A commercial-grade fryer designed for busy kitchens, food trucks and catering. It’s a multifunctional stainless-steel deep fryer optimized for frying chicken, French fries and other fried foods quickly and efficiently.
The listing shows mixed info (Power Source: Gas; Type: Electric). Many suppliers offer both gas and electric variants. Confirm the exact model with the seller before ordering — gas models require a gas connection, electric models use 110–220V.
Weight is listed as 15 kg. Exact dimensions vary by model (the spec shows "As Model"). Check the specific model specification sheet or product listing for precise L×W×H measurements.
Electric models are rated 110V–220V (confirm whether a single- or three-phase supply is required). Gas models require an appropriate commercial gas line (natural gas or LPG) and a regulator. Verify requirements with the seller and arrange professional installation.
The fryer is made from durable stainless steel for longevity, easy cleaning and corrosion resistance in commercial environments.
Designed for fried chicken and French fries, it can also handle other battered or breaded proteins, vegetables, churros, tempura and similar deep-fried menu items.
The unit is marketed as high-efficiency with rapid heating and consistent temperature control, which shortens cook times and reduces fuel/electricity use compared with less efficient models.
Ensure proper ventilation, use a professional to connect gas models, check for leaks, never overfill with oil, maintain correct oil levels, keep water away from hot oil, use thermostats/thermocouples where provided, and train staff on emergency shut-off procedures.
Gas models must be installed by a licensed gas fitter with the correct regulator and ventilation. Electric models should be connected by a certified electrician to the appropriate supply. Follow local codes and the manufacturer’s installation instructions.
Allow oil to cool, drain and filter daily, remove and clean baskets and screens, wipe interior/exterior with non-abrasive cleaners, descale or deep-clean the tank per manufacturer guidance, inspect burners/electrical components regularly, and replace worn seals or parts promptly.
Filter oil daily or between high-volume batches. Replace oil based on food type and usage—often every few days to a few weeks in heavy commercial use. Monitor oil color, odor and foaming to determine replacement timing.
Accessory inclusion varies by model and seller. Many units include baskets and a drain system, but always verify the exact accessories (baskets, lids, spare parts) on the product page or with the supplier.
Warranty and support terms are set by the seller/manufacturer (brand listed as Xunjinfeng). Ask the seller for warranty length, what it covers, availability of spare parts and local service options before purchase.
Certifications are not listed in the provided description. Request documentation from the seller for CE, NSF, UL or local compliance certificates if required for your commercial operation.
Consider fuel type (gas vs electric), production capacity (batches per hour), footprint, ventilation constraints, local code requirements, and available accessories. Ask the supplier for model specs and expected throughput to match your menu volume.
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