Groen EE-100 100 Gallon Steam Jacketed Kettle - Stationary, 208V 3-Phase

Set on the deck and leveled, the EE-100 becomes part of the room rather than a vessel that moves, and it holds 100 gallons. Heating is by sealed element rather than by flame, so nothing about the installation involves a flue. What it changes is how often the station has to be run.

Groen does not state how far the jacket extends on this series, but the principle is the same: steam against the wall rather than flame under the pan. Maximum working pressure is 30 PSI. No tilt gear is fitted, which is a deliberate trade of a pour against one less assembly to service.

The kettle is built in 316 stainless, welded into a single piece, which leaves no internal seam for product to sit in. Type 316 stainless lines the vessel, and that grade is what carries an acidic menu year after year. A thermostat sets the temperature, with a pilot light reporting the state of the jacket, backed by a built-in contactor. The listings are UL, NSF and ASME.

This SKU is wired for 208 V three phase, and that circuit has to be run before the kettle arrives. Position is settled once, since a stationary kettle is leveled at installation and left there. How the batch leaves the vessel is settled before the position is.

Features

• Electric operation — no combustion air into the room.
• Jacket pressure gauge — the jacket state is read, not guessed.
• Rated 30 PSI maximum — the jacket limit is published.
• Jacket water sight glass — the level is read at a glance.
• Floor standing on stainless legs — fixed in the line.
• UL listed — the listing expected on a hard-wired appliance.
• Stationary body — product is drawn off, not poured.
• Solid one-piece welded construction — no joint through the surface.
• Wired for 208 V three-phase — the SKU is the circuit.
• Safety valve fitted — relief independent of the controls.

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