Tefal2200W Effectis Steam Generator Iron (Model: GV6721EO)
R2,999
About
The Tefal high-pressure steam generator comes with an ultra compact design with no compromise on results or performance, delivering high steam pressure.
The water tank provides easy refill at any time while ironing. Integrated easy-rinsing system gets rid of scale quickly and easily.
Ultra compact high-pressure steam generator delivering fast & efficient results. Steam boost for increased steam output to iron thick fabrics and remove unwanted creases. Reduced footprint for easy use and storage. The large water tank can be filled at any time during the ironing session.
Durilium Technology, for durable performance and exceptional glide. For your safety, your appliance automatically enters standby mode after 8 minutes without use. After 30 minutes without use, your appliance is automatically turned off. Once switched on, your product needs only 2 minutes to be ready to deliver high pressure steam.
Product Features
- High-pressure steam penetrate fabrics and make ironing easy
- Powerful
- Compact
- Convenient
- Easy gliding
- Anti-scale solution
- Safety auto-off
- Fast set-up
- Warranty: 24 Months
Product Specifications
- Power: 2200 W
- Steam output: 100 g/min
- Steam boost: 240 g/min
- High-pressure boiler: Yes
- Steam pressure: 5 Bar
- Vertical Steam: Yes
- Setting of steam & temperature: Manual setting
- Heat up time: 2 min
- Soleplate Technology: Durilium Technology
- Continuous steam diffusion: Tip, side and heart
- Stable rest hill: Yes
- Water tank capacity: 1.4 L
- Water tank: Fix
- Empty tank detector: Yes
- Continuous refilling: YEes
- Auto-Off: YES
- Eco Mode: Yes
- Power cord length: 1.7 m
- Cord Storage: Power cord and steam cord
- Anti scale function: Rinsing system
- Scale alert: Yes
- Colours: Turquoise
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