Système instantané de distribution d'eau chaude HOT250 - Chrome H-H250C-SS

This product worked well, a bit noisy during the heating cycle, but not overly loud. The reason for the poor review is that the product developed a leak where the upper and lower half of the tank join. A simple gasket failure. The company does not sell replacement gaskets. The service center informed me I needed to buy a new tank.

Worked great until it shorted out 6 years old. Leaking due to bad gasket, apparent ly they don’t sell new gaskets , have to buy a new device. Nice little scam

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a builder, so I get requests for and regularly install the InSinkErator instant hot water dispenser in some of my projects. I just have my granite or countertop sub drill an extra hole for it, and it's super easy to install. The water is really hot and I love using it for an afternoon tea or even instant coffee.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This hot water dispenser is such a neat product, instantly gives you hot water when you need it most! Never again do you need to wait for your water to heat up or use extra products. Easy to use and very simple to install, no special skills needed. I have been using daily for my coffee and its made my life so much more simple. Very innovative, seems to be made from great quality as well

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'll admit that when I installed this Hot Water dispenser, I didn't really have an idea how much I would use it. I like the occasional cup of tea and bowl of oatmeal, so, I expected to use it once a week. The thing with convenience is that the more simple you make a thing, the more likely you are to make it a habit. I went from having a cup of tea before bed once a week to nearly every night. Not having to boil water on the stove made grabbing cup of tea almost as easy and quick as grabbing a glass of water. It's been great. Installation was easy enough, if you have a general idea of how to do plumbing. It didn't require any special tools, and went by quick. That is not the case if you don't already have a hole in your sink/counter top for an additional fixture. In that case, you'll need a special hole saw, a good quality drill, and a patient and steady hand.