Bewinch H7 SugeJSC-802L

Families with babies: Low-sodium, light-mineral water (sodium ≤20 mg/L, TDS ≤100 mg/L, 0 BPA); one-touch 45°C warm water for formula; safer for direct drinking.

Tea / coffee lovers: pH7.6 mineralized alkaline water with 8 minerals for a fuller tea brew; 85°C / 98°C hot water on demand.

Heavy cooking water use: 1000G high flow, up to 4 L/min at ambient — rice, soup, fruit rinsing, all on tap.

Clean-countertop seekers: Hidden under-sink installation, no countertop footprint, ideal for integrated cabinets and new kitchens.

  ①Three independent filters: pre-composite + Hyper2.0 RO + rear taste/mineralization filter — one more stage of filtration, one more layer of sweetness; five-star taste certified by the China Household Electric Appliance Research Institute.

  ②High flow at both hot and cold: servo vacuum heat pump, a cup of hot water in 3 seconds, 98°C boiling output boosted 5x.

  ③Continuous supply, no refilling: plumbed directly to municipal tap water — no repeated tank filling like countertop units.

  ④Long warranty: 3-year base warranty + 2-year free extension after registration, up to 5 years of worry-free after-sales.

Hyper-nano bionic filtration is a high-flow membrane designed by Bewinch specifically for under-sink purifiers; the H7 is the first model to carry the Hyper2.0 filter. Its service life is over 65% longer than APQ3.0 and its filtration rate is 10x faster, with stronger hydrophilicity and greater purification efficiency. Heavy-metal removal ≥99.9%, harmful chloride removal ≥99.9%, and performance holds up over long-term use.

Most under-sink purifiers use a two-filter design (PCB + RO) or a single composite filter. The H7 uses a rare three-filter structure: pre-composite filter + Hyper2.0 RO reverse-osmosis membrane + rear taste filter. The added independent mineralization taste filter uses imported high-iodine-value natural coconut-shell activated carbon (1300 mg/g) and natural ore. It further blocks chlorides (trihalomethanes, dichloroethylene, and other disinfection by-products) that the RO membrane cannot filter, and greatly improves taste — water tastes as sweet and clear as spring water.

Pure water from most under-sink purifiers contains no minerals and is slightly acidic (pH 6.3-7), unsuitable for brewing and long-term drinking. The H7 delivers pH7.6 mineralized alkaline water with 8 beneficial minerals — calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, zinc, strontium, selenium, and metasilicic acid — great for wellness and flower/fruit teas for a fuller brew. Mineral ratios follow WHO infant drinking-water guidelines: sodium ≤20 mg/L, TDS ≤100 mg/L, 0 BPA — low sodium and light minerals for healthy baby growth.

Modeled on how natural spring water gains oxygen as it flows through mountain streams, the unit has a built-in aeration structure that increases contact area between water and air, raising dissolved oxygen for fresher, more lively water on tap.

It combines instant heating with a double-layer vacuum insulated tank for faster heating than traditional instant tech — a cup of hot water in just 3 seconds. 45°C warm-water volume rises 7x and 98°C boiling volume rises 5x. Internal 3/8-inch large pipes deliver up to 4 L/min ambient flow, so neither hot nor cold flow is overstated. The insulated tank holds water at a steady 95°C and reheats automatically below 85°C.

A high-sensitivity touch panel usable with wet hands, controlled by a knob — easy for both the elderly and children. It smart-displays water quality, filter life, and temperature/volume, with a 5-color ring showing dispensing status: blue = ambient, red = hot, green = draining, orange = self-cleaning/fault, purple = UV sterilization. Nighttime dispensing is clear at a glance.

With deep self-cleaning AI and a sterilization system, the full water path self-cleans at up to 99.99% sterilization for 24-hour antibacterial protection. UV sterilizes for 10 minutes every hour, ensuring every drop of water is pure.

Kitchen cooking: rice, soup, fruit rinsing, boiling — high-flow ambient and hot water on tap; better water, better-tasting food.

Tea & coffee: pH7.6 alkaline water brews a fuller tea; 45°C / 85°C / 98°C three hot levels one-touch.

Mother & baby direct drinking: low-sodium light minerals (sodium ≤20 mg/L); 45°C warm water for easy formula — drink directly without boiling.

Living room / office: the under-sink unit is hidden and space-saving, leaving only the smart faucet on the counter — clean and tidy.

1. Scan the mini-program QR code on top of the unit, enter the Bewinch mini-program, choose "Installation/Repair," fill in your details and submit;

2. Contact the store where you purchased to book by phone;

3. After booking, a specialist will call to confirm the visit time;

4. A professional installer fits, tests, and guides you through use (any drilling is confirmed on site; first installation includes free on-site drilling).

