How Do You Install a QETTLE Boiling Water Tap? Watch Step by Step Guide to Getting it Right!

Watch our step-by-step guide to installing a QETTLE boiling water tap. Get your questions about instant boiling water taps answered. Hints and tips about water pressure, boiler tanks, filter systems and what not to do!
QETTLE is the brilliant, British-designed boiling water tap that won't bust the budget. Safe, affordable and straightforward to install, every kitchen is better with a QETTLE!
- True, 100°C boiling water on tap
- Cold filtered drinking water, free from unpleasant tastes and odours, e.g. chlorine
- Normal hot and cold flows
- Instant hot drinks and snacks are just the beginning...
- Bring pans of water for rice, pasta, noodles and vegetables to a speedy boil
- Make baby milk and sterilise bottles; fill hot water bottles
- Degrease tins and trays
- Choose from 2, 4 or 7 litre boiler tanks
- Add a chiller unit for chilled, filtered drinking water between 3-6°C
- Safe. QETTLE taps feature 2-stage safety. There's a safety clip and a handle lock
- Easy to install. Simple for a plumber, DIY or book an accredited QETTLE installer
- Affordable. Choose from 3, 6 or 10 monthly payments with 0% interest
- 2 year manufacturer's warranty and in-house QETTLE after sales support
0:00 Checking the water pressure
0:39 Installing the tap
3:19 Planning the layout under the sink
5:20 Installing the compression tee (cold water feed)
7:56 Installing the filter system
9:41 Installing the waste kit
12:00 Installing the boiler
13:25 Installing the filter timer
14:15 Installing the filter cartridge
14:52 The commissioning process
16:57 Switching on the power
18:15 Commissioning the boiler

[@shazj1842]

Comparing boiling water taps for my kitchen remodel .Wow, that was excellent.

[@qettletap]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MegalaKas]

Haiya, tks for the video. In my case instead of the condensed water droplets I hear water running continuously in a thin stream , is that okay or something I need to look into . Many thanks

[@qettletap]

Hi Meg, that sounds like a pressure issue - if water pressure is too high (above 5 bar for QETTLE installations) - you might find you'll need to fit a simple pressure reducing valve. Please give the QETTLE Team a call or drop them an email, and they'll be able to help you.

[@ravinderghai933]

Do I need extra plumbing for qattle tap?

[@qettletap]

Hello Ravinder, thanks for getting in touch. You don't need any special plumbing to install a QETTLE. However, there are a few important pre-installation points to consider. These include checking your home has a minimum water pressure of 1.5 bar, ensuring you have a normal, 13 amp power socket under your kitchen sink, and the space under your sink. You can find lots of information about these pre-install checks on www.qettle.com. Our QETTLE customer service team are also here to help - you can reach them on 01603 875464 9-5, Mon-Fri - use live chat or email them [e-mail].