10 Best Instant Hot Water Taps 2022

Able to access 100 degrees Celcius water as well as going a bit lower for those artisan coffees, this is a great tap for whatever the occasion and need.

There is a huge 4.2L water tank, which makes it ideal for larger households where water is always in demand. It will still fit nicely under the sink, however, and can completely refill and reheat in around 10 minutes.

It will filter the water, cutting out the need for extra products, and improving the taste of the end coffee by ensuring the right amount of valuable minerals are still retained but the bad stuff is taken out.

By far one of the best instant hot water taps around, because it does everything that a special tap such as this can do.

Not only are there four temperature settings to choose from depending on what you’re up to, but the 4-in-1 means it can filter your cold drinking water for immediate dilute juice, and produce ordinary hot and cold water too so you can replace your existing kitchen tap.

The temperatures it can reach are 80°C, 86°C, 92°C and 98°C, so with a little dash of cold water on the top temperature, you can get the perfect temperature. The lower levels are great for green or fruit teas, and the boiling water can only be operated by holding the sensor continuously so there will be no accidental scalds.

It holds three litres of water at once, so is great for preparing around eight large cups at once. With one of the smallest tanks on the market, it is great for pretty much any undersink setup too.

This is a tap which is available in loads of different finishes,

Hygienic 98°C hot water is available right away at the touch of a handle, as well as everyday hot and cold water as normal. As it is just under boiling point, it is perfect for coffees and teas as it won’t scald the beans or leaves. A safety feature will ensure that the boiling water only comes out when it is meant to, to protect little hands or any accidents.

It can be used in new kitchens or in upgrades, and the 2-litre tank will keep the water flowing for those big tasks like washing the dishes and filling up pans for pasta. The aerator at the end of the tap reduces splashing, and the tank is compact to fit under your sink.

Qettle have created this very clever hot water tap which is a great addition to any kitchen, and you have access to around eight cups of water at any one time which is perfect for families.

There is a filter which means that the water you get is always perfectly safe to consume, and it also keeps the tap free of limescale build up for longer. This needs replacing every six months or so, and there is a built-in LED light which will alert you to when this needs doing.

It has a ten minute hot water recovery time, which is one of the best around, and it costs just 3p per day to run if left on standby, so it is a really economic alternative to your kettle. As it is 4-in-1, it can replace your current tap, and will do pretty much all of the jobs you require water for.

This Qettle can only dispense water at 100°C, which is why it isn’t higher up on our list of the best hot water taps for coffee making, but if we are talking generally then it would definitely make the top 3.

This RAPSNK3 is similar to the Bristan RAPSNK4, except it doesn’t filter the water. After all, not everyone will need this feature, and if it is just instant hot water you’re after, it saves you quite a bit of money in comparison.

The tap is of a similar design, curved and with a chrome finish, with a small tank so it will fit in pretty much any space. The tank holds 2.4 litres of water at any one time, roughly enough for about six mugs of coffee.

Another big difference is the choice of temperature selection, with the option to pick between 75°C and 98°C for not only the perfect cuppa, but also the option for some personalisation in case you like yours a bit cooler or hotter than norm.

Able to give you ordinary warm and cold water as well as instant hot water, this is a great tap to install in your kitchen and really looks the part too.

It can reach between 65-100°C, which is a great medium level for hot drinks. Taking just 12 minutes to heat the full tank from cold, you have a pretty much constant supply of water ready to make drinks, boil pasta and wash greasy pans.

Thermal overheat protection will ensure that the water is never hotter than you’ve set it, so there will be no surprises or accidents. It is a competitive price, and is one of the easiest to descale.

This is a tap which can range in temperature between 30 and 60 degrees, so is perfect if you don’t like very hot coffee or want to drink speciality brews.

Scale reduction in the tap will ensure nothing bad builds up, and the hot water is delivered within seconds. You also get cold water, of course.

Instructions are included for an easy self-installation, and it will be a safe tap if you’re worried about little hands getting scalded.

Not the most famous manufacturer on our list, but it comes in at a great price for the tank capacity, style and specs.

It is a true 100°C boiling water tap, which is too hot for drinks, but you do have the option to reduce this down to 98°C. This makes it a great tap if you want something which can wash pans just as well as making your morning coffee.

One of the few which has a full 360°C swivel function, this Zen Solo is also great if you want something versatile in positioning, over a large Belfast sink or double sinh setup on a kitchen island for example.

It is cool to touch at all times, and only costs around 4p per day to run which is brilliant if your boiling water is always in demand but you’re concerned about your energy-sapping kettle.

One of the priciest on the list, but you do get one of the largest tanks and a real quality finish.

Grohe is a big name in the tap industry, and this is a great solution if you want a model which does everything. The right hand side lever accesses ordinary mains water, and there is a child lock in place for the boiling water to minimise the risk of accidents. Just hold the button down for three seconds to disable the lock, and hold down the pour button for as long as you need the water to pour.

It is available as a C-Spout or L-Spout design, so you can get the finish and look you wish for.

This tap can reach the full 100 degrees C of a boiling water tap, so making hot drinks will require a little bit of a cold water splash too but it does mean that it is a great all-rounder for pots and pans and other tasks, too.

You have access to hot and cold water as well, with separate control for the boiling, positioned on the right or left side. And there is more good news for anybody prone to accidents or concerned about their children, too – as it is all insulated, it won’t be hot to touch.