MOQ
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Category
Small Kitchen Appliances
Product details
Slim Design Air Fryers
New slim design to saves countertop space and gives more
cooking volume
Total/ working volume – 8/ 7.6 l
Temperature control – 80 to 200 degrees
Non-stick coated basket and tray
Cool-touch body
60-minute timer
Colored touch LED control display
7 preliminary set cooking programs - Fries, Steak, Chicken,
Cake, Fish, Shrimp, Pizza
, but also many other options as per your imagination
Energy-efficient, healthy, rapid, easy and fat-free meal’s
preparation with outstanding taste and aroma
Shake function notification
Stainless steel heater
Observation window
Cavity lighting with 60-seconds auto shut-off
Standby/ Pause function
Idle 5-minute auto shut-off
Selected program last 60 seconds countdown
Audible alarm
Overheating protection
Anti-slip rubber feet
Power cord length – 1 m
Unit dimensions (W/H/D): 305*265*469 mm
1700W, 220-240V/ 50-60 Hz
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| Products | Slim Design Air Fryers | The Most Used for Air Fryers | Glass Air Fryer | Iridea New Air Fryer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vendor | Keten OOD | Vespa Srl | UNOLD AG | Tognana Porcellane S.p.A. |
| Country | Bulgaria | Italy | Germany | Italy |
| MOQ | — | — | — | — |
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