Concept RK4170 1700 W 1.7 L black
 | Outdated Product The electric kettle boasts great capabilities for controlling the water heating temperature. The flask has a large LCD screen that displays both the heating mode and the current temperature of the liquid. There are five water heating programs: 40, 60, 80, 90 and 100 °C. The kettle is equipped with the function of automatically maintaining the selected temperature KEEP WARM. Automatic heating activity time is up to 4 hours. The Concept RK4170 electric kettle has a high-quality flask made from a combination of very practical and reliable materials. Internal finishing of the receiving bowl: heat-resistant glass. A plastic cover is installed on the outside of the flask. The double-layer casing has a Cool Touch effect. If you touch a just boiled kettle, the surface of the flask will be complete...ly safe for the user’s hands. The electrical connection of the heater is based on components manufactured by STRIX. The connection system, like the heater, has an extended service life. The power of the heat element is 1500-1700 W. Inside the flask there is a measuring scale that allows you to calculate the volume of water and the number of servings of tea. The connection platform makes it possible to wind up an excessively long cord. |
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The electric kettle boasts great capabilities for controlling the water heating temperature. The flask has a large LCD screen that displays both the heating mode and the current temperature of the liquid. There are five water heating programs: 40, 60, 80, 90 and 100 °C. The kettle is equipped with the function of automatically maintaining the selected temperature KEEP WARM. Automatic heating activity time is up to 4 hours.
The Concept RK4170 electric kettle has a high-quality flask made from a combination of very practical and reliable materials. Internal finishing of the receiving bowl: heat-resistant glass. A plastic cover is installed on the outside of the flask. The double-layer casing has a Cool Touch effect. If you touch a just boiled kettle, the surface of the flask will be completely safe for the user’s hands.
The electrical connection of the heater is based on components manufactured by STRIX. The connection system, like the heater, has an extended service life. The power of the heat element is 1500-1700 W. Inside the flask there is a measuring scale that allows you to calculate the volume of water and the number of servings of tea. The connection platform makes it possible to wind up an excessively long cord.
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COOL TOUCH technology for safety
The Concept RK4170 electric kettle is made of high-strength, heat-resistant materials that ensure durability, reliability and safety of use. The outer plastic shell with COOL TOUCH technology, removable lid and comfortable handle remain cool to the touch, preventing burns, which is especially important in homes with small children. The inner glass flask reduces scale formation and keeps water clean when heated. Double walls enhance thermal insulation and help retain the heat of the water after reaching the set temperature. The controller from the renowned British company Strix adds reliability with built-in security features.
Design and functionality in the same style
The Concept RK4170 electric kettle combines a sleek black design with modern technological elements, making it a universal choice for any kitchen interior. There is an informative display on the body that displays the selected operating mode and the current water temperature. Five temperature levels - 40, 60, 80, 90 and 100 ⁰C - allow you to fine-tune water heating for a variety of purposes, including preparing baby formula, without the need for additional temperature control. The thermostat ensures accurate temperature setting with minimal deviations.
