Klausberg kettle with whistle KB-7193 — stainless steel, 3 L capacity, stovetop tea kettle

The Klausberg kettle with whistle KB-7193 is a stainless steel stovetop kettle with a 3-litre capacity designed for everyday household use. It is built to heat water efficiently on gas, electric and ceramic hobs and includes a whistle that signals when water reaches boiling, together with a heat-resistant handle for safer pouring. The simple form and polished steel finish suit domestic kitchens and small catering environments where reliable boiling and easy maintenance are required.

Advantages

This stainless steel kettle offers a large 3 L capacity suitable for preparing multiple servings of tea or coffee in a single boil. The kettle’s whistle provides an audible notification at the boil point, reducing the risk of overheating or unattended boiling. Its heat-resistant handle improves handling safety during and after heating, and the metal construction ensures durability, corrosion resistance and easy cleaning.

Suitable for

• Boiling water for tea and coffee at home
• Preparing hot water for cooking and instant foods
• Use on gas, electric and ceramic stovetops
• Small catering or office kitchen use

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel body
• Capacity: 3 litres
• Heating methods: gas, electric and ceramic hobs compatible
• Whistle: built-in audible boiling indicator
• Handle: heat-resistant for safer pouring

How to use

Fill the kettle with the required amount of cold water, observing the maximum fill capacity to avoid boiling over. Place the kettle on a compatible stovetop (gas, electric or ceramic) and heat until the whistle sounds, indicating that the water has reached boiling. Use the heat-resistant handle to lift and pour; hold the kettle steady and tilt gently to control flow. After use, remove from heat and allow to cool slightly before refilling or cleaning.

Usage recommendations

To prolong the life of the kettle and maintain heating efficiency, rinse and dry the kettle after each use and descale periodically if used in hard-water areas. Avoid heating an empty kettle and ensure the handle and spout cover are secure before lifting. Use moderate heat settings on electric and ceramic hobs to prevent excessive wear on the base.