DeLonghiMultiFry Chef Extra Airfryer & Multicooker with Safe Auto-off Function (Model: FH1394/2)
R4,399
About
The MULTIFRY Chef Extra is a professional hot airfryer and multi-cooker. It offers a larger cooking capacity than traditional air fryers, enabling you to cook healthy nutritious meals for the entire family in the blink of an eye. Create all of your favourite traditionally deep-fried meals in a healthier way, or be inspired by 350 recipes made available to you on the De’Longhi Recipe Book app.
Product Features
- 7 cooking programmes: 4 pre-set food programmes (potatoes, pizza, cake, curry/stew) and 3 cooking function programmes (oven, aero-grill and pan)
- Equipped with a 1400-watt upper element and fan, and a 800-watt lower element, the Surround Heating System (SHS) technology ensures that you will achieve rapid results and excellent cooking performance with your machine.
- Digital temperature and timer control
- Removable mixing paddle: automatically mix food during the cooking process or remove the paddle to cook your meal in a static way (essential for foods such as fish, pizza and cake)
- Non-stick and anti-scratch ceramic coated bowl
- Easy cleaning: removable parts are dishwasher safe and the rest of the machine can be wiped down with a cloth
- Healthier cooking
Product Specifications
- Max food capacity (fresh potatoes to peel) Kg: 1,7
- Max food capacity (frozen potatoes) Kg: 1,5
- Timer: Integrated LED
- Power levels: 4
- Pre-set cooking functions: 7
- Surround Heating system double
- Lower heating element control: Automatic
- Power upper heating element (W): 1400
- Power lower heating element (W): 800
- Voltage-Frequency (V~Hz): 220-240 V / 50-60 Hz
- Auto shut OFF
- Controls: Digital
- Dishwasher safe
- External dimensions (wxdxh) (mm): 395x325x290
- 1 year warranty
- Model number: FH1394
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