Comparison Philips Azur 7000 Series DST 7050 vs Philips Azur 7000 Series DST 7041

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	Philips Azur 7000 Series DST 7050	Philips Azur 7000 Series DST 7041
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Type	household	household
Power consumption	3000 W	2800 W
Coating of the working surface	non-stick	non-stick
Steam supply power	50 g/min	50 g/min
Steam boost power	250 g/min	250 g/min
Water tank volume	300 ml	300 ml
Features	steam supply vertical steaming anti-drip system automatic shut-off eco mode self-cleaning from limescale limescale collector (container)	steam supply vertical steaming anti-drip system automatic shut-off eco mode self-cleaning from limescale limescale collector (container)
Cable length	2 m	2 m
Iron weight	1.7 kg	1.7 kg
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Added to E-Catalog	march 2023	march 2023

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Power consumption

The power consumed by the device during operation.

In general, more powerful models are considered more advanced — at least because the high power speeds up the time to heat up to operating temperature and allows you to achieve higher steam performance. On the other hand, such power significantly affects the dimensions, weight and price.

Among classic irons, power up to 1500 W corresponds to the entry level, it is mainly typical for travel models. An indicator of 1500 – 2000 W is considered average, and values of 2000 W and more are typical mainly for professional devices. In the presence of a steam generator, the power increases noticeably, and among ironing systems and presses there are models with a power of up to 6 – 7 kW.