Wildtrak  |  SKU: 055115
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Portable 12V Air Fryer - 3L

Sale price $129.99 Regular price $229.00
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Key Features

Connects directly to your 12V power outlet—no inverter needed.
Uses little to no oil, delivering crispy meals without the guilt.
3L basket—perfect for solo adventurers or couples.
Capacitive touch screen with adjustable time and temperature up to 200°C.

Description

FEATURES

  • Plug & Fry: Connects directly to your 12V power outlet—no inverter needed.
  • Healthy & Crispy: Uses little to no oil, delivering crispy meals without the guilt.
  • Generous Capacity: 3L basket—perfect for solo adventurers or couples.
  • Set & Forget: Capacitive touch screen with adjustable time and temperature up to 200°C.
  • Easy Cleanup: Dishwasher-safe basket makes post-meal chores a breeze.
  • Compact & Portable: Lightweight design with an Anderson-style plug for easy packing.
  • 6 Cooking Presets
  • 60 Minute Timer
  • Perforated Rack to Ensure Air Flaw and Even Heat Distribution

Specifications:

  • Max Capacity: 3 Litres
  • Power: 300W
  • Max Temperature: 200°C
  • Fuse: 40A
  • Cable Gauge: 10AWG, 60cm with Anderson Plug
  • Product Weight: 2.3kg
  • Basket Dimensions: 19 x 12cm
  • Dimensions: 28 x 23 x 31cm
  • Coating: Adjacent non-stick Teflon
  • Inbuilt Protection: Short-circuit portection Temperature control switch
  • Recommended Cooking Times: (1-2 Serves) Cooking times may vary with size and amount. Cooking times will be longer than suggested on foor label due to 12V

Specifications

Colour
Black
Power
12V DC
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Adie

Before using the air fryer, I checked the temperature using a digital probe and oven thermometer. I was very pleased to see it heated to 210 degrees in 25mins! My first food trial was crinkle cut frozen chips. I used the preset menu function but it overdid the job! I’ve since toasted chickpeas and heated frozen muffins. It’s a little ripper!
One thing to note, I plugged it into a 12v supply with 4mm wire and it promptly blew the fuse at the box. It needs to be plugged into 6mm wire if using the Anderson lead.