Zip Industries launches state-of-the-art HydroTap
Looking for one tap with all the trimmings? Zip Industries has recently launched the new Zip HydroTap for the home. Using state of-the-art-technology, this tap wastes neither time nor money and it even has a sparkling water function.
As a leader in the innovation of home tap technology, Zip Industries has once again lived up to its reputation. The Zip HydroTap has numerous sophisticated features including a power-saver mode, 24/7 programmable timer, safety controls for the kids, a sparkling water feature and the use of the most advanced filtration technology to allow for the healthiest possible drink for your family.
One of the most efficient features of the Zip HydroTap stays true to the company’s motto of ‘instant’ boiling and chilled filtered water. The use of Power-Pulse™ electronic technology controls the temperature of the water to ensure that, whether hot or cold, the water will ‘instantly’ come out the way you want it. This technology not only minimises energy consumption but inevitably reduces power costs, saving you money to spend on more important things.
Another winning feature of the Zip HydroTap is the safety elements it has taken into consideration for children. The HydroTap has several options for parents to set up and apply to their HydroTap in order to protect little fingers and hands. A boiling water isolation feature can be turned on when an adult is not at home, meaning that no boiling water is dispensed from the HydroTap and, while you are home, the red boiling water lever together with the safety button on the tap, must be pressed in order to access boiling water.
Safe, efficient, sustainable and healthy, the Zip HydroTap is ideal for the home or office and is available in a variety of models to suit everyone’s needs.
For more information:
Zip
Web: www.zipindustries.com
Tel: 1800 42 43 44
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