Redmond RTP-M801 750 W 3.5 L stainless steel

Redmond home appliances are becoming more and more popular. A vivid confirmation of this is the RTP-M801 thermal pot, which is among the leaders in sales on the market. The model received a durable steel case and a 3.5-liter flask.

Maintaining the right temperature

Redmond RTP-M801 is equipped with a thermostat, which not only allows you to keep the water hot after boiling, but also to provide the required temperature. Three modes are offered — 65, 85 and 98 degrees. For re-boiling, a corresponding button is provided.

Energy saving

The disadvantage characteristic of many thermopots — the absence of an off button — does not apply to this device. In addition, there is a delay start timer. There are 8 fixed adjustment options between 3 and 99 hours. But there is not enough delay for 8 – 9 hours (for the period of sleep or a working day) or self-setting of the required turn-on time.

Convenient and safe

Redmond RTP-M801 can supply water in three ways — by pressing a button, pressing the lever on the spout (using a cup or glass) and using a manual pump. Each method of spill involves a lock: in order to protect against children or accidental clicks.

Thanks to the LED display, the control process is simplified as much as possible. Additional convenience is guaranteed by an illuminated water level indicator, a removable lid and a carrying handle.

The shortcomings of the thermopot include the flimsy fastening of the handle to the body, the rather strong pressure of water when it is supplied, and the tight pressing of the buttons. But in general, in terms of its functionality, Redmond RTP-M801 is probably the main competitor of Panasonic's flagship models. At the same time, its cost is slightly lower, which makes it one of the most optimal solutions in terms of functionality and cost.