Giles & Posner EK2907 Electric Hot Water Dispenser Urn – 7L Mulled Wine Urn, Tea/Coffee/Pumpkin Spice Drinks Boiler With Tap, Adjustable Temperature, Drink Warmer For Catering, Office, Parties, 1500 W

Key Strengths 1. Efficient Heating Power With its 1500W heating capacity, the unit brings water to near boil quickly, which is perfect for tea, coffee, soups, or even mulled drinks. It handles continuous use well without overheating. 2. Large Capacity & Practical Design The size of the urn is generous and supports large gatherings or heavy household demand. The locking lid is secure, and the spout allows smooth pouring without drips or spills. 3. Good Build Quality The stainless steel body feels sturdy and durable. The locking lid is well designed, and all parts seem well-made and fit securely. It gives a sense that it will last for years. 4. Ease of Use & Convenience It’s very straightforward to operate: fill it, power on, and watch it heat. The indicator lights are helpful, and its simple controls don’t require fussing or guesswork. 5. Value for Money For an electric dispenser with this capacity and performance, it offers excellent value. It outperforms many cheaper models I’ve tried previously, especially in heating speed and durability. Minor Notes The unit is quite large, so ensure your chosen spot (kitchen counter, buffet, or service table) has enough space and ventilation. When it’s full, it’s heavy — handle with care during filling and cleaning. Final Thoughts The Giles & Posner EK2907 Electric Hot Water Dispenser Urn is a dependable, high-capacity, high-performance appliance that’s ideal for both home and small events. Its fast heating, strong build quality, and intuitive operation make it a smart, worthwhile purchase. Highly recommended for anyone needing a no-fuss solution to serve hot drinks reliably and efficiently!

Great, built well and the variable thermostat option really is so useful.

This is our second urn. The first is kept hot and we use it to fill the kettle, this one we set at 40 c for kitchen sink washing - saves our hot water from upstairs coming all the way to the kitchen, leaving the hot water in the pipes to cool and be wasted once the tap is switched off. Made an insulated coat and hat to fit urn.

I love it, the only problem is it doesn’t turn off when it’s boiled so sometimes I’m not sure if water is hot enough.

We use this every day instead of an electric kettle as it's so easy to use as it keeps the water hot when you set the temperature control. Very useful for families and the elderly. Highly recommended xx👍

Absolutely brilliant!! 3 years, having been on for every day 24/7, it is still going strong!!! The only issue is that both plastic handles have recently broken off - one first and then the other today due to the plastic becoming brittle and powdery... looking for replacement handles.. Great longevity Giles Polsner

So pleased with Giles and posner Ek2907 electric hot water dispenser urn. Arrived quicker than expected, in perfect working order,this was to replace an electric hot water dispenser by a different brand which we bought 2 years ago and we always had problems with it so we decided to purchase a new one. we decided to get this one firstly its got a manual tap. so you are not using any electric components ( less chance of something going wrong with it). Secondly it holds 7 litres of fluids, In my case we are using it for hot water. Thirdly I personally think it looks very classic and lastly it was a good price, being twenty pounds cheaper than what we spent 2 years ago for something what only ever worked when it wanted to,and also getting an extra 2 litres so I am not filling it up as often. 1 Happy customer and family!

I bought this for the festive time and to make mulled wine; it seems well made and can hold a lot of liquid; however, for example, when making mulled wine, I set the temperature to 60 degrees so as not to overboil. My first time using it, I had a suspicion that it kept boiling way over 60 degrees, so I needed to turn it off as it was getting so hot and close to boiling; I then set the temperature to 60 again, hoping it would keep warm at 60 degrees. But it didn't do this, and the wine went lukewarm even though I sent it to 60 degrees; I have read the warming function kicks in after half an hour, so during this time, it has a chance to go lukewarm, which is disappointing, So I'm fiddling with it now turning it to higher than 60 to get the heating mode kicked in, then manually turning it off before it boils, which is far from ideal and not what I expected. I started the return but decided to cancel it as I could not be bothered with posting back; I will keep it and see how it goes. Note the tap is outlet hole is quite high, so you will need a lot more liquid than a few bottles of wine to reach the tap outlet; otherwise, it won't pour. I advise you fill it half way or above to get effortless pouring; this is not for smaller amounts of liquid. I will update review if I wittheess it maintaining 60 degrees which I have set it to, bit so far it appears not to be doing this.