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Kitchen Electric Water Tap Water Heater Temperature Display Cold Heating Faucet Hot Water Faucet Heater

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Overview:
100% new design and high quality
Power combines the 3000 watts, 5 seconds fast heat!
ABS engineering plastics, high temperature resistant, soft and firm, not easy to burst, high dimensional stability.
Strong anti-stamping, ultraviolet radiation, so the product is not easy to age, security is more durable.
The product is a very safe electrical wall configuration that uses water separation technology to ensure that the electrical water is completely isolated.
This water heater displays the smart digital temperature.

Specification:
Product: Electric water heater
Function: water heater, instant heating
Power: 3000w
Capacity: 10L
Energy efficiency rating: Level 2
Shell material: plastic

Package Content:
Water heater*1

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