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SPT APPLIANCE INC.

SPT APPLIANCE INC. EPC-14D 6 Qt Induction Cooker 1000W

SKU CH-31V1-DGHRN MPN EPC-14D

A 6-quart digital pressure cooker with 10 pre-set programs, a quick-release button, 304 stainless steel inner pot, safety lid lock, delay timer up to 24 hours, and 1000W power

  • Name6-Quart Digital Stainless Steel Electric Pressure Cooker
  • FeaturesQuick release Button: quickly release pressure with the push
  • Power Consumption1000W
  • Power Supply120V / 60Hz
  • Dimensions13.25" x 13.50" x 11.50"
  • Weight10.88 lbs.
  • Quick pressure release with one-touch button
  • Food-grade 304 stainless steel inner pot
  • Safety lid lock prevents opening under pressure
  • 10 pre-set programs cover soup, rice, yogurt and more
  • 24-hour delay timer starts cooking while you are away

6 Qt Digital Pressure Cooker

The SPT EPC-14D is a 6-quart electric pressure cooker with ten pre-set programs covering soup, meat, rice, yogurt and sterilise functions. A quick-release button vents pressure instantly, while a safety lid lock prevents opening while pressurised. The inner pot uses food-grade 304 stainless steel for durability and easy cleaning. It suits households wanting one appliance to replace several countertop devices.

1000 W 120 V Power Limits

The unit draws 1000 watts from a standard 120 V 60 Hz outlet, so it must run on a circuit that can sustain that load without tripping. Pressurised cooking reaches higher temperatures than boiling or steaming, cutting cooking time but requiring the lid to stay locked until pressure drops. The delay timer can start a cycle up to 24 hours later, yet the keep-warm function only holds food after the programmed cycle finishes.

Check Counter Space And Circuit

Verify the 13.25 by 13.50 by 11.50 inch footprint fits your available countertop area with clearance for steam venting. Confirm the kitchen circuit handles 1000 W alongside other appliances to avoid overloads. The 10.88 lb weight means the cooker stays put during use, but ensure the surface is level and heat-resistant. Buyers needing larger capacity or stovetop compatibility should consider other formats.

Highlights

  • Quick pressure release with one-touch button
  • Food-grade 304 stainless steel inner pot
  • Safety lid lock prevents opening under pressure
  • 10 pre-set programs cover soup, rice, yogurt and more
  • 24-hour delay timer starts cooking while you are away

Specifications

BrandSunpentown
Name6-Quart Digital Stainless Steel Electric Pressure Cooker
ModelEPC-14D
FeaturesQuick release Button: quickly release pressure with the push of a button
Stainless Pot: inner pot is made of food grade 304 stainless steel
Safety Lid Lock prevents accidental opening when pressurized
10 Pre-Set Programs: soup/stew, meat/chicken, beans/potatoes, yogurt, brown/saute, rice, slow cook, cake, steam and sterilize
1 Pot Multi-cooker: replaces slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, yogurt maker, multiple pots and pans
Delay Timer: up to 24 hours delay cooking timer
Faster Cooking Time: cooks faster than traditional methods and preserves more flavor and nutrients
Up to 6 Hours M
Power Consumption1000W
Power Supply120V / 60Hz
Dimensions13.25" x 13.50" x 11.50"
Weight10.88 lbs.
Shipping weight3.18 kg
Package size356 × 356 × 305 mm

Questions about this item

Which 6-quart capacity model should I choose for pressure cooking?

The EPC-14D is the single 6-quart model offered; it provides 10 pre-set programs, a quick-release button, a 304 stainless steel inner pot and a 24-hour delay timer in one unit.

What does the 1000-watt rating mean for daily cooking?

The 1000-watt element powers the induction base to reach pressure quickly, cutting cooking time versus conventional pots while running on a standard 120-volt, 60-hertz household circuit.

What interface does the cooker use and what does it limit?

It plugs into a 120-volt, 60-hertz outlet, so the 1000-watt heater is capped by that supply; no other data or communication ports are present.

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