can do with your Quooker. For example, did you know how handy it is for doing the dishes? Why choose Quooker?
Because a real Quooker: • dispenses everything from the same tap: hot, cold, and boiling and, in combination with the CUBE, cool sparkling and filtered water • dispenses real boiling water (so 100°C) • dispenses filtered water • uses less energy (energy label A for COMBI) • is safer to use • has a much more compact tank • has a longer life because the tank can be opened and rinsed out from time to time • can also be connected to the hot water pipe.
FUSION TAP
What is a Quooker?
A Quooker tap dispenses 100°C boiling water, cool sparkling water and filtered water whenever you need it. What actually happens above and below the worktop. High-vacuum insulation The Quooker system consists of a small tank in the kitchen cupboard that is linked to the boiling water tap on the worktop. The tank acts like a vacuum flask connected to the water mains.
The air in the insulated wall is so thin that the heat is unable to escape. It therefore takes very little energy (just 10 watts) to keep the water in the tank at 110°C. The water only starts to boil when the tap is turned on and the temperature of the outflowing water drops to 100°C. While the water is flowing out of the tap, fresh water immediately flows into the tank. Different tanks Quooker has developed a range of different tanks: the PRO3 for instant boiling water and the COMBI for instant boiling and hot water from a cold feed only. They all have the patented high-vacuum insulation, which keeps the water at the right temperature in an energy-efficient manner.
How does it work?
The standby power consumption is as little as three pence a day. Only boiling water or hot water too? If you only need boiling water, then the PRO3 (3 litres) is sufficient. But if you have a boiler that is more than six metres from your tap, the COMBI tank is a good choice for your kitchen. This produces boiling water (100°C), but also hot water (40 – 60°C), enabling you to save water and energy. You will find more information about the different tanks and the energy and water consumption below.
The standby power consumption is as little as three pence a day. Only boiling water or hot water too? If you only need boiling water, then the PRO3 (3 litres) is sufficient. But if you have a boiler that is more than six metres from your tap, the COMBI tank is a good choice for your kitchen. This produces boiling water (100°C), but also hot water (40 – 60°C), enabling you to save water and energy. You will find more information about the different tanks and the energy and water consumption below.
THE QUOOKER CUBE. FOR CHILLED AND SPARKLING WATER.
With the new CUBE, you can now also dispense filtered chilled and sparkling water from your Quooker tap. You can enjoy a glass of pure, sparkling fresh water in an instant. Or you can make the most delicious lemonades and cocktails. The tap that does it all When you combine your Quooker tap with a Quooker CUBE, you can enjoy cool sparkling and filtered water from the tap whenever you wish. This means that you no longer have to lug plastic bottles around. That saves time and effort as well as space in your refrigerator. And it’s also better for the environment.
Easy operation For sparkling water, press and turn at the same time. The illuminated ring that turns red to indicate boiling water now turns blue: the tap dispenses sparkling water. If you hold the rotary button down for slightly longer and then turn, you get filtered water. So it’s impossible to dispense boiling water when you want sparkling water. How does a Quooker work in combination with the CUBE? The CUBE can be installed at the bottom of the kitchen cabinet, next to the Quooker tank. It includes a filter that makes the water just as pure as the bottled water you buy in the shop. The CUBE is attached to a CO₂ cylinder that gives you 60 litres of cold sparkling water from your Quooker tap.
Availability and maintenance:
The CUBE is available in combination with all Quooker taps. We supply one CO₂ cylinder as standard. When you see that the water jet is slowing down and there is less carbon dioxide in the water, the CO₂ cylinder needs to be replaced. You can easily order new cylinders through quooker.com. And you can return empty CO₂ cylinders to Quooker free of charge. The filter in the CUBE tank lasts for around one year. When the tank emits an acoustic signal it’s time for a new filter set, which you can also order through quooker.com. Dimensions Height: 430 mm Width: 235 mm Depth: 440 mm When the CO₂ cylinder is being connected, an extra 55 mm is required at the front or side of the CUBE. Specs Chilling time: 40 min Standby consumption: 12W.