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Sencor Steam Iron 3200W with Ceramic Plate and Continuous Steam Supply 45g/min
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Sencor Steam Iron 3200W with Ceramic Plate and Continuous Steam Supply 45g/min Code: SSI 8300RS

Key features:

  • Total Power: 3200 W
  • Soleplate Type: Ceramic soleplate
  • Steam Supply: 45 gr/min
  • Additional steam boost: 195 gr/min
  • Water tank capacity: 35 lt
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  • Power

    The more watts an iron has, the higher temperature it can develop in less time.


    The typical power values for a household iron range from 2200 to 2600 watts.


    However, it does not necessarily mean that the more watts the better the iron is, as there are other important factors that determine its performance, such as the plate and steam supply.
  • Water Tank Capacity 350 ml

  • Continuous Steam Supply

    45

    An iron up to 50gr/min can make ironing difficult fabrics easier.

  • Plate Type

    Ceramic

    The plates have a ceramic coating.

    They distribute heat evenly and do not stick to clothes at high temperatures.

  • Self Clean

    Self Clean function, for protection and better performance of the iron.

  • With Vertical Steam Emission

    Ideal function for ironing curtains, suits, and other clothes on hangers.
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Description

Description

  • Total Power: 3200 W
  • Plate Type: Ceramic soleplate
  • Steam Output: 45 gr/min
  • Additional Steam Boost: 195 gr/min 
  • Water Tank Capacity: 35 lt 
  • Color: white, pink 
  • Product Dimensions: 31.5x 12.2x14.4cm - (HxWxD) 
  • Weight: 1.3 kg 
  • Warranty: 2 Years 
  • Input power 3,200 W
  • High-performance steam system with steam output 45 g/min
  • Ceramic soleplate
  • Transparent water tank that fills easily (volume 350 ml)
  • Continuous temperature control
  • Self-cleaning system for removing limescale
  • Anti-Calc system that prevents limescale buildup in the soleplate holes
  • Drip-Stop leak prevention function to avoid water stains on fabrics
  • Vertical steam option
  • Steam boost
  • Continuous steam output control
  • Spray button
  • Temperature control
  • Indicator light that shows the selected temperature is maintained
  • Power cord end limits tangling and twisting of the cord
  • Filling container included
  • Continuous steam output: 45 g/min
  • Steam performance: 195 g/min
  • Power cord length: 1.9 m
  • Dimensions (length × width × height): 315 × 122 × 144 mm
  • Weight: 1330 g

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
See full description

Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
SSI 8300RS

Product Details

Power
3200 W

Power

The more watts an iron has, the higher temperature it can develop in less time.


The typical power values for a household iron range from 2200 to 2600 watts.


However, it does not necessarily mean that the more watts the better the iron is, as there are other important factors that determine its performance, such as the plate and steam supply.
Plate Type
Ceramic

Plate Type

Ceramic

The plates have a ceramic coating.

They distribute heat evenly and do not stick to clothes at high temperatures.
Water Tank Capacity
350 ml
Continuous Steam Supply
45 g/min

Continuous Steam Supply: 45


An iron up to 50gr/min can make ironing difficult fabrics easier.
Steam Boost
195 g/min

Steam Boost

Powerful steam boost produced by the iron for thick fabrics and stubborn creases, measured in grams per minute (gr/min).
Cable Length
1.9 m
Weight
1.3 kg

Features & Functions

Anti-Calc Filter
Yes

Anti-Calc Filter

With a permanent anti-calc filter, for quick removal of salts.
Auto Power Off
No

Auto Power Off

Auto Power Off function for additional safety, for when the iron is left unattended.
Self Clean
Yes

Self Clean

Self Clean function, for protection and better performance of the iron.
Drip Stop
Yes

Drip Stop

Prevents water from dripping and staining clothes while ironing.
Vertical Steam Emission
Yes

Vertical Steam Emission

Ideal function for ironing curtains, suits, and other clothes on hangers.
Water Spray
Yes

Water Spray

Press the special switch to spray water on clothes with stubborn wrinkles.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (3)

Reviews

4.5
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  3. 3 stars
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  • Does it slide easily on fabrics?
  • Steam output
  • Cleaning
  • Durability
  • Cable length
  • Value for money
  • It doesn't drip water while ironing
  • Weight
  • Dimitris_Mpinos8501
    5
    Dimitris_Mpinos8501

