The Easy Yagmur Electric Tea Machine is a premium Turkish-style dual-kettle tea maker (Çay Makinesi) that combines traditional brewing aesthetics with modern electrical efficiency. It is a popular upgrade from the standard Tutku model, often featuring a more refined finish and ergonomic design. Size & Capacity The Yagmur model is built for family gatherings and "heavy" tea drinkers, offering a substantial volume: Total Height: Approx. 36 cm (Stacked). Lower Kettle (Water Boiler): 1.7 Litres (1700ml). Upper Teapot (Infuser): 1.0 Litre (1000ml). Total Output: Can produce roughly 20–25 small Turkish tea glasses in one sitting. Detailed Descriptions Material Construction: Crafted from high-grade 18/10 Stainless Steel. This "food-grade" steel ensures that the flavor of the tea remains pure and that the machine is resistant to corrosion and rust. Handles: Equipped with Ergonomic Bakelite handles. These are designed with a "cool-touch" texture, ensuring you can pour both the heavy lower kettle and the delicate upper teapot without heat transfer to your hands. Dual-Heating System: * Boiling Phase: Uses high wattage (approx. 2200W) to bring water to a rapid boil. Keep-Warm Phase: Automatically switches to a lower energy mode (approx. 200W) once the water has boiled. This keeps the water at the perfect temperature (around 90°C) to steep the tea in the top pot without burning the leaves. 360° Swivel Base: The power base is circular and cordless, allowing you to pick up the kettle and place it back down from any direction. Technical Specifications Why Choose "Yagmur" over other models? Traditional Steeping: The steam from the bottom kettle continuously heats the base of the top teapot, which is essential for the demleme (steeping) process that gives Turkish tea its signature mahogany color and rich aroma. Safety First: The boil-dry protection is highly reliable; if you forget to refill the bottom kettle, the machine will cut power automatically to prevent the element from melting. Modern Aesthetic: The Yagmur often features a slightly more "curved" and elegant silhouette compared to the boxier industrial tea makers, making it a centerpiece for the kitchen counter.