Lyra Collection
The Lyra Gun Metal
Bold yet refined, the Lyra 4-in-1 in gun metal makes a confident statement above darker stone or concrete worktops. Built from stainless steel, it dispenses regular hot and cold, filtered 98°C boiling and filtered cold water, with an optional filtered chilled 4°C function for entertaining and everyday hydration.
Free UK Delivery
5 Year Tap Guarantee
WRAS Approved
Specification
Designed to last.
Stainless steel body, digital boiler — every Next Level tap is built around components engineered for daily use over decades, not years.
Functions
Boiling, hot, cold, chilled (optional)
Boiler capacity
2.4 Litre
Spout height
379 mm
Spout reach
250 mm
Rotation
120°
Connection
3/8" flexible hoses
Filter life
~6 months
Guarantee
5 years tap, 4 years boiler
How does a boiling water tap work?
The tap is connected to an electric-powered boiler tank, typically fitted in the cupboard below your kitchen sink. The tank takes cold water from your existing kitchen feed and heats it to your chosen temperature, ready on demand. When you want boiling water, simply turn the handle and it is dispensed instantly. Your normal hot water feed continues to work exactly as before, supplied from your main household hot water tank or boiler.
What temperatures do they reach?
Our taps deliver 98°C boiling water and 4°C chilled water, both stored in the tank and available instantly. Using the easy control settings, you can adjust the boiling temperature across five settings ranging from 75°C to 98°C. Most instant hot water taps top out at 98 to 99°C, and this is by design. Different teas brew best at different temperatures, and water at a full 100°C will burn delicate leaves and scald coffee beans, leaving a bitter taste.
What are typical uses for a boiling water tap?
Boiling water taps replace your kettle entirely. They are ideal for any hot drink, brewing tea and coffee, cooking pasta, blanching vegetables, or even filling a bucket to clean the floor.
How many cups of tea or coffee will it make before reheating?
The 2.4 litre tank delivers 5 to 6 cups of boiling water before reheating. The 4 litre tank delivers over 10 cups at a time, which makes light work of tea rounds when friends and family are over.
How long does the tank take to reheat?
If only one cup is drawn, the tank returns to maximum temperature in under a minute. If the entire tank is emptied, reheating takes around 4 minutes. From cold or after being switched off, allow 7 to 8 minutes. The starting temperature of your mains water will affect reheat times.
Should I turn my tap off when not in use?
We recommend leaving it on. Heating water from cold costs more than keeping the insulated tank at temperature, and the system is designed to run continuously so boiling water is always ready. The only times we suggest turning the tank off and draining it are if it will be exposed to freezing temperatures, or if you are away for longer than 7 to 10 days.