Morphy Richards Turbo Steam 2200W Steam Iron vs Black & Decker BXIR2003IN 2000 W Steam Iron

General

BrandMorphy RichardsBlack & Decker
ModelTurbo SteamBXIR2003IN
TypeSteamSteam

Design and Body

Dimensions125 x 165 x 330 mm130 x 168 x 130 mm
Weight1.73 kg1.31 kg
Cord Length320 m1.8 m
Soleplate TypeCeramic Soleplate Ceramic Coated Soleplate
Swivel CordYes, 360 °
Water Tank Capacity320 mL350 mL

Features

Automatic shut offNoYes
Temperature ControlYesYes
Steam BurstYesYes
Self CleaningYes
CordlessNo
SprayYesYes

Extra

Sales PackageSteam Iron, Water Measuring Cup, Instruction Manual, Warranty card1 Iron, Measuring Cup, Instruction Manual
TimerNo
Indicator LightYesYes

Power Features

Power Required50 Hz, 230 V50 Hz, AC 220 - 240 V V
Power Consumption2200 W2000 W

Warranty

Warranty2 years
Covered in WarrantyParts and Labor
Not Covered in WarrantyPhysical Damages
Warranty Service TypeOn Site Service

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