ASTROLUXE LIMITED
New Digital Waterless Electric Chafer
New Digital Waterless Electric Chafer
The new version of deluxe waterlless electic chafer is in stainless steel cover matched with ergonomic design handle and the sixth generation hydraulic hinge which is more duragel and able to provide users with best experience during usage.
The stainless steel cover in mirror polish in line with the chafer body to give an elegant presentation.
Waterless electric chafer is without waterpan which means no need to add water for warming and it can save manpower to check the water level from time to time.
Less is More. Less the water pan and brings us more efficiency and effective.
Waterless electric chafer only with 300W power consumption and it can achieve higher heating performance than traditional electric element.
Above all, With digital control panel, it is easier, more precise and user friendly for operating the chafer.
The waterless electric chafer is with EU patent and EU design registration.
Availble capacity: GN 1/1 full size in 8.5L | Round version in 36cm diameter 6.8L | GN 2/3 version in 5.5L.
Chafer Specification:
Voltage of 100V and 220V AC is also available
Power consumption is 300W
Initial heating time is 15 minutes
Temperature range is 40 degree Celsius to 90 degree Celsius
Food pan and Cover is in Stainless Steel 304
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