Microwaves, Cookers, Water Dispensers and Fans: Home Essentials

Smaller appliances often make the biggest difference to daily life. Here is what to consider when choosing a microwave, cooker, dispenser or fan.
Microwaves
Our range includes 20-litre and 25-litre grill models from Hisense and Vision Plus.
20L solo or basic models suit reheating, defrosting and small households.
25L grill models give more space and can grill food, but a grill is not the same as a full oven.
Check the internal size before buying, particularly if you want to use large plates. Ensure good ventilation around the appliance.

Standing cookers
The Vision Plus 50×50 Standing Cooker is a compact option for many Kenyan kitchens. Before purchasing, check the combination of gas burners, electric plates and oven type on the listing.
Safety is the priority:
- Use the right regulator and hose for gas appliances.
- Have a competent person connect gas.
- Check for leaks using soapy water, never a flame.
- Keep curtains and paper away.
- Ensure kitchens are ventilated.
Electric ovens draw a lot of power, so confirm your wiring can handle the load.
Water dispensers
Vision Plus offers dispensers providing hot and normal water, as well as models with cold or super-cold water. Hot water dispensers are helpful for tea and instant meals. Cold water models are great for hot climates.
Replace water bottles properly and clean the dispenser regularly. Keep hot taps safely away from young children and use child locks where provided.
A dispenser that cools or heats water uses electricity continuously unless it is switched off, so turn it off when you are away for a long time.

Standing fans
The Vision Plus 18-inch standing fan is a simple and low-cost way to stay cool in hot weather. It is particularly useful in Mombasa, Kisumu and during Nairobi's warm season. Look for adjustable height and oscillation, and clean the blades periodically.
Power protection and outages
Surges can damage appliances. Use a good surge protector, especially for electronics inside microwaves and dispensers. During outages, a portable power station can run some small devices, but heating appliances draw a lot of power and quickly drain it.

Delivery
Large items have different delivery terms from small ones. Check the product page and checkout. For bigger appliances, see fridges and freezers and washing machines.
In the shop now
Current prices and stock from our catalogue.
Vision Plus 50×50 Standing Cooker
From KSh 22,500 + VAT
Vision Plus Hot, Normal & Super Cold Water Dispenser (VPWD3SC)
KSh 17,500 + VAT
Hisense 25L Grill Microwave
KSh 14,000 + VAT
Vision Plus 25L Grill Microwave
KSh 13,000 + VAT
Vision Plus Hot, Normal & Cold Water Dispenser (VPWD2HC)
KSh 11,500 + VAT
Vision Plus 20L Microwave, Black
KSh 10,000 + VAT
Hisense 20L Microwave
From KSh 9,000 + VAT
Vision Plus Hot & Normal Water Dispenser (VPWD2HN)
KSh 9,000 + VAT
Buying from FancyTech
Visit us at Rehema House, Standard Street, Nairobi, or order online for delivery in 1–3 hours in Nairobi and next day countrywide. Delivery is KSh 300 in Nairobi and KSh 600 to other counties, and free on orders above KSh 150,000. Each listing states its condition and warranty. See our returns policy or contact us with any question.
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