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Package Included:
1 x Immersion Water Heater
Specification:
Type: Electric Water Heater
Material: Stainless Steel
Color: Yellow
Totol Length: Approx. 1.5m
Heater Length: Approx. 25cm
Power: 2000W
Voltage: 220V~50Hz
Current: 10A
Features:
1.The outside of the heating tube is made of stainless steel protective shell, and the heating tube is not exposed to prevent burns caused by heat of the product.
2.The inner core of the stainless steel heating tube is combined with oxide as the insulating and heat conducting material, which has more uniform fan heat and high durability.
3.The tube body is evenly heated and heated quickly.
4.High power and low heating time.
5.Intelligent temperature control, when the water temperature is reached, it will automatically power off, and it is safe and secure.
6.The back indicator light is designed, the red light is on during work, and the work is automatically extinguished.
7.Energy saving and environmental protection, stable heating power and low power consumption.
Warning:
1.Place the container in a safe, stable place and place the product. Inject water, the water surface must be immersed in the electric heating tube thermostat.
2.Please confirm the hand and the plug part is dry and turn on the power.
3.During use, the power cord should be avoided from tying and knotting. It must be taken care of. If it is overturned, please cut off the power immediately.
4.After the water is burned, the power can be turned off, and the product is proposed after 30 seconds. The newly proposed electric heating tube has a high surface residual temperature and should be protected from contact with the human body, power lines and heat-resistant objects.
5.Do not use in the absence of water and water, as this may result in shortened service life or damage.
6.If the wall of the electric heating tube is damaged, it should be replaced immediately. Do not use it.
7.It is forbidden to put the plug and top cover and power cord into the water for cleaning, so as to avoid danger of electric leakage.
