HI Clare - I have had one for 3 years now and still LOVE It.... and I am not on their payroll. ;-)

On the tap you will have regular cold water (I put mine through a fast flowing water filter), hot water and the boiler.

The hot water, as you would expect, has the same pressure you would normally get from a hot water tap. This is what use for filling the sink. Fills the sink in normal time.

The boiler is fast flowing when comparted to other instant boilers but would never be as fast as the hot water tap. I suspect it is designed purely for hot drinks and for that purpose, I LOVE IT. The flow is the same as if you were pouring it from a kettle. In that context - it will fill a mug in around 5 seconds (have not timed it but feels around that). I have no issues with the flow rate for that purpose.

I will use mine to rinse a fry pan of oils (as I want the extra heat to cut through) - and it is good for that. I would never use it for filling a sink. Consider a) it has the spring loaded handle (safety feature), so if you were to fill the sink - you would have to wait there and hold it down. b) it would be very dangerous to leave flowing boiling water and c) I cannot remember what the boiler capacity is but it may struggle (drain the boiler) to fill a sink anyway.

In short, if you are into hot drinks (even coffees - I use the boiler to pre-heat the cups for the expresso) GET THIS UNIT. Boiling water to fill a sink..... find another solution.

Hope this helps.

Hi Clare. I agree with GWC's comments. And I love my multitap too! I mostly use the dishwasher for washing up but on the occasions where I do want to wash up something manually, say a large pot or a few measuring spoons/cups, I run cold into the pot, dispense some boiling water into it and clean the pot like that. Alternatively I might wash a couple of things with a wet soapy sponge or cloth and run a small amount of boiling water over them to rinse/sanitise. Takes very little water. I find I never fill the sink with washing up water. My regular hot water takes ages to reach my kitchen from the supply point, anyway, so wastes litres and litres of water. The multitap has been a lifesaver. Hope the extra input helps.

Yep. It is your Hot, Cold and Boiling.... all in 1. Look great as well. Go to their web site - you can get a feel for how large it is. I have my cold tap connected to a fast flowing water filter -that cost extra but is also great. I put this unit in 3 years ago as part of a Kitchen reno. Have not had any problems and is still my favourite part of the reno... more than my free standing cooker !! Love this product.

Thanks Greg! Did your plumber connect the fast flowing water filter during the reno or is it an option from Insinkerator?

It is our main tap, as Greg says. However beware as plumbers are not good at connecting the cold water to be filtered, they just don’t seem to do it as they should (3 different plumbers at 3 locations) plumber 1was called back to connect the filter, but we opted to leave ours without a filter as the flow was very much decreased from our old original fawcet. That was disappointing initially but I have learned to live with it. I love the boiling water tap after initial reservation/ opposition. The main issue we had 18months ago, was plumbers not knowing how to fit these. Just be onto them re the cold water filter, don’t assume they will understand how to fit it.

The unit is extremely quiet. It is inside a closed cupboard anyway but with no other noise happening you can just hear it quietly. Normal kettles are very loud by comparison, I hate being in the same room as a freestanding kettle heating up.

Agreed - cannot hear a think, Love this product - 3 years since I installed it, it is still my favourite part of my Kitchen reno. Better than the great looking stainless steel cooker I put in. This product I used multiple times a day.

Thanks Billie and GWC for your comments, that’s great to know!
I assume from the lack of negative feedback that it’s also been reliable?
Cheers :-)