Discover how our Countertop Electric Fryers, ideal for restaurants and food trucks;
Upgrade your commercial kitchen with the BCEF-7D 7LBS Double Basin Countertop Electric Fryer, a compact yet efficient solution for frying small to medium batches of food. Designed for restaurants, cafes, and small commercial kitchens, this fryer delivers consistent heat, fast cooking, and reliable operation for busy foodservice environments.
Key Features:
Double Basin Design: Fry two different foods simultaneously, increasing kitchen efficiency for restaurant kitchen equipment.
7LBS Capacity: Ideal for small-to-medium volume frying in commercial restaurant operations.
Perfect for businesses looking to choose the right commercial electric fryer, the BCEF-7D Double Basin Fryer delivers reliability, efficiency, and consistent performance to meet your restaurant and business needs.
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Dimensions (wxdxh) 21 1/4” x 15” x 11 1/8 ” Basket (wxdxh) 7” x 6 1/2” x 3 3/5 ” (two)
Shipping:
Box dimensions (wxdxh) 23 5/8” x 17 7/8” x 13 3/8”
Weight
Current 2 x 14.83 A
Plug type 2 x NEMA 5-15P
Requires 2 x 20AMP breaker
| Precise Temperature Control | Adjustable thermostat ensures consistent cooking temperatures for perfect results every time. |
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| Durable Construction | Heavy-duty stainless steel exterior provides long-lasting performance and easy cleaning. |
| Countertop Convenience | Compact design fits easily on counters while maintaining efficient frying capacity. |
| Power | Supply Power 2 x 1780 W Voltage AC120 Current 2 x 14.83 A Plug type 2 x NEMA 5-15P Requires 2 x 20AMP breaker |
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