HKM-6350803 Stainless Steel Cordless Electric Kettle 1.7L with Concealed Heating Element and Auto Shutoff

HKM-6350803 · Electric Kettles · 1.7 L, Wood-Grain Trim, Blue Silver or Other

Wood-Grain Grip, Tall Cone, Window

HKM-6350803 is a 1.7 L kettle in a tall, slightly tapered cylinder with a wood-grain handle, a wood-grain disc under the base, a stainless flat lid pierced with a ring of steam holes, and a triangular spout cut from the collar. A narrow water window runs down the side of the body beside the handle.

It suits a kitchen where the kettle is left on show: the wood-grain trim warms a shape that would otherwise read as laboratory steel, and the tall narrow body takes little counter space for its volume. The concealed element means the interior is a smooth wall, and the water window lets the kettle be filled without lifting the lid.

At a Glance

• Type — cordless electric kettle on a corded base
• Capacity — 1.7 L, as stated in the listing
• Body — steel, tall tapered cylinder, gloss or brushed
• Trim — wood-grain handle and base disc
• Element — concealed, flat floor inside
• Safety — auto shut-off, per the listing

Materials and Construction

The body is steel in a tall cone that narrows toward the lid, with the exterior finished either in a gloss colour or left brushed. The lid is a flat stainless disc with a black insert carrying a perforated steam vent and a small knob; it lifts on a hinge at the rear and closes flush with the collar.

The handle is a wide loop in a wood-grain finish, mounted high at the shoulder and low at the waist, and the base is a disc in the same wood-grain material under a black contact ring. A clear water window with printed marks runs vertically beside the handle, so the level is visible without opening the lid.

• The spout is a triangular beak pressed from the collar, with a perforated screen behind it.
• The switch is a clear rocker at the base line, under the handle.
• The concealed element leaves a flat stainless floor, which is easier to wipe than a exposed coil.

How It Works

Fill through the open lid or straight from the tap using the window as a gauge, close the lid, set the body on the base and press the rocker. The element is concealed under the floor of the body, so the interior is a smooth wall; auto shut-off ends the cycle at the boil, as the listing's title states.

No wattage and no boil time are published, so neither is given. The triangular spout gives a narrow stream at a moderate tilt and widens as the kettle is tipped further, which suits filling cups rather than a slow pour over a dripper.

The lid vent deserves a note of its own: the perforated insert lets steam out along the centre line rather than at the rim, so condensation collects inside the disc and runs back into the body instead of down the outside of the shell. That is why the collar stays dry between pours.

The wood-grain parts are the design's signature: the handle is the largest of them, and the base disc repeats the same tone under the black ring, so the kettle reads as a steel cylinder set on wood rather than as a painted shell.

Placement and Use

The kettle is tall for its footprint, so it suits a narrow counter run; check the clearance under a wall cabinet before committing to a spot, since the lid needs room to swing. The wood-grain base should stay dry.

• Fill using the side window rather than to the rim; the marks are printed for that purpose.
• Lift by the handle, keeping the fingers off the steel collar after a boil.
• Dry the base disc and the contact ring after filling at the sink.

Included and Optional

Colours and Finishes

Three finishes are listed: a pale blue, a brushed silver, and an option recorded simply as other. The blue is a pastel gloss with a soft sheen; the silver is bare brushed steel with a vertical grain. Both carry the same wood-grain handle and base.

The third value is not a colour but a placeholder for a finish outside the two photographed, so it is described as unconfirmed rather than given a name. No coating is specified for the steel in the listing.

Care and Maintenance

Descale every four to six weeks where the water is hard: white vinegar and water in equal parts, stood twenty minutes, then a fresh boil and two rinses. The flat floor takes a soft brush easily, which is the practical benefit of the concealed element.

Wipe the body with a damp cloth and dry it, and polish the brushed version along its grain. The wood-grain handle and base disc should be wiped rather than soaked, and neither body nor base should be immersed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Shipping, Returns and Warranty

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HKM-6350803 · 1.7 L kettle · wood-grain handle and base · concealed element · blue or silver