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Mooey | 09:18 Fri 13th Aug 2004 | How it Works
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how does an electric kettle work?
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errrr, the element inside gets hot, then so does the water.... is this a trick question?
12:11 Fri 13th Aug 2004
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Usually quite well.
19:53 Fri 13th Aug 2004
Avatar Image mattie
If you pass enough current through a wire, it gets hot, simply put, the element in a kettle is a thick wire.
23:53 Fri 13th Aug 2004
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Err, by plugging in it maybe!
00:15 Sat 14th Aug 2004
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no its not a trick question...just needed help or some work am doin...thanks...and i no how 2 plug it in silly haha
15:21 Tue 28th Sep 2004
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What I'm wondering is not how it gets hot but how it knows when the water is boiling so it can turn off again. Does anyone know?
23:06 Mon 01st Nov 2004
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There i a sensor inside it which tells the kettle to turn off

 

15:51 Thu 18th Nov 2004

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