Airfryer 15L

The Airfryer 15L (model Hm-782) is built for households that cook in bulk. Instead of frying chicken, chips or samosas in several rounds, you can prepare a full family batch at once. This saves time during busy meal prep and cuts down on gas or stove usage, which matters in many Kampala kitchens where cooking fuel costs add up over a month. With a 2400W heating element, it reaches cooking temperature quickly and holds it steady through a full 15L load, so food cooks evenly without constant checking.

Airfryer 15L Uganda

Brand: Mars Kitchen Essentials · Model: Hm-782

Price: 320000 UGX · In stock

Specifications

Price
UGX 320,000
Capacity
15L
Wattage
2400W

Shop Airfryer 15L Uganda at Mars Kitchen Essentials · Cash on delivery · 7-day returns · Kampala 30 min–1 hr, upcountry 3–6 hours.

Frequently asked questions

How much food can the Airfryer 15L (Hm-782) cook at once?
Its 15L capacity fits a full family batch of chicken, chips or samosas in one round. This means no need to fry in multiple batches, saving both time and power.
How do I clean the Airfryer 15L after use?
The basket and pan are dishwasher-safe, so cleanup is quick. You can also wipe them by hand with warm soapy water if you prefer.
Does Mars Kitchen Essentials deliver this air fryer within Kampala?
Yes, delivery is available across Kampala, including Kikuubo pickup arrangements if preferred. Contact the store directly to confirm delivery timelines to your area.
Is the Airfryer 15L covered under warranty?
Please check with Mars Kitchen Essentials directly for current warranty terms on this model. Warranty details are confirmed at the point of sale.
How is the Airfryer 15L different from smaller air fryers?
At 15L with a 2400W element, it's built for bulk cooking rather than single portions. Smaller air fryers usually require multiple batches for the same family meal.
Will the Airfryer 15L work with Uganda's power supply?
Yes, it runs on the standard 240V Type G supply used across Uganda. At UGX 320,000, it's a practical choice for households looking to cut oil and gas costs in daily cooking.