    Hello,
    First of all, I would like to inform you that those who use a boiler system iron should not expect to find a lightweight steam iron!
    Our friend gifted us the Philips GC5034/20 Steam Iron 3000W for €120, while another friend bought this iron for €39...
    I can assure you that it has nothing to envy from an expensive iron!
    The ironing quality result is exactly the same! Quite good but NOT like a boiler!
    Both of them drip water if they are not properly heated.
    The only difference is that the Philips iron can iron everything without temperature adjustment, while the Sencor iron needs temperature adjustment to avoid sticking to the fabric...
    Both of them have the negative aspect of being heavy! I have a problem with my hand and they tire me quickly!
    If I didn't have that problem, I would definitely not have an issue!
    I would say that the Sencor is better because it is slightly lighter.
    One "negative" aspect that might bother someone is that it emits a strange smell during the first uses!
    Like burning wires... but don't worry, over time and after several uses, the smell disappears!
    At first, I was scared, but when I saw that after a few minutes the clothes don't smell bad, only softener, I calmed down!
    In short: if I had the budget, I would definitely only buy a boiler!
    However, if I could only buy a steam iron, I would definitely buy the Sencor because it has nothing to envy from the others!
    As for the price and quality, I consider it to be money for value!!!

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Does it slide easily on fabrics?
    • Steam output
    • It doesn't drip water while ironing
    • Cleaning
    • Cable length
    • Value for money
    • Durability
    • Weight
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  • 4
    vasia_b

    Verified purchase

    • Does it slide easily on fabrics?
    • Steam output
    • It doesn't drip water while ironing
    • Cleaning
    • Durability
    • Cable length
    • Value for money
    • Weight
  • 5
    Dina_Alaverdyan

    Verified purchase

    • Does it slide easily on fabrics?
    • Weight
    • Steam output
    • Cleaning
    • Durability
    • Cable length
    • Value for money
    • Sometimes it drips water while ironing
  • Dimitris_Mpinos8501
    5
    Dimitris_Mpinos8501

    Hello,
    First of all, I would like to inform you that those who use a boiler system iron should not expect to find a lightweight steam iron!
    Our friend gifted us the Philips GC5034/20 Steam Iron 3000W for €120, while another friend bought this iron for €39...
    I can assure you that it has nothing to envy from an expensive iron!
    The ironing quality result is exactly the same! Quite good but NOT like a boiler!
    Both of them drip water if they are not properly heated.
    The only difference is that the Philips iron can iron everything without temperature adjustment, while the Sencor iron needs temperature adjustment to avoid sticking to the fabric...
    Both of them have the negative aspect of being heavy! I have a problem with my hand and they tire me quickly!
    If I didn't have that problem, I would definitely not have an issue!
    I would say that the Sencor is better because it is slightly lighter.
    One "negative" aspect that might bother someone is that it emits a strange smell during the first uses!
    Like burning wires... but don't worry, over time and after several uses, the smell disappears!
    At first, I was scared, but when I saw that after a few minutes the clothes don't smell bad, only softener, I calmed down!
    In short: if I had the budget, I would definitely only buy a boiler!
    However, if I could only buy a steam iron, I would definitely buy the Sencor because it has nothing to envy from the others!
    As for the price and quality, I consider it to be money for value!!!

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • 4
    vasia_b

    0
  • 5
    Dina_Alaverdyan

    0
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Description & Specifications

  • Total Power: 3200 W
  • Plate Type: Ceramic soleplate
  • Steam Output: 45 gr/min
  • Additional Steam Boost: 195 gr/min 
  • Water Tank Capacity: 35 lt 
  • Color: white, pink 
  • Product Dimensions: 31.5x 12.2x14.4cm - (HxWxD) 
  • Weight: 1.3 kg 
  • Warranty: 2 Years 
  • Input power 3,200 W
  • High-performance steam system with steam output 45 g/min
  • Ceramic soleplate
  • Transparent water tank that fills easily (volume 350 ml)
  • Continuous temperature control
  • Self-cleaning system for removing limescale
  • Anti-Calc system that prevents limescale buildup in the soleplate holes
  • Drip-Stop leak prevention function to avoid water stains on fabrics
  • Vertical steam option
  • Steam boost
  • Continuous steam output control
  • Spray button
  • Temperature control
  • Indicator light that shows the selected temperature is maintained
  • Power cord end limits tangling and twisting of the cord
  • Filling container included
  • Continuous steam output: 45 g/min
  • Steam performance: 195 g/min
  • Power cord length: 1.9 m
  • Dimensions (length × width × height): 315 × 122 × 144 mm
  • Weight: 1330 g

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
SSI 8300RS

Product Details

Power
3200 W

Power

The more watts an iron has, the higher temperature it can develop in less time.


The typical power values for a household iron range from 2200 to 2600 watts.


However, it does not necessarily mean that the more watts the better the iron is, as there are other important factors that determine its performance, such as the plate and steam supply.
Plate Type
Ceramic

Plate Type

Ceramic

The plates have a ceramic coating.

