Thermopots from POLARIS

Thermo pot is a versatile electrical device that has recently been gaining popularity among consumers. Many manufacturers produce different models of such devices, but the leader in this area is POLARIS. It is worth considering how the technique of the famous brand differs, and how to use it correctly.

Thermopot can be safely called a hybrid of a teapot and a thermos. The household device was invented a long time ago, but only after a while, the technique began to attract the attention of consumers. Any POLARIS thermo pot is a container in the form of a steel flask, the volume of which ranges from 2 to 5 liters. The container is placed in a plastic or metal case, tightly closed with a sealed lid. Additional structural elements:

• instrument control panel;
• heating elements in the amount of two pieces;
• water pump.

The latter can be manual or electric. There are several temperature regimes in thermopots. The more such modes there are in the model, the better the performance of the device. The best option is a model with 3-4 modes.

The standard task of a thermopot is to maintain a warm temperature of boiled water. Additional device functions:

• selection of the maintained temperature;
• display of water temperature on the case;
• boiling liquid on a timer;
• different ways of supplying water;
• the ability to adjust the temperature of the water in a separate tank;
• reduced vaporization;
• self-cleaning.

The POLARIS brand is engaged in the production and release of high-quality thermal pots. The assortment of the company includes a large selection of functional models that can cope with a task of any complexity. Consider the popular models of thermopots.

• Polaris PWP 5011D. The device holds up to 4.5 liters of water. The maximum power of the model is 750 W, the case is made of durable material.

• Polaris PWP 3215. The maximum volume is 3.2 liters, the power is 800 watts. The device is suitable for office installation. The manufacturer used stainless steel as the body material.

• Polaris PWP 3216... The body is made of high strength steel. The power of the model reaches 800 W, the maximum capacity is 3.2 liters.

• Polaris PWP 4012D... The device holds 4 liters of water, the power is 800 watts. The model is equipped with additional functions that provide the ability to regulate the temperature of the liquid inside.

• Thermopot Polaris PWP 2821 Travel... A small device for equipping a house where a family of 2-3 people lives. The volume of the container is 2.8 liters, the power is 700 watts.

• Thermopot Polaris PWP 2824 Lemon. The advantage of the model is durability. The device will withstand more than 10,000 water heating, the volume of the tank reaches 2.8 liters, the power is 700 watts.

The principle of using a thermopot is practically no different from the technology of using an electric kettle. To get the desired result, you will need to follow a series of simple steps.

• Pour water into the tank. It is important to ensure that the liquid level does not exceed the maximum indicated by the manufacturer. It is recommended to pour water in from a jug or other utensil so as not to put the device under an open tap.
• Connect the device to the network... Within 15-20 minutes, the water in the flask will boil.
• Raise a mug, press a button, and pour hot water... An electric or manual pump can be used in a thermo-pot. The first works only when the device is connected to the network, the second supplies water if you press a lever or valve.

The device turns off on its own... Depending on the model, after a certain period of time, the device will switch to water heating mode. Thus, the technique will maintain the desired temperature of the liquid, periodically turning on to work, observing the required interval.

A thermopot is constant access to hot water for making tea, coffee, making baby food or cereals. Many people think that a thermopot consumes a huge amount of electricity. But this is not the case. Remarkably, turning on a cooled kettle multiple times during the day consumes more electricity.