Russell Hobbs 24360 Inspire Electric Kettle, 3000 W Fast Boil, 1.7 Litre, White with Chrome Accents

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In fact, this kettle can potentially allow you to save 66% in energy compared to a conventional kettle.

Many cups of tea were made as we tested the efficiency, speed, safety and energy consumption of each kettle.Simply press the lever on the base to switch between heat settings and a digital beep will alert you when the temperature is reached and the kettle will automatically shut off. (A long press of the base lever also turns off the beep if you prefer to start your mornings in silence). Our range of support options ensure you experience an easy and hassle free process when you need to talk to us about your Product Care ™ plan. Whether you are experiencing a fault, or wanting to redeem your entitlements, we will provide you with guidance and support every step of the way. Advantage More and more kettles are offering variable temperatures now. This is great for making different types of drink. For example, coffee should never be made with boiling water, as it burns and gives a more bitter taste. And, multiple temperatures can be good for other jobs, such as making a bottle for a baby or filling a hot water bottle without having to add cold water first.

If you're looking for a kettle, then you can find it online at most mainstream retailers. Depending on the type of kettle you're looking for, you can also find it at supermarkets or more specialist kitchen appliance shops. Here are some of the best places to buy a kettle. Does a smart kettle really make life easier? The WeeKett Smart Wi-Fi Kettle certainly hopes so, although if you ignore its smart features and just focus on its other features, including multiple temperatures, this is a still a great kettle. This is a 3kW kettle, which means it boils as fast as UK electricity will allow. It boiled 250ml of water in just 48 seconds, from start to finish. If you’re someone who is a real lover of all sorts of teas or making fancy coffee, then the Dualit Pour Over Kettle is an ideal choice. With its long and thin spout, it’s ideal for super-precise pouring and when you want to get things just right for the perfect hot drink.However, the standout feature for us is an illumination that gradually turns the translucent side of the kettle red as it boils; the light then remains red for as long as the water temperature is above 80°C, cutting down on unnecessary boiling, which wastes time and precious energy. The technology in this kettle will impress you with every use. During testing, we loved the temperature gauge lever and the fact that the dial on the body of the kettle lets you know the temperature even when it's away from the base. We also enjoyed how speedy the boiling was, and the light-up design as it climbs in temperature was great for making sure it was actually switched on, and knowing when it had finished boiling. The amount of energy your kettle uses is determined by a variety of factors including the energy efficiency rating of the model, and how many litres of water it can hold.

This energy efficiency kettle has a large capacity (1.7 litres) and a rapid boil system. With this, you can boil 1 cup in just 45 seconds, thus saving up to 66% energy. It is also easy to make one cup by using the water level gauge. Its perfect pour spout ensures there are no water wastage dues to splashes. For easy cleaning, it has a hidden element and shuts off after boiling. These two features mean that the ECO kettle will not end up boiling more water than you actually need. It has a leak-proof button that ensures there is no spillage in case the kettle falls over. The built-in thermostat ensures the kettle turns off when it gets to the boiling point, thus saving energy. This also an excellent choice for anyone looking for a kettle that suits various kitchen designs, or if they are left-handed, thanks to the 360° base.Its large capacity of 1.7 litres ensures you save energy. And, for safety purposes, this kettle has boil-dry protection and auto shut-off features. It is also cordless with a 360° base that we found easy to use with both our left hands and right hands. The heating element is hidden, which makes it easy to clean. We’d definitely suggest a cordless model on 360˚ swivel base, for ease of use. A cord store will keep things tidy on a worktop, and an easy-to-view water indicator is handy. To ensure that each kettle works properly, we measure the time to boil 1-litre of water and the kettle when full. Don’t forget to clean your kettle in an environmentally-friendly (and healthy) way as well! Avoid cleaning products with chemicals and follow our tips on how to clean a stainless steel kettle or a glass kettle. Built-In Filter Systems The average kitchen kettle is around 3,000 watts and uses around 0.11kWh to heat 1 litre of water, which is equal to 26p for 4 cups of water. Why do kettles use so much energy?

Finding the ‘best’ kettle is harder than you may think, given its primary purpose is just to boil water. But a kettle is not just a kettle. Given Brits drink 100 million cups of tea daily (according to the UK Tea and Infusions Association), the look, feel and performance of your kettle is more important than you might first assume. Many now boast fancy features such as temperature variability for different hot drinks or even (largely pointless) smart technology that can be controlled from your phone.

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All in all, it is a large capacity kettle with high efficiency of 3000W, a rapid boil function, and a water level gauge that lets you measure your desired water level. What more could you need? The only downside is that the reflective silver surface needs the occasional wipe-down, but this only takes a couple of seconds while your tea is brewing. We found that this kettle has most, if not all Eco features. From a rapid boil function to a keep warm feature, notification beep, and removable filter spout, to a temperature control panel, and boil-dry protection feature. In short, this means that two different sized appliances with the same energy rating may actually have different running costs. Do fast kettles use more energy?