Comparison Magio MG-326 vs Magio MG-325

Rated power consumed by the device during operation. Usually, it is indicated by the maximum power consumption when used in normal mode, without abnormal situations.

In general, this parameter is secondary when choosing: manufacturers select power in such a way as to provide the necessary indicators of performance, pressure, etc. However, some practical points are also associated with power. So, with the same performance (see "Steam intensity"), a more powerful device will spend less time heating water and generating steam; it can also be provided with a more capacious boiler (see "Water boiler volume"), which is useful for long-term continuous operation. On the other hand, such devices turn out to be more expensive, and often also heavier and larger than relatively “weak” steamers, and besides, they load the mains more.

The second point related to power is just the calculations of the load on the wiring and various electrical equipment (protective automation, AVRs, generators, etc.).

The water tank determines the steamer's operating time without refilling. Small tanks up to 500 ml are installed in compact handheld models for quick ironing of one or two items. A medium volume from 500 ml to 1.5 liters is optimal for versatile home appliances, while large tanks from 1.5 liters are suitable for long continuous operations of floor systems. Remember: a large tank reduces the need for frequent refills, but it makes the device heavier and bulkier.

A protective system that turns off the unit if the heater (or other part of the structure) reaches a critical temperature. This can happen, in particular, due to lack of water in the tank or due to a failure of the control electronics. Overheating protection allows you to avoid such situations with their unpleasant consequences — from a device breakdown to a fire.