Instanta CTSP19HT6 19 Ltr Twin Tap Water Boiler

The Instanta CTSP19HT6 is a 19-litre countertop water boiler fitted with twin taps and an integral filtration system. It is designed for continuous hot water dispensing in commercial beverage service environments, hardwired to a single-phase supply and suitable for counter-top or stand installation.

In practice, the twin-tap configuration makes the most noticeable difference during peak service periods. In a hotel breakfast operation, a staff canteen, or a high-footfall café, having two members of staff draw hot water simultaneously keeps the beverage station moving without creating a bottleneck. The integral filter helps protect the heating element from scale accumulation — particularly relevant in hard water regions, where unfiltered boilers can deteriorate quickly and lose temperature consistency at the tap. A programmable filter monitor tracks cumulative water throughput and prompts replacement at the appropriate interval, removing the guesswork from maintenance scheduling.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the unit offers several practical advantages:

• Twin taps allow simultaneous draws, reducing queuing at the beverage station
• ECO mode reduces energy consumption during quieter trading periods
• Integral timer lets operators schedule heating around service times, avoiding unnecessary overnight running
• Built-in diagnostics simplify fault identification and help minimise downtime
• Stainless steel drip tray supports hygiene and ease of cleaning

Installation requires a hardwired single-phase electrical connection. An appropriately rated spur or isolation point will need to be in place before commissioning, and qualified electrical installation is essential. This is not a plug-and-play unit, so factoring in installation time and cost is worth doing before ordering.

This boiler is well suited to cafés, hotel serveries, school canteens, and similar operations where reliable, filtered hot water is needed across a sustained service period. For smaller sites with lower throughput, a single-tap or reduced-capacity model may be a better fit. For very high-volume operations running multiple service points concurrently, a larger-capacity unit is worth considering.

If you are weighing up whether this capacity and configuration matches your service pattern, the team is happy to talk it through with you.