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Instanta CTSBC28-10 (CH1000/MK3) Sureflow Combined Water Boiler and Chiller - Advantage Catering Equipment
Instanta CTSBC28-10 (CH1000/MK3) Sureflow Combined Water Boiler and Chiller - Advantage Catering Equipment
Instanta CTSBC28-10 (CH1000/MK3) Sureflow Combined Water Boiler and Chiller - Advantage Catering Equipment

Instanta

Instanta CTSBC2810 Combined Water Boiler and Chiller CH1000/MK3

SKU: CTSBC2810
Barcode: 0791689617169

£1,188.00(£1,425.60 inc VAT)
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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 2
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 2
  • Equipment may be supplied with a moulded plug but may be more suitably connected to a fused spur
  • This product is Made in Britain

The Instanta CTSBC2810 — also referenced as the CH1000/MK3 — is a countertop unit that delivers both boiling and chilled filtered water from a single mains-connected appliance. It filters incoming water before dispensing through a twin-tap arrangement, making it a practical alternative to running separate boiler and cooler units or maintaining a bottled water supply in locations where both hot and cold water are needed throughout the day.

In working environments, this type of combined unit performs well where demand is consistent but moderate. Staff refreshment areas, smaller hospitality operations, hotel back-of-house, and customer-facing beverage points are all common applications. The integrated filtration means dispensed water tastes clean and consistent, which has a direct bearing on tea and coffee quality where that matters to the operation.

Running a single combined unit rather than two separate appliances carries some practical advantages worth considering:

  • Single mains water connection rather than two separate installation points
  • Filtered output reduces reliance on bottled water and the restocking that comes with it
  • Twin-tap design keeps hot and cold dispensing clearly separated for staff
  • Non-drip taps help maintain a tidy dispensing area during busy periods
  • Countertop format suits locations where floor space or under-counter room is limited

Installation is straightforward in most settings. The unit runs from a standard 13-amp plug socket and requires a mains cold water feed, so there is no hardwired electrical work involved. It is worth confirming that a suitable water connection and drain point are accessible at the intended location before deciding on placement.

This unit is well suited to small and mid-sized operations with steady but moderate demand for hot and chilled water. For high-footfall environments such as large staff canteens, busy hospitality venues, or sites needing water at multiple points simultaneously, a higher-capacity system is likely to serve better.

If you would like to talk through whether the output and installation requirements are the right match for your site, the team is happy to help before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

Is this unit suitable for a busy staff canteen or high-footfall location?

The CTSBC2810 is designed for consistent but moderate demand, making it well suited to smaller operations, office refreshment areas, and back-of-house hospitality settings. In high-footfall environments where multiple staff are drawing hot or chilled water simultaneously during peak periods, a higher-capacity system would likely be a more reliable choice — it is worth discussing your expected usage before deciding.

What are the installation requirements for this unit?

The unit requires a mains cold water feed and connects to a standard 13-amp plug socket, so no hardwired electrical work is needed. You will also need a suitable drain point accessible at the intended location. Confirming these services are in place before installation will avoid any delays on the day.

Does the built-in filtration need regular maintenance?

Yes — as with any filtered water unit, the filter cartridge will need periodic replacement to maintain water quality and protect the internal components. The frequency depends on local water hardness and usage volume. Keeping on top of filter changes also helps protect the heating and chilling elements over time, so it is worth factoring that into your ongoing servicing routine.
Instanta CTSBC2810 Combined Water Boiler and Chiller CH1000/MK3

£1,188.00(£1,425.60 inc VAT)

£1,188.00(£1,425.60 inc VAT)

The Instanta CTSBC2810 — also referenced as the CH1000/MK3 — is a countertop unit that delivers both boiling and chilled filtered water from a single mains-connected appliance. It filters incoming water before dispensing through a twin-tap arrangement, making it a practical alternative to running separate boiler and cooler units or maintaining a bottled water supply in locations where both hot and cold water are needed throughout the day.

In working environments, this type of combined unit performs well where demand is consistent but moderate. Staff refreshment areas, smaller hospitality operations, hotel back-of-house, and customer-facing beverage points are all common applications. The integrated filtration means dispensed water tastes clean and consistent, which has a direct bearing on tea and coffee quality where that matters to the operation.

Running a single combined unit rather than two separate appliances carries some practical advantages worth considering:

  • Single mains water connection rather than two separate installation points
  • Filtered output reduces reliance on bottled water and the restocking that comes with it
  • Twin-tap design keeps hot and cold dispensing clearly separated for staff
  • Non-drip taps help maintain a tidy dispensing area during busy periods
  • Countertop format suits locations where floor space or under-counter room is limited

Installation is straightforward in most settings. The unit runs from a standard 13-amp plug socket and requires a mains cold water feed, so there is no hardwired electrical work involved. It is worth confirming that a suitable water connection and drain point are accessible at the intended location before deciding on placement.

This unit is well suited to small and mid-sized operations with steady but moderate demand for hot and chilled water. For high-footfall environments such as large staff canteens, busy hospitality venues, or sites needing water at multiple points simultaneously, a higher-capacity system is likely to serve better.

If you would like to talk through whether the output and installation requirements are the right match for your site, the team is happy to help before you commit.