H-Wave-SN Involve Wave Instant Hot Water Dispenser System with Stainless Steel Tank, Satin Nickel

Bought this for a remodel. I've never owned one before. I had it installed by a plumber. When I first went to use it, it sputtered a bit. Eventually, all the air came out and it worked well. I did not change the factory setting for temp. It's hot enough for tea, it gets water boiling on the stove very quickly, it will dissolve broth paste in a minute or less, the list goes on. I've read some reviews that it tends to sputter a lot. I think it may be due to raising the temp to high on the unit. I could be wrong but it makes sense. I've had this in use for several months. I've filled a large pot and emptied the reservoir and it was back at temp and full within 15 min. The water does not come out like a faucet (fast) just a steady stream, for safety reasons I assume. The actual faucet/spigot part is pretty. The lever only goes back about 1 inch or so. It sits pretty close to my back splash but it can swivel a bit so I can extend the lever to it's fullest point. I would recommend this product.

These instant hot water heaters cannot be beaten for saving water (at the expense of electricity... fine, we have solar). Our first one 30 years or so ago was an insinkerator. Ergonomically, it was terrible with the spring loaded twister that I still see occasionally in older hotels and convention centers. And it failed after 3 years or so. I switched to one of the competitors - the square white one, and they lasted roughly 5 years each eventually rusting out or some such thing. The most recent one lasted but two years and because of the tedium of replacing the darn thing behind the disposal and upside down to tighten the connections, we went six months using the electric kettle, suffering the delay while desperate for a cup of tea. I was impressed by the three year warranty and comments others made about this unit so switched back to inSinkErator. Yes it was a pain to install since I couldn't just plug and play as I had with the serial white boxes and had to grind out the eccentric hole in the marble to enable the fit of the perfectly round male end of the new faucet. Nonetheless, the effort has been more than repaid. The mount for the faucet feels and behaves in a far sturdier fashion then with the white box, the unit keeps the water at our preferred 180 without boiling AND the dial more room to increase the heat. I want to emphasize this last issue: the white box thermostat was maxed at 180 and rarely delivered more than 16-18 ozs of HOT water. We are unabashed converts to InSinkErator.

OMG, I love this hot water dispenser. Great for making teas, hot cereals and instant coffee in half the time because the water is already hot and waiting to be used. As a bonus, it disinfects and cleans dishes and bottles with out chemicals because the temperature of the water is 160-210° F. I choose this model because I installed a 3 stage water filtration system under the sink and i wanted only one additional spout added to the top of the sink. After filtered water leaves the filtration system the water line splits in two, one goes to the insinkerator then to the hot water side of the spout, the second line goes right to the cold water side of the spout. So using the water filtration system and splitting the lines give me filtered hot water and filtered drinking water. I have read the reviews for this and other models and I really believe most problems can be attributed to installation errors, irregularities in the existing plumbing or water condition. I do believe in the existents of manufacturing defects, so upon receiving my unit I took it apart for inspection. I found that under the plastic outer shell is a thick layer of insulating Styrofoam and under that is the tank. That is it, nothing complicated here. I did a quick look over of the ports and electrical connections and it all looked solid and tight. No tubing or wires came in contact with the tank. This unit has a two tap spout with indicators for hot and cold water. It does not chill water. It only heats it. The water is as cold as it is out your regular sink faucet. It is warm to the touch, because the contents is hot. Occasionally, it will make a very faint boiling noise as the heating element turns on to keep the water at the set temperature. For safety, you have to hold the lever for hot or cold water to flow. Wish I did not have to hold the lever for cold water. I Like It. Would Recommend. Will Buy Again.

I’ve been using it for several months now. It is especially handy for making Americano coffee so I don’t need to refill my espresso machine very often, and it’s much faster. Installation was simple, I installed it to deliver water from my under cabinet water filter for better drinking and cooking water quality without using the filter for all tap water which saves money on filter replacements.

We have been using this now for about a month, works great!!!!!!!!!! During construction I misplaced the nut to fasten it to the counter and I used a nut for a vanity drain got me out of trouble. My wife makes tea every morning I had to turn it to max. The duel tap is awesome I connected my RO water to the cold side. One thing to watch for, don't store plastic bags under your sink it gets pretty hot we caught it in time and now we keep the cabinet clear. I would recommend this product to anyone, no more carrying 18L water jugs from the grocery store!

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Best thing since sliced bread no more boiling water

Great for Tea and coffee . Hot water from out our central on demand water heater is slow to kitchen so this is handy for filling a small basin to wash a few things

The product is expensive but I love it. It's my guilty little pleasure. Easily hooked up to my existing filtering system.