SENCOR SWK 7301BK

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SENCOR SWK 7301BK

A kettle can do much more than just heat up water nowadays—it can also be a beautiful design element. A well-chosen kettle can really tie the room together. The modern glass Sencor kettle looks great and will serve you well for a long time. Glass looks good in any interior , making it ideal for any modern kitchen. The 2220 W power consumption gives it excellent heating performance, which eliminates tiresome waiting every time you want a cup of tea or coffee. Arguably the biggest advantage of this model is its solid capacity of 1.7l along with a removable filter. You will quickly learn to appreciate its auto shutdown. The appliance switches itself off as soon as the water boils. The kettle also has a water level indicator to give you a better picture of how much water is inside. The manufacturer also has good news for those who sometimes lose track of whether the device is on or off. Just add an ON indicator and voilà. The swivel base makes it easy to use, as the appliance can be picked up and put back down at a different angle.
SENCOR SWK 7301BK Kettle Key Features
- Sencor kettle power consumption: 2220W
- Kettle material: glass
- Volume: 1.7l
- Water level indication shows the amount of water inside
- Sencor kettle has a removable filter
- When the water reaches the boiling point, the appliance switches off automatically

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FAST ČR, a.s., U Sanitasu 1621, 251 01 Říčany, Czech Republic, [email protected] Sencor was founded in 1969 in Japan. The name "Sencor" means "a thousand hearts" in Japanese. The company currently distributes its products in more than 25 countries, with extremely diverse offerings in consumer electronics, tablets and phones, office equipment, electronics, cars, and products for the home and kitchen. Sencor is known for dependable quality and attractive design at a reasonable price.
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