Point se yon mak elektwonik pou konsomatè ki espesyalize nan aparèy kay, tankou recho endiksyon, recho, èkondisyone pòtab, ak aspiratè robotik.
Pwen is a home appliance brand that offers a wide range of products designed to enhance daily living through functionality and tailored design. The brand's portfolio is particularly strong in kitchen solutions, featuring induction cookers, ceramic stoves, and advanced hobs with integrated extractors such as the Cyclone and Hurricane models. These appliances are designed with flexible power configurations to suit various electrical setups and safety standards.
Beyond the kitchen, Point provides home climate and cleaning solutions, including high-performance portable air conditioners and robotic vacuum cleaners equipped with gyro navigation and self-emptying capabilities. Point products are widely distributed in the Nordic region, with documentation and support materials frequently available in Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish, alongside English.
Dènye manyèl yo soti nan manuals+ òganize pou mak sa a.
Kesyon komen sou manyèl, anrejistreman, ak sipò pou mak sa a.
Point induction hobs, such as the Hurricane and Cyclone models, often support multiple voltage configurations including 230V 1N~ and 400V 2N~ or 3N~, allowing them to be installed in homes with different electrical phases by a qualified electrician.
When not in use, ensure the water drainage function has been utilized to empty the bottom tray. Clean the filters and store the unit in a dry place to prevent mold or damage.
No. The user manual for the Point robotic vacuum (e.g., DUSTY600 Plus) explicitly warns against using the appliance in wet or waterlogged environments to avoid damage to the electronics.
No. The installation guides for Point hobs state that all electrical connections must be performed by a qualified electrician to ensure safety and compliance with local regulations.