Two drawers of 3.8 litres each, running different functions at different temperatures, finishing at the same time.
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This is the AF300UK, the 7.6 litre Dual Zone. Two separate 3.8 litre drawers, each with its own crisper plate, each able to run a different function at a different temperature for a different length of time — and a Sync setting that makes them finish together.
That is the whole argument for it. A single-basket air fryer means the chips wait while the chicken cooks, or the chicken waits while the chips crisp. Two zones means a complete meal out of one appliance, or two different meals for two people who want different things.
Each drawer takes up to 1 kg of chips or a 1.6 kg chicken, and the pair together serve four to six portions. Six functions cover it: Max Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Reheat and Dehydrate. It runs at 2400 watts up to 240 degrees, controlled from a touchscreen rather than a dial.
It is not a small machine. 38 cm wide, 31.5 cm tall, 26.5 cm deep, and just under 10 kg — this is a thing that lives on the worktop rather than one you lift in and out of a cupboard. Measure the width before you order, particularly if it has to sit under a wall unit.
Both drawers and both crisper plates are non-stick and dishwasher safe. In the box: the air fryer with a UK plug, the two drawers, the two crisper plates and a recipe guide. Ninja offer a two-year guarantee on registration in the UK and Ireland.
One basket means one temperature and one timer, so something always waits. Two independent 3.8 litre drawers means the chips go on Max Crisp while the chicken roasts, at their own temperatures, for their own times. Sync holds whichever finishes first so both land together. It is the difference between an air fryer that makes a component and one that makes a dinner.
Up to 1 kg of chips in a drawer, or a 1.6 kg chicken. Across the two, four to six portions. Worth being concrete about, because 7.6 litres is the figure on the box and it is the total of two separate spaces — you cannot put a 2 kg joint in it. For a family of four doing a full tray of something, it is the right size; for one big roast, it is not.
Max Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Reheat and Dehydrate. Most owners live on the first two and use Reheat more than they expected. It reaches 240 degrees on 2400 watts, controlled from a touchscreen rather than a dial, and both drawers and their crisper plates go in the dishwasher afterwards.
38 cm wide, 31.5 cm tall and 26.5 cm deep, weighing 9.89 kg. That is a permanent worktop resident rather than something you lift out of a cupboard for the evening, and the height is what catches people out under a wall unit. If your run of worktop is tight, check the 38 cm before anything else.
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7.6 litres is the total of two separate 3.8 litre drawers, not one large space. Each drawer takes up to 1 kg of chips or a 1.6 kg chicken.
Yes — different function, temperature and time in each, independently. The Sync setting holds whichever finishes first so both are ready at the same moment.
38 cm wide, 31.5 cm tall and 26.5 cm deep, weighing 9.89 kg. It is a worktop appliance rather than a cupboard one. Check the height if it has to sit under a wall unit.
Max Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Reheat and Dehydrate. It runs at 2400 watts and reaches 240 degrees.
Both drawers and both crisper plates are non-stick and dishwasher safe. The unit itself wipes down.
Ninja offer a two-year guarantee on registration, in the UK and Ireland.
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