Description
180 g of steam boost, on demand.
1350W Quick Heat-Up · Ceramic Soleplate · 15–40 g/min Continuous Steam.
Philips DST1510/20 · scratch-resistant ceramic soleplate with even heat distribution · vertical ironing · Drip Stop · Auto Shut-Off · 360° swivel cord · transparent water tank · 240V · 1.23 kg · cotton, wool, silk and synthetics
The crease down the front of a starched cotton shirt is the whole test of a steam iron. Continuous steam at 15–40 g/min handles the everyday load, but the 180 g boost is what you press when the fabric fights back — thick denim, heavy cotton kurtas, a pleated saree border, the collar and cuffs that decide how a shirt looks on you. That burst drives steam deep into the weave in one pass instead of five, which matters through a Delhi monsoon when clothes come off the line heavy with humidity and set into their creases, and again in winter when woollens come out of storage folded flat for six months. Same iron, two gears.
Ceramic soleplate — the surface Philips built this iron around
A soleplate is judged on three things: how evenly it heats, how smoothly it glides, and whether it will still be smooth in two years. The ceramic soleplate on the DST1510/20 spreads heat evenly across its whole face, so there are no hot spots to scorch a silk kurta and no cold corners that leave a crease behind. It glides with almost no push needed, which is what turns a basket of clothes from a chore into twenty minutes. And it is scratch-resistant — the reason irons get retired is usually a soleplate that has been dragged over a zip or a button once too often and now snags and marks everything it touches. Ceramic resists that, and it will not stick to synthetics the way a bare metal plate can.
Drip Stop and Auto Shut-Off — the two features you will be glad of
Drip Stop keeps water in the tank instead of on your clothes when the iron is running at a lower temperature for silk or synthetics, so a delicate saree does not pick up a water mark in the middle of a press. Auto Shut-Off is the one that matters on a Delhi morning: the doorbell goes, the cook arrives, the school van honks — and the iron switches itself off on its own instead of sitting hot on the board. At 1.23 kg it is light enough to hold through a long session but has enough weight to press properly, and the 360° swivel cord follows your wrist instead of wrapping around the board, whichever side you iron from.
👕 Built for every fabric in the cupboard
Cotton
Full steam and the 180 g boost for shirts, kurtas and heavy cotton
Wool
Even ceramic heat for winter woollens brought out of storage
Silk
Lower heat with Drip Stop so sarees stay free of water marks
Synthetics
Non-stick ceramic glide that will not catch or shine the fabric
🎛️ How it handles day to day
1350W Quick Heat-Up
Ready fast, so one shirt before work is not a ten-minute wait
Continuous Steam
15–40 g/min driven deep into the fabric for everyday creases
Vertical Ironing
Steam a hanging kurta or curtain without taking it off the hanger
Transparent Tank
See the water level at a glance and refill before it runs dry
🛠️ Safety and comfort, engineered in
The 360° swivel cord is the quiet one — it stops the cable dragging across the shirt you have just pressed, and it works the same whether you iron left-handed or right-handed.
1350 watts brings the soleplate to working temperature fast and holds it there while you work through a pile, so the steam does not fade halfway down the basket. It runs on standard 240V household supply from any normal point.
Steam is what actually removes a crease — the heat only sets the result. A continuous 15 to 40 g/min penetrates cotton and linen properly on the first pass, so you are not going over the same sleeve three times.
Hold the iron upright and steam a kurta, a suit jacket or a curtain while it hangs. In a compact flat where the ironing board lives behind a cupboard, that alone saves setting anything up for a single garment.
The ceramic plate distributes heat uniformly across the full face, which is what stops the shine marks and scorch patches you get from a plate with hot spots — and it keeps its smooth glide instead of scratching up over time.
| Brand / Model | Philips DST1510/20 ✅ |
| Type | Steam Iron ✅ |
| Power | 1350 Watts ✅ |
| Continuous Steam Output | 15–40 g/min ✅ |
| Steam Boost | Up to 180 g ✅ |
| Soleplate | Ceramic — scratch-resistant, even heat distribution ✅ |
| Water Tank | Transparent tank for easy level monitoring ✅ |
| Vertical Ironing | Supported ✅ |
| Safety | Auto Shut-Off · Drip Stop ✅ |
| Cord | 360° Swivel ✅ |
| Voltage | 240 V ✅ |
| Weight | 1.23 kg ✅ |
| Colour | Blue ✅ |
| Suitable Fabrics | Cotton · Wool · Silk · Synthetics ✅ |
| In The Box | Philips steam iron · user manual · warranty card ✅ |
| Invoice | Mahajan Electronics seller invoice · GST invoice available ✅ |
Why buy from Mahajan Electronics?
- Authorised retail partner — 100% genuine Philips product
- 45+ years of trust in premium home appliances
- 24-hour delivery across Delhi NCR
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Philips DST1510/20 · 1350W Steam Iron · Ceramic Soleplate · 180 g Steam Boost · 15–40 g/min Continuous Steam · Vertical Ironing · Auto Shut-Off · Drip Stop · 360° Swivel Cord · Blue
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