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3000W Mini chauffe-eau sans réservoir sous évier 220V Système de chauffage de lavage thermostatique avec télécommande Affichage numérique pour la maison, la cuisine, la salle de bain (Or)

~~£119.99~~

Product information

Description

General description

Our 3000W Mini Tankless Under-Sink Water Heater is designed for efficient heating in your home, kitchen, or bathroom. This compact unit provides instant hot water in just 3 seconds, ensuring a constant temperature for your comfort. It features a large color digital display and can be controlled remotely via a touchscreen, making it user-friendly and convenient.

Technical specifications

Nominal voltage: 220 V

Power rating: 3000 W

Frequency: 50-60 Hz

Heating material: Aluminum

Water temperature range: 86-131 °F / 30-55 °C

IP rating: IPX4

Installation

Easy to install under sinks in kitchens and bathrooms.

Standard 1/2 inch interface for direct connection to conventional household pipe connectors.

Recommended to install vertically for optimal performance and longevity.

Ensure water supply is connected before powering on the unit.

Usage

Ideal for showering, washing food, bowls, clothes, face, and hands.

Adjust the water temperature freely based on water flow.

Note: The heater is suitable for handwashing or kitchen use, and may not provide very hot water for bathing in colder seasons.

Other information

Includes: 1 mini electric water heater, 1 remote control, 1 manual.

Safety features include: water and electricity insulation, IPX4 waterproof, leak protection, dry combustion protection, and automatic shut-off in case of overheating or inactivity.

Requires a circuit breaker of more than 32 amps.

Features

Brand
SONIATKIA
Height
10 cm
Volume
100 l
Voltage
220 V
Material
Aluminium

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