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Electric kettles are usually between 1000W and 2000W, which is the most common power range. However, there are some electric kettles that may have lower or higher power. Here are some specific data points:
Common powers: 800W, 1000W, 1500W and 2000W.
Large kettles: Power may be 2000W or higher.
Small kettles: Power may be around 1000W.
Insulation power: the power of the general insulation function is about 50W.
Definition of high-power appliances: direct use of 220 volts AC, power greater than 1200W appliances are considered high-power appliances.
Special case: stainless steel kettle power may be as high as 2200W.
When choosing a kettle, the choice of power should be based on your actual needs. For example, if you have a small family, you can choose a small capacity electric kettle of about 1000W; if you have a large number of family members, you can choose an electric kettle with a power of 1800W or more.
Higher power electric kettles can heat water faster, but this will also increase electricity consumption and may affect the service life of the kettle. Therefore, when choosing an electric kettle, you need to weigh factors such as heating speed, energy consumption and expected service life.
