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Salamander Grills
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2.1kW | Width: 440mm
2.8kW. 12A. Width: 640mm
Automatic. Power 2.4kW. 315(H)x 582(W)x 312(D)mm
LPG/Propane
3kW. 12A. Width: 639mm
Power: 2.2kW. Dimensions: 370(H)x 600(W)x 290(D)mm
Power: 3.2kW. 15 Slice. Dimensions: 355(H) x 690(W) x 455(D)mm
2.8kW. Width: 450mm
High speed. 15 slice capacity. Variable control. 15 Amps
Dimensions: 370(H)x 600(W)x 290(D)mm
10A Plug. 6 slice capacity. Smooth plate. Includes electronic timer
Capacity: 8 slice. High speed toasting and grilling. Variable control. 10 Amps
High speed. 8 slice capacity. Variable control. 15 Amps
LPG/Propane
Power: 1.5kW | Single grill | Ribbed upper & lower plates
Natural Gas
Power: 6kw. Cooking surface: 900mm. SN8200E
High speed. 6 slice capacity. Variable control. 10 Amps
Power: 3.24kw. Cooking surface: 600mm. SN8100E
15A plug. Power: 3.45kW. 320(H)x 616(W)x 390(D)mm
Power: 4kW
10A Plug. 8 slice capacity. Smooth plate. Includes electronic timer
15A Plug. 8 slice capacity. Smooth plate. Includes electronic timer
Using a salamander grill is a fast and reliable way to grill, toast, brown or melt food. The high temperature range of a commercial grill guarantees quick results, and means it can also be used to temporarily hold hot food at a set temperature. Unlike a contact grill, it does not require manual pressure to cook food.
Positioning a salamander grill machine at eye level makes it quick and easy to monitor progress as you cook or finish off your food. Like any commercial griller, they are heavy duty and built to last in any professional setting. With a range of gas or electric grill models to choose from, these units are an efficient and dependable choice for commercial kitchens. This guide to Using a Salamander Grill contains further tips and expert advice.