Fahrenheit or Celsius
Put the calculator away. No more converting to your preferred setting.

PID Controller
Stagg EKG’s PID controller steadily maintains the perfect temperature as efficiently as possible.

Quick Heat Time
A blazing fast heat time, powered by a 1200 Watt heating element means even less time spent waiting in pursuit of the perfect cup.

Simple Aesthetic. Powerful Design.
Featuring a precision pour spout, variable temperature control, LCD screen, 60-minute hold mode, a brew stopwatch, and a small, minimalist base.

To The Degree Temperature Control
Stagg EKG’s PID Controller steadily maintains the perfect temperature as efficiently as possible.

60 Minute Hold Time Mode
When the toggle on the back is switched to HOLD mode, the Stagg EKG will maintain your desired temperature in either Fahrenheit or Celsius for 60 minutes.

Brew Stopwatch
After your water is heated, Stagg EKG’s built-in Brew Stopwatch can time your brew for the perfect cup of coffee.

Plug
Type-B (for U.S. and Canada) 

Power
1200W, 120V~, 50/60Hz, 9A

Material
304 stainless steel kettle body and lid, plastic base.

Temperature Range
135-212 F / 57-100 C

Volume
0.9 L to the max fill line

Cord Length
2.5 ft

Weight
2.75 lbs (includes kettle base)

Dimensions
11.5″x 6.75″x 8″

Certifications
ETL & FCC

IMPORTANT - WOOD CARE & FEEDING 

This applies to the Stagg EKG kettles with wooden handles & lids - both maple & walnut. Because wood is a natural product it is prone to drying out and warping. Wood components that are exposed to high heat and steam like the lid pull and handle can eventually crack or dry out (like repeatedly putting a cutting board in a dishwasher). To prevent this, we recommend periodically applying mineral oil to the lid pull & handle once per month - and buffing with a soft cloth. It’s also good practice to do this any time you notice the wood feeling especially dry.

As atmospheric pressure decreases, water boils at lower temperatures. At sea level, water boils at 212 °F. With each 500-feet increase in elevation, the boiling point of water is lowered by just under 1 °F. At 7,500 feet, for example, water boils at about 198 °F. If you'd like to calculate the boiling temperature based on a specific altitude, click here.

Fellow 1-year limited warranty
Vidlogix 1-year extended warranty
Stagg kettle/lid

Stagg kettle base
Safety & instruction guide
Feature & brew guide