Thermoses & Flasks
Thermoses, Flasks and Airpots
Two different jobs share this page. Electric airpots boil and then hold: the Hisun PPA70 series comes in 3L, 4L and 5L, plugs into the wall and pumps a cup at a time from a sealed body. Panasonic's NC-EG3000 and NC-EG4000 thermopots, at 3L and 4L, do the same job with four keep-warm temperatures to choose from. Vacuum flasks hold whatever you pour into them with no power at all, and that is the Sanford SF10516VF and SF10515VF at 1.3L, the SF10503VF at 1L, and Milton Eiffel flasks in two sizes.
Pick by where the hot water has to sit. An airpot suits a tea counter, an office pantry or a long function, because it reboils on the spot and nobody has to carry a kettle about. A flask is the one that travels, in a work bag, on a school run or on a day out on the boat, and the smaller Milton fits a bag pocket while the 1.3L Sanford covers a family.
- Hisun PPA70 electric airpots at 3L, 4L and 5L
- Panasonic NC-EG thermopots at 3L and 4L, with four keep-warm settings
- Sanford vacuum flasks at 1L and 1.3L
- Milton Eiffel flasks, made for carrying rather than serving
- Airpots need a socket; a flask keeps its heat without one
Related: Hisun Airpots · Milton · Sanford · Panasonic Thermopots
