Electric Kettle Components

Kettles with a keep-warm function often have two heating elements, one of which is independently controlled by a keep-warm switch, allowing the user to choose whether to keep warm. The keep-warm power is generally below 50W, and typically consumes no more than 0.1 kWh of electricity per hour.

Key Components: The thermostat is a key component of an electric kettle. The quality and lifespan of the thermostat determine the quality and lifespan of the kettle. Thermostats are categorized into simple thermostats, simple + jump thermostats, waterproof thermostats, and dry-boil-proof thermostats. Consumers are advised to choose kettles with waterproof and dry-boil-proof thermostats.