They distribute heat evenly and do not stick to clothes at high temperatures.
Water Tank Capacity
350 ml
Continuous Steam Supply
45 g/min

Continuous Steam Supply: 45


An iron up to 50gr/min can make ironing difficult fabrics easier.
Steam Boost
195 g/min

Steam Boost

Powerful steam boost produced by the iron for thick fabrics and stubborn creases, measured in grams per minute (gr/min).
Cable Length
1.9 m
Weight
1.3 kg

Features & Functions

Anti-Calc Filter
Yes

Anti-Calc Filter

With a permanent anti-calc filter, for quick removal of salts.
Auto Power Off
No

Auto Power Off

Auto Power Off function for additional safety, for when the iron is left unattended.
Self Clean
Yes

Self Clean

Self Clean function, for protection and better performance of the iron.
Drip Stop
Yes

Drip Stop

Prevents water from dripping and staining clothes while ironing.
Vertical Steam Emission
Yes

Vertical Steam Emission

Ideal function for ironing curtains, suits, and other clothes on hangers.
Water Spray
Yes

Water Spray

Press the special switch to spray water on clothes with stubborn wrinkles.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

4.5
3
4.5
Review this product
  1. 2
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Does it slide easily on fabrics?
  • Steam output
  • Cleaning
  • Durability
  • Cable length
  • Value for money
  • It doesn't drip water while ironing
  • Weight
  • Dimitris_Mpinos8501
    5
    Dimitris_Mpinos8501

    Hello,
    First of all, I would like to inform you that those who use a boiler system iron should not expect to find a lightweight steam iron!
    Our friend gifted us the Philips GC5034/20 Steam Iron 3000W for €120, while another friend bought this iron for €39...
    I can assure you that it has nothing to envy from an expensive iron!
    The ironing quality result is exactly the same! Quite good but NOT like a boiler!
    Both of them drip water if they are not properly heated.
    The only difference is that the Philips iron can iron everything without temperature adjustment, while the Sencor iron needs temperature adjustment to avoid sticking to the fabric...
    Both of them have the negative aspect of being heavy! I have a problem with my hand and they tire me quickly!
    If I didn't have that problem, I would definitely not have an issue!
    I would say that the Sencor is better because it is slightly lighter.
    One "negative" aspect that might bother someone is that it emits a strange smell during the first uses!
    Like burning wires... but don't worry, over time and after several uses, the smell disappears!
    At first, I was scared, but when I saw that after a few minutes the clothes don't smell bad, only softener, I calmed down!
    In short: if I had the budget, I would definitely only buy a boiler!
    However, if I could only buy a steam iron, I would definitely buy the Sencor because it has nothing to envy from the others!
    As for the price and quality, I consider it to be money for value!!!

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Does it slide easily on fabrics?
    • Steam output
    • It doesn't drip water while ironing
    • Cleaning
    • Cable length
    • Value for money
    • Durability
    • Weight
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 4
    vasia_b

    Verified purchase

    • Does it slide easily on fabrics?
    • Steam output
    • It doesn't drip water while ironing
    • Cleaning
    • Durability
    • Cable length
    • Value for money
    • Weight
  • 5
    Dina_Alaverdyan

    Verified purchase

    • Does it slide easily on fabrics?
    • Weight
    • Steam output
    • Cleaning
    • Durability
    • Cable length
    • Value for money
    • Sometimes it drips water while ironing
  • Dimitris_Mpinos8501
    5
    Dimitris_Mpinos8501

    Hello,
    First of all, I would like to inform you that those who use a boiler system iron should not expect to find a lightweight steam iron!
    Our friend gifted us the Philips GC5034/20 Steam Iron 3000W for €120, while another friend bought this iron for €39...
    I can assure you that it has nothing to envy from an expensive iron!
    The ironing quality result is exactly the same! Quite good but NOT like a boiler!
    Both of them drip water if they are not properly heated.
    The only difference is that the Philips iron can iron everything without temperature adjustment, while the Sencor iron needs temperature adjustment to avoid sticking to the fabric...
    Both of them have the negative aspect of being heavy! I have a problem with my hand and they tire me quickly!
    If I didn't have that problem, I would definitely not have an issue!
    I would say that the Sencor is better because it is slightly lighter.
    One "negative" aspect that might bother someone is that it emits a strange smell during the first uses!
    Like burning wires... but don't worry, over time and after several uses, the smell disappears!
    At first, I was scared, but when I saw that after a few minutes the clothes don't smell bad, only softener, I calmed down!
    In short: if I had the budget, I would definitely only buy a boiler!
    However, if I could only buy a steam iron, I would definitely buy the Sencor because it has nothing to envy from the others!
    As for the price and quality, I consider it to be money for value!!!

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • 4
    vasia_b

    0
  • 5
    Dina_Alaverdyan

    0
  • See all
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