Commercial baking speed ovens SPEED.Pro™ XASW-03HS-EDDS 3 trays 18″ x 13″
ID: 245596
SPEED.Pro™ is the world's first and only speed baking oven: a
convection oven and a speed baking oven in a single piece of
equipment. Thanks to the large baking chamber of the SPEED.Pro™,
you can use the Bake mode to bake up to 3 460 x 330 trays of
bakery or pastry products, even frozen ones, obtaining perfectly
uniform results. The Speed mode allows you to cook and
regenerate food, in single or multiple portions, in record time
thanks to the combination of controlled hot air flows, microwave
technology and the special Speed. Plate baking tray that transmits
heat by contact, perfectly toasting all bread-based products.
Commercial baking speed ovens SPEED.Pro™ XASW-03HS-SDDS 3 trays 18″ x 13″
ID: 2455961
SPEED.Pro™ is the world's first and only speed baking oven: a
convection oven and a speed baking oven in a single piece of
equipment. Thanks to the large baking chamber of the SPEED.Pro™,
you can use the Bake mode to bake up to 3 460 x 330 trays of
bakery or pastry products, even frozen ones, obtaining perfectly
uniform results. The Speed mode allows you to cook and
regenerate food, in single or multiple portions, in record time
thanks to the combination of controlled hot air flows, microwave
technology and the special Speed. Plate baking tray that transmits
heat by contact, perfectly toasting all bread-based products.
RAPIDO Speed Oven Adjustable temperature from 86°F (30°C) to 536°F (280°C)
- Up to 80 recipes with 6 steps each
- USB port to upload/download recipes
- Easy to clean
- Adjustable temperature from 86°F (30°C) to 536°F (280°C)
- User Friendly Interface
- Cool to the touch exterior
- Certified ventless with easy removable catalytic converter
- Variable-speed impingement airflow
- Independently controlled top and bottom heaters
- Ventless side panels allow for zero side clearance installation
- Allows the use of metal pans
- Constructed from AISI430 (exterior) and AISI304 (interior) stainless steel
- Warranty – 1 year parts and labor