It’s not just that it boils right away.
Safety First Tiger Electric Kettle “6SAFE+”

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*1 For electric kettles sold in Japan as of October 21, 2022, based on publicly available data from each company (based on in-house research), the boiling time until activation of the auto shut off system was tested for a single-cup serving of approximately 140 mL at rated power consumption at a water and room temperature of 23°C (based on our own measurement method).

*2 Hot water may flow from the spout or other parts of the unit and cause burns if the main unit is tilted or tipped over, even when the dispense lock button is pressed.

*3 Steam may be emitted from the spout if water is boiled when the main body is warm, such as when boiling water multiple times in succession.

The industry’s quickest ^*time to boil

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The kettle boils a cup of water in about 45 seconds, making it the quickest in the industry.^*

*As of January 13,2023 On household electric kettles with the dials set to 100 at water and room temperatures of 23°C. Time taken to boil a cup of water, approx. 140 mL with rated power consumption (based on our measurement method).

Structure of the industry’s quickest time to boil

(Comparison with a general electric kettle)

Six safe and secure structures “6SAFE+”

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(1) Lock function *2

(2) Dispense lock button *2

Hot water spillage is minimized in the event the kettle is knocked over.

*2 Hot water may flow from the spout and cause burns if the main unit is tilted or tipped over, even when the dispense lock button is pressed.

(3) Double wall structure

The double wall structure prevents the body from getting hot and the boiled water from cooling down.

(4) Prevention of empty burning

Don’t fret even if a mistake is made.
The kettle detects when it is boiling dry and is turned off automatically.

(5) Auto shut off system

The kettle turns off automatically when the water is boiled.

An electric kettle with helpful features for everyday use

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(*1) The proportion of bacteria on the surface of the product must be equal to or less than 1/100 that of a non-treated product, and the antimicrobial effect must remain after durability tests. Antimicrobial properties are determined from the results of tests conducted in accordance with the international standard ISO 22196.
(*2) The safety criteria uniquely established by SIAA must be met.
(*3) The types of antibacterial agents used and parts treated must be clearly indicated.

S Mark-certified product

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The S mark complements the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act and is a third-party certification system for the safety of electrical products established by the Steering Council of Safety Certification for Electrical and Electronic Appliances and Parts of Japan (SCEA).
The S Mark on electrical appliances certifies that product testing and factory quality control inspections have been conducted by a third-party certification organization.

On October 1, 2014, the lock function test was newly added as an S Mark certification criterion for electric water heaters (electric kettles and pots).