Choosing Your Quooker Tank
A Quooker system consists of a tap on the worktop and a tank in the cupboard underneath. There are three different tanks. The choice of tank can depend on the situation in your kitchen, what you want your Quooker to do, your budget and everything in between.
View the collection below separated into three categories: Boiling Water Only, Boiling Water & 40° - 60°, and Chilled Sparkling & Filtered Water .
Boiling Water Only
PRO3
- Provides 3 litres of instant boiling water.
- Quooker PRO3 tanks sit neatly under your kitchen sink, providing instant 100°C boiling water on demand.
- The 3 litre volume of the PRO3 will suit the majority of the UK households
- Physical Dimensions 420mm x 150mm x 150mm
PRO7
- Provides 7 litres of instant boiling water.
- Quooker PRO 7 tanks sit neatly under your kitchen sink, providing instant 100°C boiling water on demand.
- The 7 litre volume of the PRO3 will suit very large families or semi-professional cooks in the UK
- Physical Dimensions 470mm x 200mm x 200mm
Boiling Water & 40° - 60°
COMBI
- Quooker Combi tanks provide 7 litres of instant boiling water or 15 litres of hot water (60°C) all from a cold feed.
- No more waiting for the hot water with the Quooker COMBI
- Physical Dimensions 470mm x 200mm x 200mm
Chilled Sparkling & Filtered Water
CUBE
- The CUBE can be installed at the bottom of the kitchen cabinet, next to the Quooker tank (i.e. this carbonation and filtration system works alongside a Quooker cube - you need to have a quooker tank and tap first).
- It includes a filter that makes the water just as pure as the bottled water you buy in the shop.
- The CUBE is attached to a CO2 cylinder that gives you 60 litres of cold sparkling water from your Quooker tap (each cube comes with your first water filter cartridge and co2 canister).
- Physical Dimensions 430mm (height) x 300mm (width) x 440mm (depth)
