Immersion blender KITCHENAID 5KHBV83EOB — 180 W, black, stainless steel blade, 1.53 m cord

The KitchenAid 5KHBV83EOB immersion blender is a compact, corded hand blender in black designed for everyday kitchen tasks. It features a plastic housing, stainless steel blade and delivers 180 W of power with a motor speed range from 825 to 11,600 RPM. The unit includes a chopper accessory and has a 1.53 m cord for flexible use.

Advantages

This immersion blender combines a high maximum rotational speed with a lightweight design (0.935 kg) and a durable stainless steel blade, allowing efficient blending and processing of ingredients. The included chopper expands functionality for chopping vegetables, nuts or herbs, while button controls provide straightforward operation.

Suitable for

• Blending soups and sauces directly in the pot
• Pureeing cooked vegetables and fruits
• Chopping small quantities of vegetables, nuts and herbs with the chopper attachment
• Preparing smoothies and baby food

Key specifications

• Power: 180 W
• Rotational speed: 825–11,600 RPM
• Power source: AC 220–240 V
• Product colour: Black
• Cord length: 1.53 m
• Housing material: Plastic; Blade material: Stainless steel
• Weight: 0.935 kg

How to use

Attach the desired accessory (blending shaft or chopper) according to the user manual. Plug the appliance into an appropriate 220–240 V outlet. Submerge the blending shaft into the food before switching on to avoid splashing and start with a low speed, increasing as needed up to the maximum 11,600 RPM. For chopping, place ingredients into the chopper container, secure the lid and operate using the button controls in short pulses for even texture. After use, unplug the device and clean detachable parts following manufacturer instructions; wipe the main body with a damp cloth.

Usage recommendations

Do not operate the appliance continuously for extended periods; follow recommended duty cycles in the user manual to avoid motor overheating. Allow hot liquids to cool slightly before blending and avoid immersing the motor housing in water.