4 reviews for Portable Car Hot Kettle 1200ML Water Heater Travel Auto 12V/24V for Tea Coffee 304 Stainless Steel Large Capacity for Vehicle
Rated 3 out of 5
AliExpress Shopper –
Average
Rated 5 out of 5
P***z –
works properly
Rated 4 out of 5
O***v –
Good day. The product was received with damage. The lid is damaged – see the last photo. Opened a dispute, the seller agreed to a partial refund – for that he gets a +. Now, as for the kettle itself. It holds 1.3 liters of water. It operates in a voltage range of 9-30 volts, which is really pleasing. I conducted the tests, so I am reporting the results. At a voltage of 14.2 volts, the power of the kettle is 95 watts per hour. The volume of 1 liter of water at a starting temperature of 22 degrees will boil in 1 hour and 7 minutes. It will boil conditionally, as the heating goes up to a maximum of 95 degrees. 117 watt-hours of energy will be consumed. At a voltage of 28.4 volts, the kettle consumes 193 watt-hours of energy and reaches 95 degrees in 30 minutes, using 101 watt-hours of energy in the process. The ambient temperature in the tests was 23 degrees.
Rated 5 out of 5
d***j –
It takes a bit long to cook, but you can always turn it on earlier 🙂 I recommend it.
AliExpress Shopper –
Average
P***z –
works properly
O***v –
Good day. The product was received with damage. The lid is damaged – see the last photo. Opened a dispute, the seller agreed to a partial refund – for that he gets a +. Now, as for the kettle itself. It holds 1.3 liters of water. It operates in a voltage range of 9-30 volts, which is really pleasing. I conducted the tests, so I am reporting the results. At a voltage of 14.2 volts, the power of the kettle is 95 watts per hour. The volume of 1 liter of water at a starting temperature of 22 degrees will boil in 1 hour and 7 minutes. It will boil conditionally, as the heating goes up to a maximum of 95 degrees. 117 watt-hours of energy will be consumed. At a voltage of 28.4 volts, the kettle consumes 193 watt-hours of energy and reaches 95 degrees in 30 minutes, using 101 watt-hours of energy in the process. The ambient temperature in the tests was 23 degrees.
d***j –
It takes a bit long to cook, but you can always turn it on earlier 🙂 I recommend it.