INSJÖN Kitchen mixer tap w pull-out spout, chrome-plated
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INSJÖN tap in chrome helps lower water- and energy-use – so you can lower your bills too. The high, pull-out spout is handy for rinsing dirty plates and the quality is guaranteed to outlast many years of washing.
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10 year guarantee. Read about the terms in the guarantee brochure.
Rinsing dishes is easier with the pull-out spout.
A counterweight makes the hose easily retract back into the kitchen mixer tap.
The high spout makes it easier to wash dishes, including large pots.
The mixer tap insert has hard, durable ceramic discs that can handle the high friction that occurs when you change the temperature of the water.
Chrome-plated brass is a hard and durable surface that is easy to clean.
An aerator integrated in the tap keeps the water flow just right while less water and energy is used.
Brickstad/Palleschitz/Petersén
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
INSJÖN
Kitchen mixer tap w pull-out spout, chrome-plated
Article Number705.073.12| Brand Name | IKEA |
| Type of tap | Kitchen mixer tap with pull-out spout |
| Max. flow rate at 3 bar | 8.0 l/min |
| Annual energy consumption | 698 kWh/p.a. |
| Recommended working pressure | 1 - 5 bar (0.1 - 0.5 MPa) (14.5 - 72.5 psi) |
| Min. working pressure | 0.5 bar (0,05MPa) (7.25 psi) |
| Max. static pressure | 10 bar (1,0MPa) (145.0 psi) |
| Max. worktop thickness | 50 mm (2") |
| Mounting hole measurement | 34-37 mm (1 3/8-1 7/16") |
| Connection hoses length | 450 mm (17 3/4") |
| Hose connection size | G 3/8" (R10) |
| Recommended cold water temperature | 10-15˚C (50-59˚F) |
| Recommended hot water temperature | 60-65°C (140-150°F) |
| Max. hot water temperature | 80˚C (176˚F) |
| Strainer included | No |
| Third party certified according to local standards by | SVGW |
Measurements and packaging
- Length: 29 cm
- Height: 43 cm
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Energy and resources
Did you know using water more efficiently can reduce your energy bills and help tackle climate change?
Heating hot water accounts for 25% of home energy usage. Using water efficiently reduces energy bills and ultimately reduces carbon emissions. Look for the unified water label and start making a difference. The label has a clear colour coded system to show how much energy and water the product uses. Green rated products use less than those rated Red. Visit www.uwla.eu to find out more.
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