Tyent UCE-13 Plus Gold | Under-Sink Water Ionizer

This gold under-sink water ionizer, the Tyent UCE-13 Plus in its limited edition 2025 finish, turns the faucet into the centerpiece of your kitchen. A gold touchscreen faucet is all you see on the counter; the ionizer itself is mounted out of view in the cabinet below.

By Tyent's ratings it covers pH 1.7 to 12.5, subject to your source water, with negative ORP as low as –1150 and over 1.8 ppm of molecular hydrogen.

Everything happens at the gold faucet

Tap the screen or turn the jog dial to switch between alkaline levels for drinking, filtered water without ionization, and the settings meant only for cleaning. Enter an amount and the flow cuts off once your glass, bottle or jug has received it, while spoken feedback confirms each step.

A 180-degree swivel lets the faucet serve a sink or an island equally well. The screen offers a choice of themes plus a night mode for dark kitchens.

Made to work every day

The plates are titanium with a platinum coating, housed in a stainless steel cabinet unit. The water cell is kept in condition by an automatic cleaning cycle, and the display tells you how much life your filters have left.

Separate spouts keep drinking water apart from acidic water. Ionization also generates molecular hydrogen, with more of it at the stronger alkaline levels; your setting, supply and flow rate all influence the result.

Upgrades for the UCE-13 Plus Gold

Hydrogen Boost

This upgrade raises the plate count from 11 to 13. Tyent's comparison shows 27% extra power, 25% extra hydrogen and an ORP gain of around 20%, and it opens up the full pH range of 1.7 to 12.5.

Ultra Filtration

Filtration goes down to 0.01 micron with this option. Tyent's stated figure is a reduction of up to 99% across more than 200 contaminants, chlorine and heavy metals among them.

Cleaning and rinsing water

Beyond the glass, the acidic levels are there for rinsing and the household uses your manual describes. For tougher jobs, Turbo produces alkaline water of pH 10 to 12 and acidic water of pH 2.5 to 3.5. Tyent cites KTL testing that shows 99.9% antibacterial and disinfecting power. Keep in mind that these two water types are not safe to drink.

Protection built in

• Pour limit: flow ends at the amount you set or at the unit's maximum.
• Hot water guard: a sensor spots hot supply water and protects the cell.
• Supply check: incoming water is verified each time you pour.
• Door sensor: opening the filter door interrupts the water.

Filtration ahead of the plates

Water runs through two filter stages first. Carbon lowers chlorine and removes odors, and minerals like calcium and magnesium are meant to stay in the water.

A filter change needs no tools: open the front door, swap them and you are done in about a minute.