First installation is free. If you encounter unreasonable charges or poor service during installation, report it to the store support.

 ① Reserve a spot under the cabinet: depth ≥55cm, width ≥25cm, height ≥50cm, so the unit sits steadily;

 ② A municipal cold-water inlet within 1.2m and a grounded 10A 3-prong outlet within 1.5m;

 ③ A sink/drain nearby to connect the drain tube;

 ④ A 29-31mm faucet hole on the countertop (first installation includes free on-site drilling).

 ① Close the home main water valve;

 ② Fit a tee ball valve on the under-sink cold-water inlet — one side to the original tap, one side to the unit's 3/8" PE inlet tube;

 ③ Inlet pressure must exceed 0.15 MPa; add a booster if needed;

 ④ Push the PE tube into the fitting and secure with a clip so it cannot pull out.

 ① Run the 1/4" drain tube to the under-sink drain/sink outlet;

 ② Secure the tube with the drain clamp to prevent blow-off under flow;

 ③ Buy a sink drain tee separately if needed; keep the drain tube unobstructed and un-kinked.

 ① Power is 220V~50Hz, 10A 3-prong grounded outlet recommended;

 ② Outlet within 1.5m of the unit; keep the cord away from pinch points and heat sources;

 ③ Do not plug in during installation — power on only after tubing is connected and leak-checked.

 ① Pass the AI smart faucet through the 29-31mm countertop hole and secure it with a nut underneath;

 ② Connect the purified-water tube and signal wire between faucet and unit;

 ③ Confirm the faucet is firm and the water tubes connect to the right ports;

 ④ Slowly open the tee ball valve and main valve, then check all joints for leaks.

After installation, run water and leak-check first — power on only when no leaks are found. If a leak appears, immediately close the tee valve and cut power.

After installation, open the tee ball valve and point the faucet toward the sink.

Plug in; the unit auto-flushes for about 10 minutes and the faucet shows the "Flushing" icon. No dispensing is allowed during flushing.

On power-on, the tank heating is on by default; the tank fills in about 5 minutes. Touch the screen, select 98°C, press the knob — the dispensing light turns red — and drain hot water 3-4 times (each drain ends when the faucet stops).

If a leak appears, close the valve and cut power immediately. During hot flushing, keep hands and face away from the faucet's steam vent and spout to avoid burns.

1. Turn the "Dispense/Temperature" knob, or touch the "45°C" "85°C" "98°C" icons on the faucet screen to set temperature;

2. Touch the "Volume" key to cycle volume: ambient 3 levels (0.5L/1L/1.5L), hot 4 levels (0.2L/0.3L/0.5L/1L); continuous flow if no volume is selected;

3. Press the "Dispense/Temperature" knob to start/stop water.

When the tank volume icon flashes, the insulated tank is low and hot levels are unavailable. Small hot preset flow is normal; in Eco mode the hot flow is even smaller.

Blue: dispensing ambient  Red: dispensing hot  Green: drain mode

Orange: self-cleaning / first-power drain / fault  Purple: UV sterilization active

On by default. Hot water comes from the unit's double-layer vacuum tank (steady 95°C) for a large hot flow, suited to cooking and heavy drinking. When the tank drops below 85°C it reheats automatically; an abrupt boiling sound during this is normal.

Long-press the unit panel "ECO" key for 5 seconds to toggle. In Eco mode, the tank stops filling and recirculating; hot water is instant-heated — smaller volume but lower energy use. Enable Eco when you don't need large hot flow.

Before enabling Eco, long-press the self-clean key to drain and flush the tank, so the next hot-water temperature is not affected.

Long-press the "Dispense/Temperature" knob for 5 seconds; after a beep, the child lock toggles on/off. When the lock icon is on, other dispensing keys are disabled to prevent accidental scalding by children. It is off by default at first power-on and after a power cycle.

Auto-flush: 30s flush after power-on; 15s flush after 30 min cumulative purification; 30s flush after 24h standby. Flushing carries away membrane contaminants and extends filter life; the unit suddenly running or vibrating during flush is normal.

Manual self-clean: If unused for over 3 days, long-press the unit self-clean key for 5s to run a full water-path self-clean (filters + tank), ending in about 10 minutes. Point the faucet at the sink during flushing — hot water comes out, never touch the flow.

Long-press the faucet "Volume" key for 5 seconds; after a beep it enters tank-drain mode with a green ring. Press the knob to drain; it auto-resumes when empty. Before long idle or disassembly, drain residual water to avoid odors. Hot water is present during draining — take care.

When the inlet valve is closed or inlet pressure is too low, the faucet shows a "tap" icon, meaning the supply is low and the unit cannot run normally. Restore the water source or adjust pressure before use.

