Nedis 1.7L Electric Kettle – Temp 50-100°C, Keep Warm
£48.99
Nedis 1.7 L electric kettle with powerful 2200 W heating and digital temperature control (50–100 °C) with 6 presets and 30‑minute keep-warm — perfect for precise brewing. Sleek black double-wall design with LED display, 360° cordless base, concealed heating element, two-stage spring lid, metal filter, auto shut-off and boil-dry protection for safe, easy use.
Description
The Nedis Electric Kettle is a 1.7-litre, digitally controlled kettle with six temperature settings (50–100°C), a 30‑minute keep‑warm mode and a 2200 W concealed heating element. It’s aimed at households that want precise water temperatures for different teas and hot drinks, with a relatively large capacity for family use or small gatherings.
Key specifications at a glance
- Capacity: 1.7 litres (roughly 6–7 standard cups)
- Power: 2200 W concealed heating element
- Temperature settings: 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100°C
- Keep warm: up to 30 minutes
- Base: 360° cordless pirouette base with cord storage
- Safety & build: Strix control, boil‑dry protection, auto shut‑off, non‑slip feet, double‑wall housing
- Physical dimensions: 235 mm (L) × 185 mm (W) × 255 mm (H)
- Weight: 1.54 kg
- Colour/finish: Black, digital LED control panel
- In the box: water kettle, manual
Who this suits
- Tea drinkers who care about brew temperature: if you make green, white or delicate teas that need lower temperatures (70–80°C) this kettle lets you choose and maintain the right heat. The 100°C setting is available for black tea and boiling needs.
- Families or light entertaining: 1.7 L is one of the larger domestic kettle sizes — useful if you regularly make several cups in one go.
- Users who prefer convenience over smart features: controls are on the kettle itself (LED display and buttons); there’s no Wi‑Fi or app control.
Temperature control, keep‑warm and everyday use
The selectable temperatures (50–100°C in 10°C steps) are the product’s main selling point. That makes it straightforward to choose lower temperatures needed for delicate teas and to avoid repeated cooling-downs when making multiple drinks. The 30‑minute keep‑warm function holds water at your chosen temperature for a short period, which is convenient for back‑to‑back cups but will use energy while active — a trade‑off between convenience and power use typical of such features.
The 2200 W element is relatively powerful for a domestic kettle, so expect faster heating than low‑wattage models. The element is concealed, which the manufacturer highlights as making internal cleaning easier and giving a smoother interior surface that is less likely to snag limescale.
Size, power and installation considerations
- Footprint and clearance: The kettle’s footprint (235 × 185 mm) is compact enough for most kitchen worktops, but the overall height is 255 mm — check cupboard overhangs if you store it under wall units.
- Power: With a 2200 W rating it draws substantial current when heating. As with any high‑power appliance, plug it directly into a wall socket rather than into a thin extension lead or multi‑way adaptor.
- Placement: The 360° cordless base and cord storage let you turn or lift the kettle for left‑ or right‑handed use and keep your work surface tidy.
- Pouring and refilling: A spring lid that opens to two positions (45° to limit steam, 80° for filling/cleaning) and an external water level indicator make filling and checking the level straightforward.
Things to know before buying
- No smart features: this is a locally controlled kettle with an LED panel — there’s no app control or remote scheduling.
- Fixed metal filter: the kettle has a fixed (non‑removable) metal filter to reduce limescale being poured into cups. That’s effective but means you’ll rinse it in place rather than pop it out for a thorough clean.
- Descale regularly: as with any kettle, hardness of your water will determine how often you need to descale. The concealed element and metal filter make routine rinsing and descaling the main maintenance tasks.
- Energy trade‑off: keep‑warm is convenient but uses power to maintain temperature; turn it off if you don’t need it to save energy.
- Safety and standards: the kettle includes boil‑dry protection, an automatic shut‑off and Strix temperature control — accepted safety elements in kettles — plus non‑slip feet for stability.
Overall, the Nedis kettle targets people who want precise temperature control and a larger capacity without adding complexity. It’s a practical choice if you value accurate temperatures for tea and other hot drinks and need enough water for several cups at once.
