Quooker CUBE Reservoir Sparkling Water

Quooker CUBE - Sparkling water

The CUBE brings even more fun to the kitchen. It saves you time and space, eliminates the need for plastic bottles and is completely safe. To get sparkling water, just press and turn once. The light ring that turns red with boiling water now flashes blue: sparkling water is coming on. If you hold the dial a little longer, and then turn, filtered water comes out of the faucet. So tapping boiling water while you meant sparkling water is not possible.

How does a Quooker with CUBE work?
The CUBE comes at the bottom of your kitchen cabinet next to the Quooker reservoir. It contains a filter, which purifies the water. Attached to the CUBE is a CO2 cylinder, a carbon dioxide bottle, with which you can tap up to 70 liters of cold sparkling water from your Quooker tap.

Sparkling and filtered water all year round
You order the CUBE together with one of the Quooker taps and reservoirs. We supply one CO2 cylinder for sparkling water as standard. If the water jet becomes weaker and there is less carbon dioxide in the water, the cylinder needs to be replaced. You simply order a set of four new ones via the Quooker webshop. You send the old four cylinders back to Quooker free of charge via PostNL. The filter in the CUBE lasts about a year. When the reservoir gives off a light and sound signal, it's time for a new one, which you can also order through our webshop.

Enjoy sparkling water and save
If you drink a lot of mineral water, a Quooker that provides sparkling water is a lot cheaper than water bottles from the store. Do the math. The cost for four CO2 cylinders, which you need to tap sparkling water from your Quooker, is €70. Together they are good for 280 liters of sparkling water. That's €0.25 per liter. The filtered water costs €0.03 per liter. Suppose you drink eight liters of sparkling and four liters of filtered water a week at home, and a liter of mineral water costs €0.50. Then you save more than €200 per year. In addition, the CUBE is good for the environment. The use of plastic bottles is a thing of the past.

Energy consumption
The energy consumption of the Quooker Cube is negligible. Whether you cool drinking water in a refrigerator or in a chilled water tank makes no difference. Cooling costs the same amount of energy, and with only 16W of standby loss (about €0.07 per day), Quooker's CUBE is also economical. No need to leave the refrigerator door open for that.

Dimensions
The CUBE is 235 mm wide, 440 mm deep and 430 mm high. If the CO₂ cylinder is connected, an additional 65 mm of space on the front or side of the CUBE is required.

NOTE
The CUBE can only be used with faucets and tanks delivered after October 2017. If you want to install a CUBE as an extension to your existing Quooker system, check the serial number on both the faucet and reservoir carefully. Only reservoirs that have a serial number beginning with VBW, VCW, CCW or CPW and faucets with a serial number beginning with QW0 or QW1 can be used with a CUBE. The serial number of the tank is visible on a sticker on the tank. The serial number of the faucet is located on the label attached to the cable that runs from the reservoir cap to the faucet.