① Independent life, independent replacement: each filter works alone; replacing one doesn't affect the others, avoiding the "one-size-fits-all" issue of composite filters (either too late or too early).

② Taste optimization, sweeter water: the independent mineralization taste filter greatly improves drinking taste — better tea, coffee, and rice.

③ Graded treatment, finer filtration: the No.3 filter further blocks chlorides the No.2 RO membrane cannot, lightening the load on the main membrane and handling harder water.

1. When any filter reaches end of life, its front-panel light turns red and the faucet "Filter" text flashes;
2. You must first close the inlet tee ball valve and open the faucet to run the unit for 1 minute, relieving pressure at the filter ports;
3. Pull the filter ring; after the filter pops out, pull it straight out, then remove the decorative cover per the arrow on top;
4. Keep the cover ring closed, screw it onto the new filter, align it with the hole and push in — a "click" means it is seated;
5. Long-press the "Filter Reset" key for 5s; the unit light comes on and the No.1 light flashes into reset mode; press reset once to select the target filter;
6. With the target filter selected, long-press reset for 5s; after a beep the light stops flashing and turns blue — reset done;
7. Open the inlet valve, long-press the unit self-clean key to drain and flush; after ~2min30s return to normal use.

Do not force out a filter while the unit is running. When removing/fitting a filter cover, always close the ring before turning to the unlock/lock mark.

The H7 has a full-area self-cleaning system: UV works for 10 minutes every hour for 24-hour antibacterial protection. If unused for over 3 days, run a self-clean before dispensing.

During a tap-water outage, pipes may collect rust and sediment. To avoid clogging the unit's pipes and electrics, cut power during the outage. When water is restored, first open a normal tap to drain muddy water, then power on and use the unit.

Keep the under-sink installation dry and ventilated; avoid damp, direct sun, cold, and uneven surfaces. Wipe the exterior with a soft dry cloth; do not disassemble the unit yourself. If you find leaking from the bottom or external pipes, cut power, close the valve, and call the service hotline promptly.

 ①Faucet: wipe the smart faucet and light ring with a soft damp cloth; keep the touch panel dry and clean;

 ②Unit: wipe the under-sink unit with a dry cloth; keep the area dry and ventilated; don't let the unit sit in water for long;

 ③Pipe joints: periodically check joints for leaks or scale;

 ④UV self-clean: the built-in system runs UV 10 min every hour, no manual action; after 3+ days idle, self-clean before dispensing.

 ①Tank drain: long-press the faucet "Volume" key 5s to enter drain mode (green ring), press the knob to empty; drain before long idle or disassembly;

 ②Periodic self-clean: long-press the unit self-clean key 5s for a ~10-min full water-path clean; point the faucet at the sink and watch for hot water;

 ③Descaler: if local water is hard and heating slows, contact support to use the official descaler on the heater and tank;

Do not disassemble the unit or use strong acid/alkali descalers. Hot water is present during draining and self-clean — take care.

The H7 delivers pH7.6 mineralized alkaline water with 8 beneficial minerals — calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, zinc, strontium, selenium, and metasilicic acid — low in sodium and light in minerals (sodium ≤20 mg/L, TDS ≤100 mg/L). After Hyper2.0 RO reverse osmosis and 3-filter precision filtration, bacteria and heavy-metal removal is ≥99.9%. No boiling needed — drink ambient directly; also ideal for baby formula and tea.

Pure water from ordinary under-sink purifiers contains no minerals and is slightly acidic (pH 6.3-7). The H7 adds a No.3 Q20-OH alkaline taste filter after the RO membrane, which releases balanced minerals from natural ore — purified first, then mineralized — producing pH7.6 spring-taste alkaline water that brews a fuller tea. This is a design feature, not a fault.

The white foam is tiny bubbles that dissipate when left standing — safe to drink. On one hand, RO purification pressurizes air into the water, which releases as bubbles when pressure drops at the spout. On the other, the H7 has a built-in AVP micro-bubble oxygenation structure that actively raises dissolved oxygen for fresher water, making the bubbles more noticeable.

Small hot-preset flow is normal. The hot presets (0.2/0.3/0.5/1L) are designed for precise small-volume dispensing. For large hot flow, long-press the unit "ECO" key for 5s to turn off Eco mode and use tank heating mode — hot water then comes from the double-layer vacuum tank with a larger flow. Ambient flow reaches up to 4 L/min.

Blue = ambient dispensing; red = hot dispensing; green = drain mode; orange = self-cleaning / first-power drain / fault alert; purple = UV sterilization active (works 10 minutes every hour).

