Mini Electric Instant Water Heater for Sink, Stainless Steel On-Demand Hot Water Water Heater Under Sink, 5500W 220V Point-of-use Compact Water Heaters for Home, Kitchen, Bathroom, Garage(Under Sink)

It's a described. Not fitted yet so can't comment further

Works well supplying hot water. The temperature control can be a little unpredictable and can supply very hot water when going from hot to cold. Apart from that it works well.

Don’t waste your money buying I bought six weeks ago, recently installed and used for ONE MONTH ONLY and does not work! Cant get through to customer service or the company just advised to watch an installation video

Spot on deal & works spot on!!!!

Hot water temperature can not be fixed.it is always increasing while using

Works well to quickly deliver water for hand washing... in my shed

Installation was straightforward, and so far the results have been very promising. This 2-in-1 water heater and tap is a clever space-saving solution that delivers hot water instantly, without the bulk of a traditional heater. The built-in 304 stainless steel heating element does a solid job, water heats up quickly, and the temperature can be adjusted easily using the grip lever. I’ve seen it range from around 30°C to 45°C depending on the flow rate and inlet temperature, which is more than enough for everyday tasks. It’s been especially handy for washing your hands after being it the garden. The design is sleek and modern, and it fits in nicely without drawing attention. I also appreciate the energy-saving aspect, since it only heats water on demand, it’s a more efficient option than storage heaters (ideal if you don't have gas heating). Overall, it’s a practical and well-thought-out addition to the home. If you’re looking for a compact, reliable way to get hot water without the wait, this tap is worth considering.

Cannot comment on quality or perfomace as I hae been unable to install this tap due to the proximity of the inlet shaft to the basin under the counter. The power cable is located at the back which means the inlet shaft is offset to the front when installed with the handle to the right.