Eco Kettle 2 - White

Cut the cost of your cuppa with the next-generation Eco Kettle.

The ECO Kettle is specially designed to help you avoid unnecessary waste. With its unique, patented dual-chamber design, the ECO Kettle can be filled with up to 1.5 litres of water ready for use – and then you can decide how much to boil, from one cup (200ml) to full capacity, simply by pressing the knob. The water you don’t use remains ready for next time.

Comes with 12 months manufacturer's guarantee!

Recommended by the Energy Saving Trust, this new Eco Kettle used an average of 31% less energy than any other kettle in independent consumer trials.
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* 2.2kW stainless steel concealed element
* High quality Strix steam control and boil-dry protection
* 360° base with cord storage
* Locking lid
* Internal Illumination
* Washable limescale filter
* 220/240 volts AC
* 1.5 litre capacity
* 12 months guarantee!

The DETR said: "...each time we boil the kettle we use more water than we need, we also waste valuable energy and contribute to climate change. On average, we could all save 90 seconds each time we boil a kettle - by putting in only the amount of water we need. Such a simple action would also cut household electricity bills - overfilling each time we boil wastes enough energy in a week to light our house for a day or run a TV set for 26 hours."

The Co-operative Bank works in partnership with Climate Care to help reduce global warming and offset carbon dioxide emissions. Paul Rumbold, Head of Mortgages, at The Co-operative Bank, says:

"We can all do our bit to reduce energy. Using a kettle to boil only the amount of water needed each time would save UK householders over £1 million a week."

The Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) have quantified how important this is with the following statement:

"If everyone boiled only the water they needed to make a cup of tea instead of 'filling' the kettle every time, we could save enough electricity to run practically all the street lighting in the U.K."