It auto-flushes 30s after power-on, 15s after 30 min cumulative purification, and 30s after 24h standby; the tank also reheats automatically below 85°C. These routines carry away membrane contaminants and maintain filter life and water temperature. The unit suddenly running or vibrating slightly during flush is normal.

Long-press the faucet "Dispense/Temperature" knob for 5 seconds; after a beep, the child lock toggles. When on, the screen shows the lock icon and other dispensing keys are disabled. It is off by default at first power-on and after a power cycle.

The unit is 455mm (L) × 190mm (W) × 425mm (H); install clearance recommended depth ≥55cm, width ≥25cm, height ≥50cm. Countertop faucet hole 29-31mm. Also need a municipal water source within 1.2m and a 10A 3-prong outlet within 1.5m.

The No.1 M20 pre-composite and No.3 Q20-OH alkaline taste filters should be replaced every 18-24 months; the No.2 Hyper2.0 RO filter lasts 5-6 years. The three filters are staggered, so a bundle set covers 5-6 years of changes. Actual life follows the faucet indicator.

After replacing, reset manually: long-press the unit filter-reset key for 5s to enter reset mode (No.1 light flashes), press once to select the target filter, then long-press 5s — after a beep the light turns blue and reset is done. Always close the valve and relieve pressure before removing a filter, and close the cover ring before tightening. If it still won't reset, contact the store where you purchased.

3-year base warranty from purchase; after product registration you get an extra 2-year extension, for up to 5 years total. The warranty starts on successful order payment and does not cover consumables such as filters. For support, contact the store where you purchased.

The H7 includes free first on-site installation; we recommend a professional installer for a neat, reliable result. Self-installation requires some skill; improper installation may damage the unit or prevent purification, and you bear responsibility. You can follow the self-installation video.

 ① Water: municipal tap water, 5-35°C, inlet pressure >0.15 MPa (add a booster if low);  ② Power: 10A 3-prong grounded outlet within 1.5m;  ③ Environment: 4-40°C, water source within 1.2m;  ④ Drain: clamp the drain tube to prevent blow-off;  ⑤ Clearance: depth ≥55cm, width ≥25cm, height ≥50cm;  ⑥ Countertop faucet hole 29-31mm (first drilling free on site).

 ① Scan the mini-program QR code on the unit/manual, enter the Bewinch mini-program, choose "Installation/Repair" and submit;  ② contact the store where you purchased. First installation is free; non-first installs carry a service fee, and site modifications are extra. Have the machine SN code ready when reporting a repair. For repair and on-site service, call official hotline 400-828-0808.

The under-sink H7 drains waste water directly into the drain pipe; secure the drain tube with a clamp to prevent blow-off under pressure. The waste water is concentrate from membrane flushing — better than tap water but not drinkable.

Long-press the unit "ECO" key for 5s to toggle between the two. In Eco mode, hot water is instant-heated with a smaller preset flow; with Eco off it switches to tank heating mode, where hot water comes from the double-layer vacuum tank with a larger flow. Ambient water reaches up to 4 L/min.

Place a heat-resistant container under the spout. When triggered, the unit automatically drains about 100mL of 98°C hot water to flush the pipes, stopping itself after about 30 seconds. If unused for over 3 days, run a self-clean.

The H7's purple light ring means UV sterilization is running. It is a smart cycle — 10 minutes every hour — not a constant-on light, so this is normal by design.

It auto-flushes 30s after power-on, 15s after 30 min cumulative purification, and 30s after 24h standby; the tank reheats automatically below 85°C. These routines maintain the RO membrane and water temperature; the unit running on its own or vibrating slightly is normal.

After replacing, reset manually: long-press the unit filter-reset key 5s to enter reset mode (No.1 light flashes), press once to select the target filter, then long-press 5s — after a beep the light turns blue and reset is done. Always close the valve and relieve pressure before removing a filter.

The No.2 Hyper2.0 RO filter lasts 5-6 years; the No.1 pre-composite and No.3 alkaline taste filters should be replaced every 18-24 months. The three filters are staggered; follow the faucet indicator.

3-year base warranty from purchase; after product registration you get an extra 2-year extension, up to 5 years total. The warranty does not cover consumables such as filters. For support, contact the store where you purchased.

After a long idle, first open a normal tap to drain muddy water, then power on and use the unit. If you're away on a long trip, close the inlet ball valve and cut power.

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1. Scan the mini-program QR code on the unit, enter the Bewinch mini-program, choose "Installation/Repair," fill in details and submit;

2. Contact the store where you purchased to book by phone;

3. After booking, a specialist calls to confirm the visit time;

4. Professionals handle on-site installation, repair, testing, and usage guidance.

Buy Bewinch products and original filters only through official channels; beware of refurbished/demo units and non-original filters from unofficial channels.