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Bullet Points Philips 2000 series NA230/00 Airfryer 6.2L:
- - Up to 90% less fat
- - 13 cooking methods in one
- - Cooking window
- - Touchscreen control
- - HomeID Recipe App
- - Quick and easy to clean
- - Perfectly-sized
- - Save time and energy
- - RapidAir technology
Long product name Philips 2000 series NA230/00 Airfryer 6.2L:
Philips 2000 Series Airfryer 2000 series 6.2L
Philips 2000 series NA230/00 Airfryer 6.2L:
Watch as you cook tasty dishes effortlessly
Crispy outside, tender inside. Unique RapidAir technology saves time and energy, without compromising on taste. Watch through the cooking window while your favorite ingredients turn into delicious food in under 15 minutes.
Short summary description Philips 2000 series NA230/00 Airfryer 6.2L:
Philips 2000 series NA230/00 Airfryer 6.2L, Hot air fryer, 6,2 L, 0,8 kg, Rapid Air, 60 °C, 200 °C
Long summary description Philips 2000 series NA230/00 Airfryer 6.2L:
Philips 2000 series NA230/00 Airfryer 6.2L. Product type: Hot air fryer, Capacity: 6,2 L, Fryer food capacity: 0,8 kg. Construction type: Single, Product colour: Black, Control type: Touch. Power: 1700 W, AC input voltage: 220 - 240 V, AC input frequency: 50 - 60 Hz. Width: 309 mm, Depth: 404 mm, Height: 308 mm
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Disclaimer Philips 2000 series NA230/00 Airfryer 6.2L NA230/00:
*Compared to homemade fries cooked in a conventional deep fat fryer.
**Survey among HomeID users, 6000 respondents, 2021.
***Average percentages based on internal lab measurement with Philips Airfryers; cooking one chicken breast (AF setting 160C no preheat) or salmon filet (AF setting 200C, no preheat) vs. using an A class oven.
**Survey among HomeID users, 6000 respondents, 2021.
***Average percentages based on internal lab measurement with Philips Airfryers; cooking one chicken breast (AF setting 160C no preheat) or salmon filet (AF setting 200C, no preheat) vs. using an A class oven.
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