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In recent years, hot water taps have gained popularity as a convenient and energy-efficient addition to both domestic and commercial kitchens. These taps provide instant access to hot water, eliminating the need to wait for a kettle to boil or a traditional water heater to warm up. But are hot water taps worth the investment? We've explored the benefits of hot water taps to try and persuade you that investing in one for your staffroom or canteen could be a sound financial decision, as well as a time saving tool.
One of the most significant advantages of hot water taps is their ability to provide instant hot water. Whether you need hot water for tea, coffee, or cooking, you can have it at the touch of a button. This can save you valuable time and reduce energy consumption since you don't have to wait for water to heat up in a kettle or on the cooker top.
Hot water taps are designed to be energy-efficient. They typically use a small, dedicated water heater that only heats the water you need, reducing energy wastage. By contrast, traditional water heaters maintain a constant supply of hot water, which can result in higher energy bills.
Installing a hot water tap can free up valuable countertop or cupboard space. Without the need for a bulky kettle or large water heater, your kitchen or staffroom will feel more organised and spacious.
Most hot water taps come with precise temperature control settings, allowing you to select the exact temperature you need. This is particularly useful for tasks that require specific water temperatures, such as brewing tea or coffee.
Drawing water from a normal hot tap can lead to a significant amount of water wastage over time while you wait for the hot water to run through. Hot water taps eliminate this problem by delivering hot water immediately.
Although hot water taps are not as cheap as traditional hot and cold taps, the long-term energy savings can offset this initial investment.
Installing a hot water tap can be more complex than replacing a traditional faucet. But our installers take care of everything. All units are supplied with a fully comprehensive maintenance plan including breakdown cover.
Our hot water taps can typically give an output of 14 litres per hour, which is more than enough to provide your workforce with their morning and afternoon tea and coffee.
Safety is a priority many people consider when choosing a hot water tap. With many models also dispensing cold water too, manufacturers always factor in user safety at the forefront of their designs.
Many designs have a number of safety features to reduce the risk of scolding – talk to our team about which model would suit your business.
Hot water taps dispense great tasting filtered water and are available in a range of combinations including boiling water, chilled still and sparkling water meaning you need only one tap in your kitchen or staffroom.
So, are hot water taps worth it? The answer depends on your specific needs and priorities, but if you value convenience, energy efficiency, and instant access to hot water, a hot water tap is definitely a worthwhile investment.
