Hardware & Components
Pc Components
Queenchef Floor Fan, 12inch, Black -FE-30B
In stock
Kumtel Sandwich Grill 2200W -TTM-03
In stock
| Voltage |
220-240V~ 50-60Hz |
|---|---|
| Brand |
Kumtel |
| Power |
2200 Watt |
| Plate Size |
230*145 mm |
| Plate Dimensions |
290*230 mm Fixed |
| Plate Material |
Die-Casting Plate |
| Thermostat |
Adjustable |
| Opening Angle |
105°/180° |
| Hinge System |
Floating |
| Indicator |
Power Light Indicator |
| Material |
Brushed Stainless Steel |
| Housing |
Upper Housing |
| Collection Tray |
Fat Collection Tray |
| Cord Length |
0.8 m |
| Product Size |
334*323*121 mm |
| Warranty |
1 Year |
Cooling
Queenchef Floor Fan, 12inch, Black -FE-30B
In stock
Kumtel Sandwich Grill 2200W -TTM-03
In stock
| Voltage |
220-240V~ 50-60Hz |
|---|---|
| Brand |
Kumtel |
| Power |
2200 Watt |
| Plate Size |
230*145 mm |
| Plate Dimensions |
290*230 mm Fixed |
| Plate Material |
Die-Casting Plate |
| Thermostat |
Adjustable |
| Opening Angle |
105°/180° |
| Hinge System |
Floating |
| Indicator |
Power Light Indicator |
| Material |
Brushed Stainless Steel |
| Housing |
Upper Housing |
| Collection Tray |
Fat Collection Tray |
| Cord Length |
0.8 m |
| Product Size |
334*323*121 mm |
| Warranty |
1 Year |
Hardware & Other
Queenchef Floor Fan, 12inch, Black -FE-30B
In stock
Kumtel Sandwich Grill 2200W -TTM-03
In stock
| Voltage |
220-240V~ 50-60Hz |
|---|---|
| Brand |
Kumtel |
| Power |
2200 Watt |
| Plate Size |
230*145 mm |
| Plate Dimensions |
290*230 mm Fixed |
| Plate Material |
Die-Casting Plate |
| Thermostat |
Adjustable |
| Opening Angle |
105°/180° |
| Hinge System |
Floating |
| Indicator |
Power Light Indicator |
| Material |
Brushed Stainless Steel |
| Housing |
Upper Housing |
| Collection Tray |
Fat Collection Tray |
| Cord Length |
0.8 m |
| Product Size |
334*323*121 mm |
| Warranty |
1 Year |
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