Quooker is the creator of the world's first 100°C boiling water tap, delivering instant boiling, hot, cold, and filtered sparkling water from a single innovative kitchen system.
Quoker is a pioneering Dutch brand best known for inventing the boiling water tap. Their systems consist of a kitchen tap connected to a vacuum-insulated tank located in the cabinet below, allowing users to dispense 100°C boiling water instantly. This eliminates the need for a kettle, saving energy, water, and countertop space while improving kitchen safety with childproof double-push-and-turn handles.
The Quooker product range includes the Flex, Ngwakọta, na Nordic taps, which can be enhanced with the Quooker CUBE to provide filtered chilled and sparkling water alongside boiling, hot, and cold water. Designed for sustainability and convenience, Quooker taps are a fixture in modern kitchens, supported by high-vacuum insulation technology that ensures minimal standby energy consumption.
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Switch off the tank using the Q-shaped on/off switch located on the top of the tank. Wait a few minutes, then switch it back on. If the light ring continues to flash, contact Quooker support.
Unscrew the tap nozzle, remove the aerator, and soak it in a vinegar-water solution for some time. This removes limescale buildup and ensures a consistent water flow.
No, it is not permitted to connect the Quooker system to a reverse osmosis system or a water softener that reduces pH.
A slowly fading in and out 'heartbeat' light indicates that the water in the tank is fully heated and the system is in standby mode, ready for use.
Yes, Quooker taps feature a childproof double-push-and-turn handle to prevent accidental activation of boiling water. The spout is also insulated so it does not degrade or burn upon touch.