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WARE
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de enero de 2025
It was the perfect size and wheats has hit water for coffee , cocoa, or when you need hot water fast to boil bodies etc.Easy to install and has worked great, delivering hot water on demand anytime I need it!
J_Rock
Comentado en Canadá el 18 de noviembre de 2024
I replaced a 3 year old Little Gourmet Premium Hot Water Tank that died after the warranty. Since the replacement now cost 3x more than 3 years ago, I bought this one at half of the Little Gourmet replacement price. It has all the exact same valves as the Little Gourmet, so I didn't have to change any hoses or adapters, I literally just disconnected the Little Gourmet, and reconnected to this one. The big differences are (1) this one doesn't have a led light, letting you know it heating or at temperature, however its not a problem, since (2) this one has much less insulation that the Little Gourmet, so you can certainly hear it. Because of the reduced (if any) insulation, the area where it is kept gets warm. So if those are issues for you (noise and heat), buy the proper Little Gourmet Premium Hot Water Tank replacement.
Christine
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de septiembre de 2020
We had one for many over 10 years but it gave out. We bought this one thinking we would need a plumber to install lol! Nope, so easy to install tourself if you are replacing it. It is an amazing product and plan on installing one for my new home which doesnt have the automatic warmer fawcet yet. The price is better here than at big retail stores or kitchen designer stores. Some places sell it as a set (heater and fawcet) be ready for a price tag of up to $1400.00. Buy them seperately to save big.
vangogh
Comentado en Canadá el 4 de agosto de 2016
I have an Insinkerator hot/cold system with filtration. I've replaced the water dispenser once and the tank twice using original products. The Insinkerator products seem to have a knack for breaking down just as the warranty expires and Insinkerator won't even consider a courtesy replacement (my second tank started leaking 1 month after the warranty expired). This time I decided to take a chance and replace my leaking tank with this one. This tank isn't as sleek looking as the Insinkerator and is a bit deeper, but it appears well constructed. Actually it may be better constructed as the water in/out nozzles are metal as opposed to the plastic ones on the Insinkerator. Installation was relatively easy as the hoses are the same size; it took me about 15 minutes including repositioning the new tank. All required fittings were supplied with the exception of a metal clamp and an extra foot of water intake line. These cost me a total $1.21 at Rona. I've had it in for four days now and it is working fine. Actually, without the vent hose attached, the hot water does not sputter anymore, so in one way it's working better The only minor complaint I have is that the temperature adjustment is not as easy to use as the Insinkerator tanks.Update: I've been the using the system for about 3 months now and it actually performs better than the original. I not longer get the drip and sputtering I used to get and the recovery time of tank seems to be faster when compared to my original Insinkerator.
Jon Harrison
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de mayo de 2015
This unit replaced one that lasted ten years and after about a month is working fine. As a mechanical engineer I always try to figure out why something stops working. When I opened up my previous unit, which seems to be identical to the new one, I expected to see a rusted out tank or some other obvious failure, but I didn't. I will examine it more closely some time and keep it for spare parts. I suspect that the leak was nothing more than a loose fitting or bad o-ring. To decide which unit, of the many on the market, to buy to replace the old one I did a lot of research and came up with some conclusions. I can't say for sure if these are 100% correct but I think they are worth sharing: As near as I can tell there are many of these under sink hot water heaters on the market that all look identical except for the label on the front. However the prices vary by almost a factor of two from about $150 to around $300. Some of the more expensive ones have a stainless steel outer shell and claim to have a stainless steel water tank. The former adds nothing of value to the unit since the outer shell would never cause a leak, and in fact has drain holes in the bottom. The latter does have value but I'm pretty sure all the units have a stainless steel water tank, regardless of price. So why the spread in costs? It appears to be due to different warranty periods. The one that I am reviewing, which is the cheapest one I found, has a one year warranty. The highest priced ones have a longer one, typically three years. Based on my research these seem to fail in one of two ways: very quickly, indicating a likely manufacturing defect, or after from four to ten years (or maybe more depending on water chemistry or amount of use). Both warranties cover the first failure mode and neither covers the second. My advice is to get the cheapest one that that has some sort of warranty (like the one I am reviewing). One more thing. A lot of people have commented on the tank leaking and destroying the wood cabinet. I put a plastic pail under the tank to catch the water. Note that even a perfect tank might leak if the thermostat is set too high and the leak is often a small shot of water to relieve the pressure.(November 2020): I have now had this unit in operation for several years and it continues to operate perfectly. I am constantly appalled by the cheap, poorly made stuff that's for sale but this unit is not one of them. It appears their business model is to sell a reasonably priced appliance that will have a reputation for quality and rely on reviews and word of mouth to sell a lot of them-what a refreshing approach! Please be assured that I have no financial interest in this product.
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