Comparison Gorenje K 17 CLI 2200 W 1.7 L beige vs Laretti LR7510 2200 W 1.7 L
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| Gorenje K 17 CLI 2200 W 1.7 L beige | Laretti LR7510 2200 W 1.7 L | |
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Thermometer. Original retro design. Removable cover. | ||
| Type | Electric Kettle | Electric Kettle |
| Design | retro | retro |
| Volume | 1.7 L | 1.7 L |
Technical specs | ||
| Power consumption | 2200 W | 2200 W |
| Heating element | hidden | hidden |
| Water level indicator | behind the handle (from the side) | in absent |
| Thermometer | ||
| Removable lid | ||
| Removable anti-scale filter | ||
General | ||
| Material | steel | steel |
| Power source | 230 В | 230 В |
| Dimensions | 30x22x20 cm | 28x20x22 cm |
| Weight | 1.3 kg | |
| Color | ||
| Added to E-Catalog | march 2017 | february 2014 |
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Glossary
Water level indicator
A device that allows you to estimate the amount of water in the kettle without opening its lid. Most often the water level indicator has the form of a scale applied either to the transparent wall of the container, or to a transparent insert in an opaque wall. In any case, this function allows you to measure the volume of filled water quite accurately, and not just determine it “by eye”. This possibility is especially important for models with open coils (see "Heating element"), in such devices, a mark on the indicator is usually applied to the minimum allowable water level.
Thermometer
A device that displays the temperature of the water in the kettle. The presence of a thermometer is useful if the water needs to be heated to a certain temperature. However, the thermometer does not automatically turn off the kettle, unlike a thermostat — this must be done manually. Also, the thermometer allows you to assess how much the heated water has cooled over time and whether it can be used without heating again.
Removable lid
The ability to completely remove the lid of the kettle. Such a possibility is not of particular importance during regular use, however, it provides additional convenience if the kettle needs to be washed from the inside — a removable lid, unlike a traditional non-removable one, will not hang on the fixture, hit your hands and create other discomforts. On the other hand, there is a certain risk of losing this lid, so this feature is not common.
Removable anti-scale filter
A small mesh (usually at the spout) that catches scale flakes and small particles to prevent them from getting into the cup when pouring. Its convenience lies in the fact that the filter can be quickly removed, rinsed under the tap, or cleaned with a soft brush without taking the kettle apart and without fussing with citric acid every time just for a few "crumbs" in the drink. Unlike non-removable inserts or "for show" filters, the removable option is easier to keep tidy, clogs less, and stays neat for longer, especially if the water is hard and the kettle is actively used at home or in the office. In practice, this is useful when you frequently boil water for tea/coffee or children's drinks: the filter does not completely solve the scale problem inside, but it significantly enhances comfort because there is less residue in the cup and the taste remains cleaner.









