It is a commercial electric fryer designed for high-volume frying of foods such as fries, chicken, seafood, doughnuts and other fried items in restaurants, food trucks, catering and food processing environments.
The fryer has a 40 liter capacity (tank volume). Always fill only to the recommended max oil level shown in the product manual.
Power is 6000 W and the unit is rated for 220 V. At 220 V the unit draws approximately 27–28 A, so a properly sized dedicated circuit (typically 30 A or as local code requires) and correct grounding are recommended.
Dimensions are 55 × 60 × 95 cm (L × W × H) and the machine weight is about 50 kg. Allow additional space for ventilation and safe operation.
The fryer is constructed from food-grade stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance and ease of cleaning.
Yes. It is designed for commercial use in restaurants, cafes, food trucks and catering, and can also be used in home kitchens that require higher-capacity frying—provided electrical supply and space requirements are met.
Preheat time depends on starting oil temperature and type, but for a full 40 L tank you can typically expect roughly 15–25 minutes to reach common frying temperatures. Times will vary; consult the manual for guidance.
Basic steps: place on a stable, level, heat-resistant surface; connect to the correct 220 V circuit with proper grounding; fill oil only to the indicated level; set the temperature control and allow the unit to preheat; load food using fry baskets; never leave unattended and follow all safety instructions in the manual.
Allow oil to cool, then drain and filter it. Wipe down stainless surfaces with mild detergent and water, avoiding immersion of electrical components. Change oil regularly, inspect heating elements and seals, and replace any worn parts. Refer to the maintenance schedule in the product manual.
The product description states a high safety level. Follow recommended safety practices: do not overfill, avoid introducing water to hot oil, ensure proper ventilation, use PPE (heat-resistant gloves), and consult the manual or supplier for specific built-in protections such as thermostats or automatic shutoff.
It is generally not recommended to put large amounts of frozen food directly into hot oil because of excessive oil splatter and temperature drop. Thaw or remove excess ice where possible, and add food in small batches to maintain safe oil temperature.
Accessories included (fry baskets, lids, drain fittings, etc.) may vary by seller or configuration. Check the specific product listing or contact the supplier to confirm which accessories are included or available as options.
The term can refer to the fryer’s ability to handle oil-based frying and to features related to cleaning or oil-water separation in some models. Because naming varies, contact the supplier or check the technical specification sheet for the exact meaning in this model.
Certifications (CE, UL, etc.), warranty terms and after-sales service vary by manufacturer and seller. Ask the supplier for certification documents, warranty length and local service/parts support before purchase.
Install on a stable, non-combustible surface with adequate clearance and ventilation. Use a dedicated correctly rated electrical circuit with proper grounding. Keep water away from hot oil, never leave the fryer unattended, and train staff on emergency shutoff and safe frying procedures.
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