Refrigeration Kettle from COOLER Limited
Prevent Spills: When heating a kettle, water expands and produces steam. Water volume above the maximum water mark may cause steam and hot water to overflow from the kettle, causing accidental burns or damage to the kettle.
Maintain heating efficiency: The amount of water exceeding the maximum water mark may cause the heating element to be partially exposed to the air, affecting the heating efficiency, and may even damage the heating element.
Extend the life of the kettle: There is usually a water level sensor inside the kettle. The amount of water exceeding the maximum water level mark may damage the sensor or other internal components and shorten the life of the kettle.
Safety considerations: Following the maximum water level mark can reduce the possibility of accidents, which is especially important for children and the elderly when using electric kettles.
Therefore, when using an electric kettle, be sure to follow the maximum water level mark and make sure not to exceed the water volume of the mark to ensure safety and extend the life of the kettle.
