1000 Series Airfryer 3.4 Qt: researched product profile

What it is, and who it might fit

1000 Series Airfryer 3.4 Qt is a single-basket air fryer in Philips's documented US range. Its advertised capacity is 3.4 US quarts.

An undivided basket suits food that benefits from one shared cooking surface. Larger advertised volume does not establish how many portions will lie flat.

Manual time/temperature dials and RapidAir circulation. Only directly named methods recorded; manufacturer advertises twelve methods. Electrical and dimension records not imported from other regions. 2026-10-03: US manual asks for at least 10 cm (converted exactly) at the back, both sides and above; front space is not quantified. US spec data labels Product Length 14.0, Width 10.1, Height 11.0 in; length is treated as front-to-back depth.

What to check before buying

The stated exterior width is 10.1 inches. Allow additional space specified by the manual and room to open the appliance.

Usable single-layer food area is unknown. Exact accessory compatibility and release dates are not inferred from this model's name. These limitations matter more than a decorative score.

The specifications

Exact model / market	NA110/00 / US
Layout	single
Advertised total capacity	3.4 US qt
Per-basket capacity	Unknown
Basket count / chamber	1
Exterior width	10.1 in
Exterior depth	14 in
Exterior height	11 in
Rated power	Unknown
Voltage	Unknown
Documented functions	Air Fry, Bake, Grill, Roast, Reheat, Defrost, Dehydrate
Cleaning statement	Unknown
Warranty statement	Unknown
Usable basket measurements	Unknown
Full operating clearances	3.937007874015748 in sides; 3.937007874015748 in rear; 3.937007874015748 in above
First US on-sale date	Unknown

Functions shown are documented modes, not necessarily an exhaustive program list. Dimensions describe the appliance, not packaging. Manufacturer serving and performance claims are not our measurements.

Materials, component by component

No component-level materials statement has been recorded. The chemistry of an unspecified coating remains unknown. This does not imply that it is hazardous.