Groen XS-208-12-3 6-Pan Intek Convection Steamer - Countertop, Connectionless, 208V 3-Phase

The cavity of the XS-208-12-3 takes six 12 x 20 x 2-1/2 in hotel pans, loaded straight off the prep bench. Groen heats it with electric elements, so the site needs no boiler room and no fuel line. The pans it fills are the pans that go to the line, which is what keeps the handling down.

Being connectionless, it is installed with a circuit and nothing else, the reservoir being filled at the unit rather than piped to it. Input is 12 kW. Circulation is the other half of it: this is a convection steamer, so the steam is moved across the pans instead of being left to find its own way round them.

Construction is 14 gauge reinforced stainless in the cavity, behind a two panel door whose outer skin is the same gauge. Indicator lights cover COOK, STANDBY, HEAT and LOW WATER, which is the whole of what an operator needs to see at a glance. The cavity is lined in stainless steel, which is the surface that gets wiped at the end of a shift. Operation is a power button and a 60 minute timer with a continuous steam setting, plus a READY light to say when the cavity is up. NSF appears on the sheet.

Mounting is table top, which keeps the floor clear but puts the load on the counter. This build is wired for 208 V three phase. The space to allow is 28-5/16 Inch wide by 15-1/2 Inch deep and 16 Inch high. The clearance a service technician needs is worth settling before the unit is boxed in.

Features

• Optional support stand — a bench now, a stand later.
• Supplied for 208 V three-phase — one configuration per part number.
• Connectionless — no water line and no drain.
• Built-in timer — repeatable cook times, batch after batch.
• Low-water cut-off — the element cannot be run dry.
• NSF listed — clears the sanitation standard at inspection.
• Stands 16 Inch high — clears a standard bench run.
• 6 pans per cycle — batch cooking straight into pans.
• 14 gauge stainless cavity — takes daily pan loading undistorted.

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