Waring CTS1000B Heavy-Duty Conveyor Toaster, 1000 Slices per Hour, 2 in Opening, 2700W, 208V

The Waring CTS1000B is the 208V version of Waring's CTS1000 heavy-duty conveyor toaster, rated for up to 1000 slices per hour. It keeps the 2" product opening and 10" conveyor of the 120V model but adds the extra power of 208V service (2700 watts) for much higher throughput. It is intended for high-volume breakfast buffets, institutions and sandwich operations.

High-Volume 208V Conveyor Toasting

A conveyor toaster keeps product moving continuously, so there is no waiting on slots to pop and no bottleneck when a crowd hits the buffet. Running on 208V lets the CTS1000B put considerably more heat into the toasting chamber than the 120V CTS1000, which is what lifts its rated output to about 1000 slices per hour. The 2" opening accepts bagels, English muffins and thick-cut breads as well as standard slices.

The CTS1000 platform uses a conveyor speed control to set toast color, an energy-saving STANDBY function for slow periods and Power ON and READY indicator lights. Its compact, brushed stainless steel body with cool-touch side panels suits front-of-house and self-serve locations.

Why Operators Choose It

• Very high output: up to 1000 slices per hour
• Fits thick products: 2" opening for bagels and thick bread
• Wide belt: 10" conveyor
• Adjustable toast color: conveyor speed control
• Energy saving: STANDBY function during lulls
• Front-of-house ready: compact stainless steel body with cool-touch side panels

Controls

A conveyor speed control sets toast color, a STANDBY function reduces energy use between rushes, and Power ON and READY lights show status.

Ideal For

• High-volume hotel and resort breakfast buffets
• Hospitals, universities and corporate cafeterias
• Sandwich and sub shops toasting bread and buns
• Banquet and catering kitchens

Specifications

Electrical & Installation

• Power: 208V, 60 Hz, single phase, 2700 W
• Confirm service: verify 208V at the installation point before ordering; the CTS1000 is the 120V version
• Circuit: have an electrician confirm the receptacle and circuit sizing to local code
• Placement: leave clear space at the conveyor entry and exit

Specifications per Waring data; subject to change by the manufacturer.