King Edward KEE-CLCOMPBLK Classic Compact Potato Oven
Accessories
- Highly efficient convection oven
- Illuminated heated display compartment
- Colour: Black
- Independently heated integral Bain Marie
- Removable, toughened glass front
- Sneeze screen
- Write-on/wipe-off menu board
- Stainless steel oven interior
- Removable trays and tray guides for easy cleaning
- Versatile cooking ability
- Plugs into a 13 amp socket
- 90 minute audible timer
- 4 shelf positions
- Capacity = 20 x 300 gms potatoes
- Approx. cooking time - 1 hour for 300 gm potatoes
- Pull out display oven serving tray
- Plus some in display oven
- Thermostatically controlled and economical to run
- Oven Dimensions: 320 x 270 x 220 H
- Tray size: 315 x 260 mm
- Power 2.695 kW; 13 amp
- WARRANTY: 12 months Parts & Labour
- Dimensions: 450 x 450 x 440 [h]
- Weight: 38 kgs.
About the Product and Brand
With an integral two-pot bain marie for hot fillings, and flat work surface, the Classic Compact is increasingly the potato oven of choice for smaller catering and food service outlets. The reason why is fairly plain to see.
The Classic Compact from King Edward combines a highly efficient convection potato oven with an illuminated display/storage area and independently heated integral Bain Marie - all in one stunningly effective unit.
The Compact is suitable for back bar or counter top cooking and presents an enticing view of ready to serve jacket potatoes from both sides. It has a removable, toughened glass front with a sneeze screen and write-on/wipe-off menu board, for you to customize with your own menu every day.
The stainless steel oven interior has coved corners and removable trays for easy and safe cleaning and versatile cooking ability.
King Edward also designed and produced the first convection oven potato baker, keeping pace with the modern kitchen and its requirements for even better cooking results and a more versatile oven. More recently we launched our Vista range of ovens, proving that modern design can still fulfil the role of potato baker whilst delivering outstanding display and performance.
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Sydney Commercial Kitchens can provide you with Pro-Forma Invoices that are acceptable at any bank or finance provider to assist you in your application process.
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