
Luna, the Plastic-Free Kettle
Water Never Touches Plastic
★ 4.8/5 · 699 Reviews · 2-year warranty · Free same-day shipping · Easy returns
Why a Plastic-Free Kettle Matters
You switched to glass containers. You filter your water. The Luna Electric Kettle Pro is the last piece: a 100% stainless steel water path. No plastic, no silicone, no glue anywhere your water goes.

Pick Your Finish
Four premium finishes, made to fit.


Real-Time Control
A high-definition LCD shows your temperature, target, and progress in real time. Every change appears the moment you make it.

Temperature,
Held Steady.
Luna holds the temperature you set for 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes, ready when you are.
In Denver, Water Boils at 202°F
That's physics at 5,280 feet. Luna calibrates for your elevation, from sea level all the way to 9,900 feet, so your presets mean the same thing on a mountain as they do at the beach.

Set It Once. Luna Remembers.
The Smart Base holds your presets, sound, units, language, altitude, and hold time, so your 6 a.m. self never has to think about them.










Precise Temperature for Every Tea and Coffee
Set the temperature your drink calls for and Luna holds it. The same cup, every morning.
Set-and-Hold Temperature
Set any temperature from gentle warm to full boil, one degree at a time. Coffee, herbs, or a baby bottle: Luna reaches it and holds it.



Brew Your Way with One-Touch Presets
Smart presets choose the right temperature and steep time for each style, from bold black to delicate herbal. When you want a different profile, dial it in, one degree at a time.




Choose Your Brewing Style

Materials: 304 Stainless Steel, Welded Not Glued
The chamber, lid, spout, and gauge are 304 stainless steel. The spout is welded, not glued. There is no silicone in the water path, and no plastic anywhere water or steam can reach. Nothing leaches, nothing lingers, and your water tastes like water.

Materials: 304 Stainless Steel, Welded Not Glued
The chamber, lid, spout, and gauge are 304 stainless steel. The spout is welded, not glued. There is no silicone in the water path, and no plastic anywhere water or steam can reach. Nothing leaches, nothing lingers, and your water tastes like water.
Made for Safety,
Designed for You.
Luna vs. a Typical Electric Kettle

Luna Kettle

Typical Kettle
Plastic-Free Water Path
Only 304 stainless steel touches your water. No plastic, no silicone, no glue.
Plastic Components
Plastic lid seals, gauge windows or glued spouts touch boiling water and can affect taste.
One-Degree Temperature Control
Set any temperature from 104°F to 212°F in 1-degree steps, or use one of 6 presets.
Boil Only
Heats to boiling with no temperature control.
Temperature Hold
Holds your chosen temperature for 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes.
Basic Keep Warm
Holds one fixed temperature, or none at all.
Altitude Calibration
Adjusts the boil for your elevation, from sea level to 9,900 feet.
No Altitude Setting
Boil point is not adjusted for elevation.
Live LCD Display
Shows real-time temperature and status at a glance.
Indicator Light
A single light shows on or off.
How to choose a plastic-free kettle
Tested by an Independent Lab
Light Labs, an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory, tested Luna for heavy metals, bisphenols (BPA, BPS, BPF), phthalates and PFAS. Results: Not Detected across all four panels.
Plastic-Free Kettle FAQ
No. Everything your water and steam touch inside Luna Kettle is stainless steel: the inner chamber, spout, gauge, the underside of the lid and the base. There is no plastic, no silicone and no gasket anywhere in the water or steam path. The base is laser-welded, so the kettle is steel from bottom to lid.
Welded. The spout is joined to the stainless steel body by laser welding, a solid metal-to-metal joint. No glue, silicone or adhesive is used at any point, so boiling water and steam only ever touch stainless steel.
Only 304 (18/8) stainless steel. The chamber, lid, spout and gauge are made from 304 stainless, the food-grade alloy valued for durability and corrosion resistance. The handle is rubber-wrapped for heat protection and sits outside the water path, so it never touches your water.
Most electric kettles have plastic or silicone somewhere along the water path: a lid seal, a gauge window, a glued spout or a base gasket. At boiling temperature those parts are in constant contact with your water. Luna removes all of them. What you pour has touched only stainless steel, with no plastic taste or smell. Read the research on why plastic-free matters.
A typical kettle boils without temperature control, often has plastic parts in contact with boiling water and keeps water warm at one fixed setting. Luna has a fully stainless steel water path, adjusts in 1-degree steps from 104 to 212°F, offers 6 one-touch presets, holds your chosen temperature for up to 120 minutes and calibrates for altitude up to 9,900 ft.
Yes. Each tea and coffee style brews best at a different temperature, and Luna lets you choose it exactly. Six one-touch presets cover green tea (176°F), white tea (165°F), oolong (194°F), French press (200°F), black tea and boiling (212°F) and baby formula (158°F), and the dial sets any temperature from 104 to 212°F in 1-degree steps for pour-over or anything else you brew.
Unplug and let it cool, wipe the outside with a soft damp cloth and rinse the inside with warm water; skip dish soap so no residue affects taste. Descale every 2 to 4 weeks, more often with hard water, using the SAKI Descaler included in the box. As a natural option, boil water with 2 tablespoons of lemon juice, or 1 part white vinegar to 3 parts water, let it sit, then rinse well.
Nothing to worry about. Luna switches off automatically after it boils, or when your chosen keep-warm time of 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes ends. Boil-dry protection also shuts it off if there is not enough water, protecting the heating element.
love the non-toxicity factor as someone with chem sensitivities
— Javier R.
All metal interior is great for health conscience… Looks great too.
— Robert O.
2-year warranty · Free same-day shipping · Easy returns
P.S. The only thing you're risking is finding out what water tastes like without the plastic.

