Portable Car Kettle 500ml – 12V/24V Heated Travel Mug, Adjustable Temperature

A 500ml stainless steel travel mug that heats itself from your car's 12V or 24V socket. Set the temperature you want, plug it in, and have a hot drink without stopping.

Adjustable temperature

Set anywhere from 30°C to 100°C using the touch controls. Three modes: boiling (30-100°C), tea making (30-100°C), and constant temperature (45-85°C), so it can hold your drink at a set warmth rather than just boiling it.

Boils in around 15 minutes

Reaches 100°C in roughly 15 minutes on a 12V to 24V supply, and works with cars, vans and trucks.

Double-walled and sealed

A vacuum gap between the inner and outer walls keeps the outside comfortable to hold while the inside is hot. The lid seals so it will not leak when turned, and vents at the top release steam safely after boiling.

Built-in protection

A protection chip stops heating if the cup gets too hot, and cuts the supply if current or voltage runs too high. The charger contains a fuse to protect your vehicle's circuit.

Specifications

• Capacity: 500ml
• Colours: black or white
• Input voltage: 12V-24V
• Power: 60-100W
• Temperature range: 30-100°C
• Boiling time: approximately 15 minutes
• Size: 22.5cm high, 7cm wide
• Power cord: 72cm
• Material: stainless steel

How to use it

• Press the power button to switch between modes.
• Use the up and down keys to set your temperature.
• When the red light comes on, heating has started. Press OFF to stop.
• If it does not heat when first plugged in, short press OFF to begin heating.

Safety and important notes

• Do not fill above the warning line. Boiling water expands and can overflow.
• Steam escapes when the water boils. Leave the mouth of the cup open while heating, or wait before opening the lid, to avoid scalding.
• The 12V power cord is packed inside the inner pot.
• Push the plug firmly into the socket, all the way to the bottom.
• Do not boil tea leaves or other ingredients directly in the kettle.
• Start the engine before using the kettle.

If it does not heat up

Some vehicles fit a current-limiting device to the 12V socket, which cannot supply enough power. The signs are that the cup does not heat, the temperature will not rise, or it shuts off on its own. Switch to low power mode by holding the enter key for 5 seconds until P40 appears on the display.