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9 products From £23.99 Free UK delivery over £600

Browse 9 kettles from Morphy Richards and Ninja, priced from £23.99. Choose a quick-boiling jug kettle in a colour to match your toaster, or a temperature control kettle for green tea, coffee and hot chocolate.
Consider how many drinks you make at a time, and whether you'd like water that's hot rather than boiling. Our guide below the products covers capacity, filters and finishes.

Read our buying guide & FAQs

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Morphy Richards

Morphy Richards 102785 – Equip 1.7 Litre Cordless Jug Kettle in Red

Model 102785

  • red

The Morphy Richards Equip 1.7 l cordless jug kettle in red uses a 3000 W element to bring water to the boil fast, so a round of hot drinks is…

Type
kettle
Colour
red
Smart
no
Warranty
2 years
£23.99 Was £29.99 Save £6
In stock Delivered by us · 3–7 working days

Ninja KT201UK – Perfect Temperature 1.7L Stainless Steel Jug Kettle

Model KT201UK

  • stainless-steel

The Ninja KT201UK 1.7 litre stainless steel jug kettle heats water to the temperature each drink needs, whether that is coffee, hot chocolate or a speciality tea, using 6 presets…

Type
kettle
Colour
stainless-steel
Smart
no
Warranty
1 year
£102 Was £109.99 Save £7.99
In stock Delivered by us · 3–7 working days

Morphy Richards

Morphy Richards 102783 – Equip Cordless Jug Kettle, 1.7 Litre, Black

Model 102783

  • black

The Morphy Richards Equip 1.7 l cordless jug kettle brings water to a rapid boil with its 3000 W element, so a round of drinks is ready in little time.…

Type
kettle
Colour
black
Smart
no
Warranty
2 years
£23.99 Was £29.99 Save £6
In stock Delivered by us · 3–7 working days
Sold as an agent of Euronics Ltd

Ninja KT200UK – Perfect Temperature 1.7L Jug Kettle, Black

Model KT200UK

  • black

The Ninja KT200UK 1.7 L jug kettle heats water to exactly the temperature each drink needs, with six presets and a powerful 3000 W element. This black Perfect Temperature kettle…

Type
kettle
Colour
black
Smart
no
Warranty
1 year
£109.99
In stock Delivered by us · 3–7 working days

Morphy Richards

Morphy Richards 102784 – Equip Cordless 1.7 Litre Jug Kettle, Cream

Model 102784

  • cream

The Morphy Richards Equip 1.7 l cordless jug kettle brings water to the boil fast with its 3000 W element, so a round of tea or coffee is ready without…

Type
kettle
Colour
cream
Smart
no
Warranty
2 years
£23.99 Was £29.99 Save £6
Due in · 26 Nov Delivered by us · stock due 26 Nov

Morphy Richards

Morphy Richards 102786 – Equip Cordless Jug Kettle, 1.7 L, 3000 W, Silver

Model 102786

  • silver

The Morphy Richards Equip 1.7 l cordless jug kettle pairs a 3000 W element with a rapid boil, so the water for a round of tea or coffee is ready…

Type
kettle
Colour
silver
Smart
no
Warranty
2 years
£23.99 Was £29.99 Save £6
Due in · 17 Dec Delivered by us · stock due 17 Dec

Buying guide

Kettles: what to know before you buy

Kettles by type

  • Jug kettles: the everyday option. The cordless jug lifts off a 360° base, and a window or gauge shows the water level.
  • Temperature control kettles: heat to the temperature you pick instead of always boiling, then hold it, which suits delicate teas, filter coffee and hot chocolate.

Most jug kettles hold 1.5 or 1.7 litres, and finishes range from matt neutrals and bright colours to stainless steel. Matching toasters are on our toasters page.

Which kettle suits you?

KettleSuitsWorth checking
1.5 litre jugSmaller households and tight worktops.Clearance under the cupboards, and a cup scale on the side.
1.7 litre jugFamilies, and making tea for visitors.A removable scale filter and an easy-to-read gauge.
Temperature controlGreen, white and herbal teas, and coffee brewed below boiling.The preset temperatures, a keep-warm option, and how readable the display is.

Making the choice

Capacity

At 1.5 litres you'll get roughly six mugs, which covers most smaller households. A 1.7 litre jug suits larger households and filling saucepans. Either way, filling to the number of cups you want is quicker and uses less power.

Is temperature control worth it?

Water straight off the boil can spoil green tea and leave some coffee tasting harsh. A temperature control kettle sets a lower heat at the press of a button, displays the temperature as it climbs, then holds it so a second cup is ready when you are.

Boil speed

Most full-size kettles have a powerful rapid-boil element, so a single cup takes well under a minute. The product page lists the power and boil time.

Limescale

Much of the south east has hard water, so a removable scale filter is worth having to keep flakes out of your drink. Rinse it often and descale the kettle regularly.

Matching your toaster

Some brands design kettles and toasters as a set. Morphy Richards' Equip range is one example, and Ninja makes kettles to sit alongside its 3-in-1 toasters. Look for the same range and colour name on both product pages.

Before you order

  • Check the height beneath your wall cupboards, leaving space above the lid and spout for steam.
  • Use a wall socket. Never run a kettle from an extension lead.
  • Consider the weight. Full to the top, a 1.7 litre kettle is a handful, so the smaller size may suit anyone with weaker wrists.
  • Choose a safe spot: dry, flat and away from the sink, with spare cable wound into the base.

The brands we sell

Our kettles come from Morphy Richards and Ninja. The brand filter beside the products lets you compare them.

Buying a kettle from KDH Electrical

Each kettle comes with the manufacturer's full UK guarantee. Delivery is free on orders over £600, normally within 3–7 working days; our delivery page has the details.

Cheaper elsewhere in the UK? Ask about our price match: we'll try our hardest to equal it. Call 01622 541312 for advice, or visit our showroom in Rochester; call before you travel to check what's on display.

Questions

Kettles: your questions answered

What size kettle should I get?

Roughly six mugs come from 1.5 litres, which suits most smaller homes. Larger households, or anyone who fills pans from the kettle, should choose 1.7 litres.

What's a temperature control kettle for?

It heats water to a temperature you set instead of boiling it. Delicate teas and some coffees are at their best with water that's a little under boiling.

Are jug kettles cordless?

Yes. Only the base is wired; on a 360° base, the jug sits back down whichever way you face.

How do I keep limescale under control?

Pick a kettle with a removable scale filter and rinse it often. In hard-water areas, descale regularly with a kettle descaler.

Can I match my kettle and toaster?

Often, yes. Ranges such as Morphy Richards Equip are designed as sets, and Ninja makes kettles to go with its 3-in-1 toasters. Check that the range and colour names match.

Does boiling less water save money?

Yes. Heating only what you need is faster and uses less electricity, and cup markings make it easy to fill just enough.

Still deciding?

Talk to the people who sell them every day. We’ll tell you plainly what suits your home.

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