Kaiser WK2000 ElfEm beige (075023)
 | Outdated Product The main feature of this Kaiser electric kettle is, of course, an unusual and attractive design. Thanks to smooth lines, a “pot-bellied” body and pleasant colour schemes, the device can become one of the brightest accents in a modern kitchen. But despite the design in the "retro" style, the technique has all the characteristics familiar to a modern electric kettle. In particular, a hidden heating element, automatic shutdown when boiling, start blocking in the absence of water, as well as a small indicator light that indicates that the device is working. At the same time, it is just right to call the model economical: it consumes only 1800 W with a useful capacity increased to 2 liters. The steel body of the Kaiser WK 2000 electric kettle is almost round, the lid with a high holder is compl...etely removable, and the handle is curved and equipped with a heat-insulating plastic coating. It is also worth paying attention to the classic lid on the spout, which, in addition to blocking the water supply, also serves as a whistle that notifies of boiling. Thus, this model combines modern functionality and a vintage look, which is associated with the comfort and warmth of a home. |
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The main feature of this Kaiser electric kettle is, of course, an unusual and attractive design. Thanks to smooth lines, a “pot-bellied” body and pleasant colour schemes, the device can become one of the brightest accents in a modern kitchen. But despite the design in the "retro" style, the technique has all the characteristics familiar to a modern electric kettle. In particular, a hidden heating element, automatic shutdown when boiling, start blocking in the absence of water, as well as a small indicator light that indicates that the device is working.
At the same time, it is just right to call the model economical: it consumes only 1800 W with a useful capacity increased to 2 liters. The steel body of the Kaiser WK 2000 electric kettle is almost round, the lid with a high holder is completely removable, and the handle is curved and equipped with a heat-insulating plastic coating. It is also worth paying attention to the classic lid on the spout, which, in addition to blocking the water supply, also serves as a whistle that notifies of boiling. Thus, this model combines modern functionality and a vintage look, which is associated with the comfort and warmth of a home.
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Vintage design
Externally, the model of the Kaiser brand, which has German roots, almost does not differ from a traditional kettle heated on a stove. It has a characteristic rounded shape and a handle on top, enameled outer surfaces in beige, a stylish monogram and even a spout lid that blocks accidental overflow during boiling. It is controlled by a separate button and simulates a whistle. But the Kaiser WK2000 ElfEm still does not emit a whistle; instead, it provides for automatic shutdown when boiling, which is familiar to any electric kettle.
Other colours are also on the market, for example, black (anthracite) or red.
Roomy and durable
In the kettle, you can boil up to 2 liters of water at a time, which means it will quickly provide hot drinks to a company of up to 7-8 people. The power of the heating element is 1800 W: a full appliance will boil no faster than 7 minutes, which is quite acceptable for such a spaciousness.
The flask of the model is completely made of metal, as well as all components in contact with water (spout and lid). However due to the all-metal body, the kettle lost the water level indicator, which is one of its shortcomings.
Easy-to-operate features include a removable lid, illuminated power key, and dry-running protection.
Kaiser WK2000 ElfEm is a model that, even among other retro analogues, stands out for its original external features, thereby deserving the attention of true connoisseurs of antique-style technology.
