What the Temperature Sensing Glow Tap is all about...

So, how come the water in the ocean looks blue, but the water from your tap is clear? Well, we're sure Wikipedia could give you a long and detailed answer of the science behind it – however, wouldn't it just be way cooler to have a tap that could make it so! That's the Temperature Sensing Glow Tap. When the cold water flows from your tap – it's blue...just like the ocean!

But here's what's even cooler – well actually, hotter - when the water temperature reaches 31°C, the water colour becomes red!

There are so many reasons the Temperature Sensing Glow Tap is a great gift. It's wonderful for safety in the home (especially for mixer taps), for families with small children learning the difference between cold and hot and excellent for the elderly, to help prevent painful scalds. But besides its purely practical applications – it's a party in your sink...that's right, it's tap bling!

With a universal adaptor (to fit 95% of taps) – you just fit it to the end of your tap (it installs in under a minute). It features a long lasting bright LED that's activated by water pressure – tap goes on, light goes on, tap goes off, you get the picture...

Every nightclub should have one! And forget fumbling around at three in the morning for a glass of water, or feeling around for the light switch. The Temperature Sensing Glow Tap has both covered!

Pimp your sink...with a Temperature Sensing Glow Tap!

Product Specification

The Temperature Sensing Glow Tap is approximately 2.25 inches (~6 cm) long with a diameter of 1.25 inches (~3 cm).

It features an internal pressure switch that activates the light source when water is flowing. The tap streams blue when cold water is passing through and changes to red at around 86+°F (30+°C).

Requires 3 x LR44 batteries (included plus 3 x spare batteries) and comes with instructions and a universal adaptor.

Please note:

When attached this item will add 2.4 inches (6 cm) to the length of the spout and therefore may not be ideally suitable for some basins.