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Sustainability is an important topic in the kitchen industry. We all want to save the earth and, if possible, our wallets. But what about boiling water faucets? Are they energy guzzlers or not? Quooker had this figured out. And the conclusion? They are economical! In fact, with a Quooker tank, users can significantly reduce energy and water consumption.
And this may not have been what everyone expected. Many people think: a Quooker, that's mainly a convenience product, right? Is it meant to make life more efficient and comfortable? Of course it is, but it is also a sustainable choice. A Quooker uses very little energy. This is because the reservoir of boiling water is so well insulated that only 10 watts are needed to keep the water above boiling point. To make this figure a little clearer, this is even less than our Internet modem in the closet.
You also save water every day with a Quooker. After all, you never tap more than the desired amount of boiling water, so not a drop is lost. This is different with a kettle. People often boil much more water than necessary. Or one forgets the water still in the kettle and has to bring it to the boil again later. And this of course costs extra energy.
With the COMBI reservoir, rated with energy label A, you can be completely responsible. This reservoir delivers not only boiling water, but also hot water. This means that the water never has to flow until it gets hot. Just turn on the tap and the water is instantly hot!
Want to let your customers know how much energy they can save? On the Quooker website, a savings check can be filled out. By filling in a few details, it immediately shows what a Quooker system saves for the wallet. Within a minute one can see what their household consumes and can save with a Quooker system.
Are there needs beyond 100°C boiling, hot and cold water? Like also sparkling and chilled water? Then the Quooker CUBE is an excellent and also a sustainable choice. With a CUBE you no longer need to buy plastic bottles with (sparkling) water. Water comes directly from the tap, chilled and so on. Of course, this also saves space in the refrigerator. The very economical chilled water tank placed at the bottom of the kitchen cabinet and the reusable CO2-cylinders do the work.
Quooker pursues sustainability in all areas. The building in Ridderkerk is covered with 900 solar panels, which fully meet the energy needs of the premises. In the Return & Recovery department, Quooker recycles old products and processes waste streams in a sustainable manner, in order to comply with the WEEE (Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment) legislation. Quooker makes this sustainable choice consciously and should be proud of it!
Quooker is a family business, built on enthusiasm and entrepreneurship. The pride in Henri Peteri, father of Quooker directors Walter and Niels Peteri and inventor of the boiling water faucet, is still tangible there. The Quooker was the very first boiling water faucet in the world. Inventions like the high-vacuum insulated reservoir, the all-in-one faucets Quooker Fusion and Flex and the series of black [...]
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