Franke boiling water tap: all 7 models, RRP from £750 (2026)

We cover 7 Franke boiling water taps, with recommended retail prices from £750 to £2,599. Omni and Minerva are discontinued, which leaves 5 current taps in three families: the Instante, the Maris Water Hub and the Mythos Water Hub.

The Instante is the entry point at £750. It holds 4 litres, heats to 100°C, filters the drinking water and carries a 3 year warranty. The other filtered Franke taps are the Mythos models, which cost at least £2,199.

The Maris Water Hub 3-in-1 comes as a mechanical model at £989 and an electronic model at £1,132. Neither filters the water. Both heat to 100°C and carry a 2 year warranty. The electronic one comes in 7 finishes against 3 for the mechanical, and it is the Franke that can be upgraded to a 4-in-1 later.

The Mythos Water Hub adds chilled and sparkling water to boiling and filtered. The 5-in-1 costs £2,199 and the 6-in-1 costs £2,599. For the 5-in-1 we have no tank size or temperature in our data, so check Franke's specification sheet before you set it against the 6-in-1, which holds 4 litres and heats to 100°C.

The Omni (£1,199, 4.2 litres, 3 year warranty) and the Minerva (£899, 4.7 litres, 2 year warranty) are the older taps. Our data names the Instante as the replacement, so use the table below if you meet one second-hand or in an old quote.

If the look of the tap matters, finishes differ more than the specifications do. The Instante has 2 finishes, the Mythos Water Hub 6-in-1 has 5 and the Maris Water Hub 3-in-1 Electronic has 7. Warranty runs two or three years across the range, so read the cover for the model you are buying, because Franke asks for proof that filter cartridges were bought on schedule before it pays out.

For filtered and 4-in-1 taps across all brands, see our instant hot water tap guide. To put a running cost on any of these taps, use the running cost calculator.