Vulcan C24EA3-PS Convection Steamer, Countertop, Electric, Powersteam Series With Superheate
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Vulcan C24EA3-PS Convection Steamer, Countertop, Electric, Powersteam Series With Superheate Description
Convection Steamer, countertop, electric, PowerSteam Series with Superheated Steam, 1 compartment, 24″ wide, (3) 12″ x 20″ x 2-1/2″ pans capacity, high output stainless steel steam generator with Timed Smart Drain & PowerFlush, staged water fill, professional controls with 60-minute timer, buzzer & constant steam feature, cook/ready lights & power switch, split water lines, stainless steel interior & exterior, leveling feet, cULus, UL EPH Classified
Product Details
- Pan / Tray Size Capacity: 12″ x 20″ pans
- Capacity per Compartment: 2 – 5 pans / trays
- Operation: electric operation
Product Details
- Dimensions: 19.5 in Height x 24 in Wide x 33 in Depth
- Weight: 140 lbs
Vendor: Vulcan
MPN: C24EA3-PS
Additional information
| Weight | 140 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 24 × 33 × 19.5 in |
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Vulcan
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