Luus ESP-1C 1 Burner Induction Stockpot Boiler
- Single Induction Stockpot Boiler
- 15kW rapid induction high-frequency coil technology
- 6mm microcrystalline seamless and impact-resistant glass
- Suitable for use with pots up to 600mm (approx 165L)
- 8 Level heat settings with LED visual power display
- Auto detection turns heating off when wok is removed
- Running water accessible via rear laundry arm
- Zinc-aluminium alloy burner handle
- AISI grade stainless used on all external panels
- 1 .5mm SS304 one-piece pressed deck
- High quality engineering and craftsmanship throughout
- Bring stock to the boil quickly; then reduce heat to simmer
- Instant heat transfer delivering unmatched performance
- Lower ambient heat for a more comfortable kitchen
- 90%+ thermal efficiency results in lower energy costs
- Safer than gas with zero carbon emissions or combustion
- Durable, versatile, and easy to clean and service
- 1 year warranty (Extendable to 2 years)
- Power: 15kW, 21.7 A, 3PH, 50Hz
- Dimensions: 600 x 750 x 1300mm[h]
About the Product and Brand
ESP-1C 1 Burner Induction Stockpot Boilers
Bring stock to the boil quickly and reduce heat to simmer. Instant heat transfer delivering unmatched performance. 8 heat settings with visual power display. Water access via laundry arm. 6mm microcrystalline ceramic glass, suitable for use with pots up to 600mD (165L).
Luus Industries was created from engineer Don Luu’s passion to build, innovate and improve. Housed within our purpose built facility in Melbourne’s West, we are proudly committed to the growth of manufacturing in Melbourne. Our agile approach to the entire design and manufacturing process allows us to build products tailored towards the Australian market
People, sustainability, the environment and our local community are at the heart of everything we do. From product design to the production line, Luus combine smart style with high performance. We always provide excellent service, because that’s all that matters. We welcome you to join us at our beautiful on-site demonstration kitchen, meet with our design engineers, or tour the manufacturing floor anytime.
Finance Options
There are two main finance suppliers that are recognised as the market leaders within our industry. If you are looking for additional choices for your finance then we also have other providers that you can select. With all these finance companies you can download application forms direct from our website, use calculators to find out what your repayments will be or phone them directly for approvals.
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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