Dualit Ltd.
Dualit Lite Toaster
Dualit Lite Toaster
The Lite Toaster combines Dualit's classic toaster styling with a contemporary and practical gloss finish that stays cool to the touch. Patented Perfect Toast Technology ensures the Lite Toaster produces consistently golden brown toast. The Peek & Pop ® function allows you to check the bread while toasting without cancelling the toasting cycle giving greater browning control. It incorporates a bagel and defrost function, extra-wide 36mm slots and automatic pop-up.
- High Gloss finish with chrome trim
- Bagel button for toasting buns/bagels (toasts one side and warms the other)
- Defrost button for toasting frozen bread
- High wattage for faster toasting, with accurate browning control
- Easy to clean with high quality stainless steel cover
- High lift mechanism to remove small items easily
- Concealed, removable crumb tray
- Optional Lite sandwich cage accommodates extra-deep fillings
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