Everything has a place
The cookware nests together and secures with a storage strap for compact packing.
A TASTE OF HOME, WHEREVER YOU GO
Travel Cooking Set
Pack small. Cook something good.
A cooking set that travels together. The stainless steel pot, separate nonstick pan and steam tray nest into a compact kit, giving you more ways to make a familiar meal away from home.
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- Everything has a place
- More ways to cook
- Manual dual voltage
More ways to cook
Switch between the uncoated stainless steel pot, nonstick fry/grill pan and steam tray.
Manual dual voltage
Select 110–120V or 220–240V to match the supply. Always unplug before changing the voltage setting.
GET TO KNOW YOUR POT
The details that matter.
| Pot capacity | 2L |
|---|---|
| 110–120V setting | 550W |
| 220–240V setting | 700W |
| Voltage selection | Manual switch; unplug before changing |
| Pot material | Uncoated SUS304 stainless steel |
| Pan surface | Nonstick fry/grill pan |
| Design | Removable cookware with nesting storage |
READY FOR YOUR KITCHEN
What comes with it.
- 2L stainless steel pot
- Electric heating base
- Nonstick fry/grill pan
- Steam tray
- Lid
- US plug adapter
- Storage strap
A little care keeps it cooking.
- Unplug the cooker and let all parts cool before cleaning or packing.
- The removable pot, pan and steam tray can be washed separately. Never immerse the electrical base.
- Use a soft sponge and utensils suitable for nonstick cookware on the pan.
- Match the manual voltage setting to the local supply before connecting power. Change settings only while unplugged.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before your first meal.
Does it switch voltage automatically?
No. Voltage selection is manual. With the cooker unplugged, select 110–120V or 220–240V to match your supply before use.
What packs into the set?
The set includes the stainless steel pot, heating base, nonstick fry/grill pan, steam tray, lid, US plug adapter and storage strap. The cookware nests together for storage.
Can the whole cooker go in water?
No. Remove the cookware for cleaning and keep the electrical heating base out of water. Always unplug and let the parts cool first.
