
Philips Avent SCF355/06 Baby Bottle Warmer
- 220-240 V power, check your outlet before buying
- 300 Watts power consumption
- 4 ounces in 3 minutes heating time
- Defrost setting for breast milk and baby food
- All Philips Avent bottles, toddler cups, most food jars
- 5.85 x 6.31 x 5.5 inches, 1.7 pounds
- BPA, latex, lead, phthalate free materials
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A compact warmer that heats milk evenly in a water bath and also defrosts, made for Avent bottles and most food jars. Its voltage rating must match your mains, so confirm your outlet first.
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ASIN: B00LJ64JR4Model: SCF355/00Category: Bottle Warmers
Overview
Warming starts by adding water, setting the dial and flipping the switch on the back, then the Philips Avent unit heats the bottle or jar while the milk circulates. A light shows the warmer is on, and a blinking light signals the contents are warm.
Even heating without hotspots and a defrost mode for frozen breast milk make it useful for night feeds beside the bed. Heat-up times come from the instruction guide rather than an automatic program, and the voltage rating will not match every home.
Who it's for
Night feeds from a nightstand and daytime warming of jarred food on a kitchen counter are the jobs it covers. Parents using another bottle brand, or living where the outlet voltage differs, should confirm fit and power before ordering.
Pros and cons
- Heats evenly without hotspots
- Defrost setting for milk and food
- Fits all Philips Avent bottles and cups
- Small enough for a nightstand
- Voltage rating limits where it can be used
- Heat-up time worked out from the guide
- Fit with other bottle brands not listed
- Water must be added for each use
Performance notes
Water around the container transfers heat, and circulation inside the milk spreads it so no hot pocket forms. Bottle size, starting temperature and the dial setting decide how long a warm takes, which is why the guide matters. Always test the contents before feeding.
Specifications
| Brand | Philips Avent |
|---|---|
| Model | SCF355/00 |
| Power Consumption | 300 watts |
Frequently asked questions
How do I know when the bottle is warm in the Philips Avent warmer?
A light blinks to show the contents are warmed. Always test the internal temperature before feeding.
How do I set the heat-up time on the Philips Avent bottle warmer?
Add water, turn the dial and use the included instruction guide to calculate the correct heat-up time.
Is the Philips Avent warmer the same as using a microwave?
No. It warms in water while the milk circulates, so it avoids the hotspots a microwave can cause.