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Comparison Kenwood Chef XL KVL4100S silver vs Kenwood Chef KVC3100S silver

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Kenwood Chef XL KVL4100S silver
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Typeplanetary mixerplanetary mixer
Equipment
Nozzles
main
main
Installation of extra nozzles
Accessories
whisk
beater for mixing
nozzle / dough hook
whisk
beater for mixing
nozzle / dough hook
Characteristics
Bowl capacity6.7 L4.6 L
Power1200 W1000 W
Smooth speed control
Pulse mode
General
Main bowl materialmetalmetal
Body materialmetalmetal
Dimensions (LxWxH)30х38х28 cm
Weight7.3 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalogseptember 2017september 2017
Glossary

Bowl capacity

The volume of the food bowl provided in the food processor. Most often the full volume is indicated, not the working volume. It should be noted that you can not use the bowl completely when cooking, the working volume is approximately 70% of the total. Thus, about 4 liters can be used in a 6 liter bowl. And if you go into the recipes and power modes of the food processor (see the instructions), then smaller numbers are acceptable for preparing a particular dish (kneading dough, mixing salad, etc.).

Note that a large capacity affects the dimensions and weight of the unit, and also requires a more powerful engine — which affects energy consumption and price. So when choosing a bowl by capacity, you should not chase the maximum capacity, but take into account the planned volumes of work.

Power

Rated power of the food processor. Most of this power comes from the engine — the rest of the unit consumes very little energy. Usually, the more power, the higher the productivity of the unit, and the less time it takes to process products.

Note that the optimal power value directly depends on the volume of the bowl (see the relevant paragraph): for example, for a 1.5 kg bowl, at least 300 W is desirable, for a two-kilogram bowl — 400 W, a three-kilogram bowl — at least 700 W. And with the same bowl capacity, a more powerful unit will be more productive, it will work faster and better cope with high loads (for example, a full load). On the other hand, an increase in power affects energy consumption and price.
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