Cuisinart CHW-12 Coffee Plus 12 Cup Coffee Maker and Hot H2O System - Black

• Includes charcoal and gold-tone filters to ensure the purest coffee flavour.
  
• Two water reservoirs.
  
• Programmable controls for auto-on\auto-off times, carafe temp. and 1-4 cup brew option.
  
• Ready indicator lights.
  
• Detachable drip tray.
  
• 12 cup glass
  
• 1775 watts of power.
  
• Size; 10.5 inch X 8 inch X 14.5 inch.
  
• Limited three year warranty.
  

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