Electric Kettle Structure
Aug 18, 2025| Lid: Located at the top of the kettle, it seals the kettle opening, preventing heat loss and steam from escaping.
Manual Reset Thermostat: Controls the kettle's temperature. When the water reaches the set temperature, it automatically shuts off to prevent over-boiling.
Filter: Located at the spout, it filters impurities from the water, ensuring clean, poured water.
Steam Switch Bracket: Supports the steam switch, ensuring it remains in the correct position.
Kettle: The main body of the kettle, holding water and transferring heat.
On/Off Button: Controls the kettle's power on and off, enabling heating and shutoff functions.
Handle Cover: Covers the handle, providing a comfortable grip and preventing heat transfer to the handle.
Sealing Ring: Located between the lid and the kettle, it ensures a tight seal and prevents water from leaking.
Chassis: The bottom of the kettle, supporting the entire body and containing the heating element.
Grounding Plate: Ensures safe use of the kettle and prevents electrical leakage. Boil-Dry Protector: Automatically cuts off power when the kettle is empty or drained of water, preventing damage from dry boiling.
Lamp Cord: The electrical wire connecting the power base to the chassis, used to transmit current.
Chassis Lock: Ensures a secure connection between the chassis and the kettle body.
Keep Cover: Located at the bottom of the kettle, it seals the chassis and protects the internal components.
Power Base: Connects to an electrical outlet to power the kettle.
Connector: The component that connects the power base to the lamp cord, ensuring smooth power transmission.

