Dualit Ltd.
Dualit Lite Kettle
Dualit Lite Kettle
Dualit's Lite Kettle is an easy to use, upright kettle with a smooth, pouring action. With handy cup level and litre indicators you only need to boil what you need and a powerful element ensures it will boil quickly. The hinged lid is strong and durable with a large heatproof knob and finger guard. The oversized spout ensures that water won't spill while you are pouring. A Lite Toaster is also available to buy for the perfect matching set.
- 1.5L capacity
- Large, BPA free viewing windows in cups and litres
- Cordless operation with 360° swivel base
- Rapid boil concealed element with boil-dry safety feature
- High quality, stainless steel body
- Removable, washable limescale filter
- Hinged lid with large, heatproof ball knob and finger-guard
- Ergonomic, heatproof handle
- Non-slip rubber feet on cordless base
- Integral cord storage
- Concealed element and steam tube to reduce the risk of limescale damage
- Matching toaster available
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