Техническая Спецификация для Philips AVENT Bottle feeding essentials SCD283 SCD283/01

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Issue date 2015-02-20
Version: 2.0.1
EAN: 08 71010 35603 71
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Specifications are subject to change without notice. 
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or their respective owners.
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SCD283/01
Bottle feeding essentials
Specifications
 
Microwave steam steriliser
Compact and lightweight (fits most microwaves); 
convenient for travel; large capacity (holds 6 Philips 
Avent bottles); ultra fast; easy to use (just add water, 
load and place in the microwave); safe, easy handling 
(side grips close the lid securely)
Bottles clinically proven
Unique anti-colic system consists of the Philips Avent 
teat and adapter ring allowing air to flow into the 
bottle instead of your baby's tummy for better 
digestion.***
Neoprene ThermaBag (Black)
Holds 2 Philips Avent Bottles, 2 toddler cups or 4 
storage cups and ensures bottles stay warm or cool 
(storage of cold expressed breast milk/formula or 
pre-boiled hot water for up to 4 hours).
Milk powder dispenser
This handy little unit carries 3 pre-measured 
portions of milk powder in separate compartments. 
When you're ready to feed, just pour the powder 
into the bottle of pre-boiled cooled water. Remove 
inner sections to use as a bowl or container.
Bottle and teat brush
Specially curved brush head and moulded handle-tip 
reach the corners of all types of bottles, teats and 
feeding equipment for thorough cleaning.
Country of origin
• EU
What is included
• Microwave steam steriliser: 1 pcs
• Classic Bottle 9 oz: 4 pcs
• Classic Bottle 4 oz: 2 pcs
• Extra soft Newborn Flow Teat: 2 pcs
• Extra soft Slow Flow Teat: 4 pcs
• Soft, Fast Flow teat: 2 pcs
• ThermaBag:  1 pcs
• Milk powder dispenser: 1 pcs
• Bottle and teat brush: 1 pcs
Development stages
• Stages: 0–6 months
* *A clinical study showed that at two weeks of age, babies showed 
less fussing than babies fed with another bottle. (Study conducted by 
the Institute of Child Health, London. 2008.)