Russell Hobbs1360W Caffe Milano One Touch Coffee Machine (Model: RHCM47)
R1,799
About
New and innovative, the RHCM47 allows you to have a variety of coffees at the touch of a button.
Speaking of variety, you can use either ground coffee or a capsule to make your coffee with the innovative capsule adapter. Add to this its stylish good looks and you’ve got a must have for your kitchen.
Product Features
- Capsule adaptor for either ground coffee or a capsule
- One touch control panel
- Drop-down drip tray
- Flow meter to ensure an accurate coffee flow
- Detachable milk frothing device
- Transparent milk tank
- 1.2L detachable transparent water tank
- Thermo block heating element with S.S. water pipe heating system
- 1 cup and 2 cup S.S. coffee sieve, coffee spoon with tamper included
Product Specifications
- Power: 1360W
- 20 bar Defond pump
- Detachable transparent water tank: 1.2L
- Dimensions: 36.7 x 32.5 x 26cm
- Model: RHCM47
- Warranty: 24 Months (12 months Retail + 12 Months extended upon registration )
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