Energy saving with a Quooker Combi

The Quooker system is an energy–saving option for delivering boiling water. If you need boiling water several times a day, the Quooker system uses no more energy than a kettle. The reason for the low energy consumption of the Quooker system lies under the worktop, but how does this actually work? Because the question is, can you save energy with a Quooker Combi?

The Quooker Combi is a system that provides both instant boiling water and hot water for your kitchen. It is an energy–efficient system that uses a small amount of electricity to keep the water in the tank at temperature. In this article, we take a closer look at the energy consumption of the Quooker Combi.

The Quooker Combi system consists of a tank that is installed under the sink, a faucet that delivers boiling water and a mixer that delivers hot and cold water. The tank is connected to the cold water supply and is heated to a temperature of about 110°C (230°F converted). The tank is insulated to keep the water warm and reduce heat loss. The mixer tap is connected to the hot water supply and can be adjusted to control the temperature of the hot water.

The energy consumption of the Quooker Combi system can be divided into two parts: the energy used to heat the water in the tank, and the energy used to keep the water in the tank at temperature. The energy used to heat the water in the tank depends on the amount of water being heated and the temperature difference between the incoming cold water and the desired temperature of the hot water.

The Quooker Combi system is designed to be energy efficient and only heats the amount of water needed. This means that there is no waste of hot water and the system does not need to heat up water left in the tank. The system is also designed to be quick and easy to use, meaning that the hot water tap does not have to run for a long time to get hot water.

Reducing heat losses

The energy consumption of the Quooker Combi system also depends on the insulation of the tank. The tank is well insulated, keeping the energy used to heat the water within the tank. This reduces heat loss and minimizes the amount of energy needed to keep the water in the tank at temperature.

The Quooker Combi system also has a standby mode, which reduces energy consumption when the system is not in use. When not in use, the system goes into standby mode, which lowers the temperature of the water in the tank to save energy. When the system is used again, it quickly reheats the water to the desired temperature.

In terms of energy consumption, the Quooker Combi system is more energy efficient than a traditional kettle. The Quooker Combi system heats only the amount of water needed, so there is no waste of water or energy. In addition, the Quooker Combi system is faster and more convenient to use than a traditional kettle, which means it can save time and energy.

The Quooker Combi system is also more energy efficient than a traditional hot water system. Traditional hot water systems need to heat and store a large amount of water, which can lead to wasted hot water and energy. The Quooker Combi system heats only the water that is needed, so there is no waste of water or energy.

In short, compared to a traditional kitchen water heater, you can save energy with a Quooker Combi.

A Quooker COMBI is 50% more energy efficient than a typical kitchen water heater, which means it costs less to keep the water in the tank at temperature. The energy consumption of the Quooker tank consists of two parts: heating the cold water and keeping the hot water at temperature. For a family of three that uses about 10 liters of boiling water per day, the Quooker system requires a total of 511 kWh per year to heat that amount (423 kWh) and maintain the heat (87.5 kWh).

Overall, the Quooker system is the most cost-effective option for providing hot water in the kitchen, making it an excellent alternative to traditional kitchen water heaters.

What does energy saving with a Quooker Combi looks like to your household?

Wondering what your household can save with a Quooker system? Check it out at the Quooker website.