Price : $74.80Panasonic NC-EH22PC 2.3 Quart Electric Thermal Hot Pot
Product Details
Product Dimensions:
11.3 x 8.5 x 9.4 inches ; 5 pounds
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- Product Code: B0013O8J6Y
- Item model number: NCEH22PC
- Average Customer Review:4.3 out of 5 stars style="margin-left:-3px">See all reviews (68 customer reviews)
- Electric thermo pot boils and dispenses up to 2-2/7 quarts of water
- 4 variable keep-warm settings; 6-hour energy-saving timer; dechlorination mode
- Cool-touch exterior, magnetic power cord, and locking lid for safety
- Water-level gauge; low-water warning; non-stick coated interior
- Measures approximately 8-1/2 by 9-2/5 by 11-2/7 inches; 1-year limited warranty
- No spilling with locking lid
- Dispenser Lock button guards against unintended dispensing
- Breakaway magnetic power cord releases under pressure
- Automatic shut-off if water levels get too low
Product Description
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Panasonic Electric Thermal Hot Pot
Keeps water hot at different temperatures--great for a variety of uses.
Whether hosting a business meeting, catering an event, or simply upping the convenience quota of everyday life, Panasonic's electric thermal hot pot makes it easy to quickly and safely boil and dispense hot water--perfect for anything from tea, instant coffee, and hot cocoa to instant soup, noodles, baby food, and more. The exceptionally versatile unit can be used throughout the day for various applications and at different temperature settings. The pot's fold-down carrying handle makes it effortless to transport from the sink for filling to the buffet table or counter when entertaining guests or working in the kitchen.
Choose between heating water to a rolling boil (212 degrees F) or keeping it hot at one of the following Keep Warm temperature settings: 208, 190, 180, or 140 degrees F. The unit can also be set to start boiling up to six hours later thanks to its energy-saving timer.
The thoughtfully designed hot pot gracefully dispenses hot water from its built-in spout with a gentle press of the button. Once the mug, bowl, or other vessel has been properly filled, simply release the button to stop the flow of water. For safety, the hot pot provides a locking lid to prevent spills if it tips over, a locking dispenser that prevents unintended dispensing, automatic shut-off if water levels get too low, a cool-touch body, and a breakaway magnetic power cord.
Other highlights include a non-stick coated interior, an easy-to-read water-level gauge, an LED control panel with handy indicator lights, a low-water-level warning, and protection against overheating for peace of mind, as well as de-chlorination mode, which boils water for a longer amount of time to help reduce the taste and amount of chlorine for better tasting beverages (great for tap water high in chlorination).
Awarded the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval, Panasonic's electric hot pots carry a one-year limited manufacturer's warranty, plus an additional one-year limited warranty (two years total) from Good Housekeeping--it's more than just a Seal of endorsement.
Choose from three useful sizes--2.3 quarts (NC-EH22PC), 3.2 quarts (NC-EH30PC), and 4.2 quarts (NC-EH40PC).
Kitchen Tip: Thermal Pots save energy because they use trapped heat to brew.
Safety Features:
| Panasonic Electric Thermal Pots |  NC-EH22PC |  NC-EH30PC |  NC-EH40PC | |
| Size/Design | Capacity | 2.3 quarts | 3.2 quarts | 4.2 quarts |
Color | White with silver trim | |||
Interior | Binchotan nonstick coated | |||
| Performance | Operation | Automatically boils water or keeps water warm at preset temperature | ||
Temperature Settings | 208/190/180/140 degrees F | |||
Cooking Options | Noodles, Tea/Coffee, Japanese Tea, and Baby Food | |||
De-Chlorination Mode | Yes (extended boiling time to reduce chlorine) | |||
Timer Settings | 6-hour energy-saving timer | |||
Indicator Light(s) | Yes | |||
Display Panel | Gray LED control panel | |||
Steam Vent | Yes | |||
| Convenience | Easy-to-Read Water Gauge | Yes | ||
Fold-Down Carrying Handle | Yes | |||
Removable Lid | Yes | |||
Push-Button Lid | Yes | |||
Push-Button Dispenser | Yes | |||
Operating Instructions | English / Chinese / French | |||
| Safety | Overheating Protection | Yes | ||
Dispenser Lock | Yes | |||
Locking Lid | Yes | |||
Cool-Touch Body | Yes | |||
Low-Water Shut-Off | Yes | |||
Break-Away Magnetic Power Cord | Yes | |||
Good Housekeeping Seal | Yes | |||
| Power | Supply | 120 AC 60 Hz | ||
Boil Setting | 212 degrees F: 700 watts | |||
Keep-Warm Setting | 208 degrees F: 40-49 watts; 190 degrees F: 33-43 watts; 180 degrees F: 27-35 watts; 140 degrees F: 18-23 watts | |||
| Measurements & Warranty | W x D x H (inches) | 8-9/16 by 11-5/16 by 9-3/8 | 8-9/16 by 11-5/16 by 10-13/16 | 8-9/16 by 11-5/16 by 12-7/8 |
Warranty | 1-year limited from manufacturer, plus additional 1-year limited from Good Housekeeping (2 years total) | |||
Customer Reviews
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My relatives have an equivalent Zojirushi model. The only difference is this one only has a 6 hour delay whereas the Zojirushi has a longer delay setting. It actually seems like the Panasonic insulates and holds the heat in better than the Zojirushi as it doesn't seem to reheat as often. I'm sure it would save a few pennies in power costs if I could delay it a little longer while I'm away at work all day but it isn't worth almost double the price to get that. That's the only reason for the 4 stars instead of 5. I actually like and prefer the nonstick interior and unless you've got hard water, you don't have to clean it as often as they suggest. It's over a month for mine being used every day and it doesn't look any different than when I bought it. I figure I'll clean it with lemon juice every other month.Note that you don't have to buy the special cleaning solution. Make your own citric acid with a half cup of lemon juice concentrate mixed in with the water and then run it through the cleaning cycle. If you use fresh lemons make sure you get the pulp out.Update 3 years later in 2012: Still working great. I clean it about twice a year as our water is already softened and we filter it before pouring into the boiler. One time after not running a cleaning cycle for over a year it stopped working in that it couldn't tell when to stop heating and overheated. I ran it through a cleaning cycle and it was fine after that. I suspect the thermometer had some calcium or other deposits built up on it.
