Quooker...is 110 degree water really ok?

[windyboy]

I can't find a definitive answer on this but AFAIK Quookers are not WRAS approved.

 

[Sharp Point]

Doesn’t the quooker have the constant drip relief to the drain, to relieve the pressure some what? If so would that get WRAS approval due to water wastage?

I don’t know, just guessing.... I do a lot of that

 

[windyboy]

Yep, a regular drip out through the pressure relief valve on the supply pipe. I'm not sure that a drip would be a concern. More wasteful than a vessel I guess.

 

[rpm]

Below 15 litres

Thought that came down to 3 or 5L?

 

[Rob Foster]

I actually have severe doubts about quooker and it’s probably cheaper imitations available soon on eBay. Some kid is qoing to get badly burnt at some point it’s obvious. I looked at the fail safe and guess what ..you can all examine the specification and make your own judgement , I would not fit it under any circumstances no matter what it’s like throwing hot coals for puppies to chew on . Rob Foster aka centralheatking

 

[Rob Foster]

Doesn’t the quooker have the constant drip relief to the drain, to relieve the pressure some what? If so would that get WRAS approval due to water wastage?

I don’t know, just guessing.. I do a lot of that

Wras does not like any device that wastes water, u r correct

 

[windyboy]

Quooker website: 'The water is delivered in a fine aerated spray rather than a solid jet, ensuring that you are able to move your hands to safety in time.'

Maybe, but I can't find a video anywhere of someone doing that.

 

[snowhead]

Maybe, but I can't find a video anywhere of someone doing that.

Yes they did a video, I believe, but the Guy that put his hand under it is having trouble uploading the video for some reason (Allegedly)

 

[SimonG]

Thought that came down to 3 or 5L?

Need to get mine updated soon. So may have changed.

 

[king of pipes]

Got one to fit so will post a few pictures at a later date cheers kop