Hi Dave,

This is Belle from InSinkErator Customer Service. We appreciate your taking the time to send InSinkErator your suggestions about the information you would like us to add.
We are always upgrading our product and services to make it the best possible, for you, the customer.

For us to be sure that you are getting the correct replacement parts for your disposer, kindly send us a response through insinkeratorfeedback@emerson.com with your complete contact information and serial number of your disposer and I will get in touch with you. Thank you.

Hi,

This is Belle from InSinkErator Customer Service.

Studies have shown that using an instant hot water dispenser to provide near-boiling water can save energy. You can determine your cost of operation with an easy to use formula. You will need to know your local cost per kilowatt hour. This can usually be found on your energy bill or by contacting your local energy company.

To determine the total cost, you will need to determine the “standby” cost and the “dispensing” cost and add them together. Please see the following formula:

Standby Cost: 0.95 kWh x your “cent’s per kilowatt hour” = standby cost
Dispensing Cost: 0.021kWh x # of cups used per day x “cents per kilowatt hr.” = dispensing cost
Total Daily Cost: standby cost + dispensing cost = total daily cost

As an example: The average cost for electricity in the US is $0.0986 per kilowatt hour. Let’s use 10 cups as our number of cups used per day.

Standby Cost: 0.95 kWh x $0.0986 = 9.3 cents per day
Dispensing Cost: 0.021 kWh x 10 x $0.0986 = 2.1 cents per day

Total Daily Cost: 9.3 + 2.1 = 11.4 cents per day

If you have any questions, you may contact the AnswerLine at 1-800-5585700. Thank you.

Hi green,

This is Belle from InSinkErator Customer Service. At the present time, there are no national standards regarding such compatibility. In the absence of a nationally recognized standards, InSinkErator can make no claim regarding our products’ compatibility with other filtration systems and we can make no claim regarding our products’ compatibility with other filtration systems and we can neither discourage or recommend the use of such systems in conjunction with our Instant Hot Water Dispensers.

However, we can share some facts with you.
RO Systems produce highly purified water which makes the water very “aggressive.” That is why RO faucets are completely plastic. Our dispenser faucets are brass constructed. Additionally, RO System can produce very low water flow rates, which hinder the performance of the instant hot water dispenser system. At water line pressures significantly lower than 30 PSI, the dispenser may drip. Either of these two situations could lead to dissatisfaction, which is why we’ve introduced the first filtration system designed specifically for use with our Instant Hot Water Dispensers.

I hope this helps. If you have any questions, you may contact the AnswerLine at 1-800-558-5700. Thank you.

Hi Nani,

This is Belle from InSinkErator. At the present time, there are no national standards regarding such compatibility. In the absence of a nationally recognized standards, In-Sink-Erator can make no claim regarding our products' compatibility with other filtration systems and we can make no claim regarding our products’ compatibility with other filtration systems and we can neither discourage or recommend the use of such systems in conjunction with our Instant Hot Water Dispensers.

However, we can share some facts with you.
RO Systems produce highly purified water which makes the water very “aggressive.” That is why RO faucets are completely plastic. Our dispenser faucets are brass constructed. Additionally, RO System can produce very low water flow rates, which hinder the performance of the instant hot water dispenser system. At water line pressures significantly lower than 30 PSI, the dispenser may “drip”. Either of these two situations could lead to dissatisfaction, which is why we’ve introduced the first filtration system designed specifically for use with our Instant Hot Water Dispensers.

We hope this helps.

If you have any other questions, please contact the AnswerLine at 1-800-558-5700. Thank you.