Quooker taps give you 100°C boiling water straight from the tap, so you don't have to wait for a kettle. Every tap here is sold as the tap only and works with a separate Quooker tank under the sink. They come in two types. All-in-one taps (Fusion, Classic Fusion and Flex) give boiling, hot and cold water from one spout and replace your mixer. Single boiling-water taps (Nordic and Classic Nordic) sit beside the mixer you already have. You can see them all on the Quooker boiling hot water taps page.
All the taps share the same safety design. You push and turn to get boiling water, the handle is child-proof, the spout is double insulated so it stays cool to the touch, and an aerated spray reduces splashing. A red light shows while the tap is in use. None of the taps give chilled or sparkling water on their own: for that you need the CUBE accessory. Check your installation needs too. Each tap needs a 13 A socket (two if you add a CUBE), a connection to the hot water pipe and a cold water pressure of at least 2 bar.
On the all-in-one taps, a side lever controls hot and cold water. The Flex adds a pull-out hose for rinsing the sink and filling pans, and its spout turns 270° rather than the full 360° of the other taps. Finishes depend on the series. Fusion comes in chrome, stainless steel, gunmetal and patinated brass, Classic Fusion in patinated brass, Flex in chrome and stainless steel, and Nordic in stainless steel. Patinated brass changes in colour over time. The Nordic taps can be adjusted for height and need a 32 mm tap hole rather than 35 mm.
To narrow things down, first decide whether you want to replace your mixer or keep it and add a second tap. If you're replacing it, decide whether a pull-out hose would earn its place. Then choose a round or square spout and a finish to match your sink. You can also browse Quooker sinks and taps or all Quooker products.
