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RESTAURANT DOUBLE DECKER GAS OVEN (42 1/4″ DEPTH) WITH COMPUTER CONTROLS – VULCAN
Food & Beverage Machinery, Heating Cooker, OvenRESTAURANT DOUBLE DECKER GAS OVEN (42 1/4″ DEPTH) WITH COMPUTER CONTROLS – VULCAN
DOUBLE DECK GAS CONVECTION OVENS
■VC44GD Solid state temperature controls adjust from 150° to 500°F. 60 minute timer with audible alarm.
■VC44GC Computer controls with digital time and temperature readouts. 99-hour timer with audible alarm. Roast and Hold cycle. One hundred programmable menu selections. Shelf I.D. programming.
Double deck ovens are supplied as separate units with a stacking kit.SKU: n/a
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When selecting an oven for your company’s needs, there are several important points to consider during the comparison and evaluation process.Common Comparison Points for Any Oven
1. Size and Capacity
Evaluate the size and cooking capacity of the oven. Consider the available space in your manufacturing facility and the volume of food you need to cook. Choose an oven that can accommodate your production requirements.
2. Heat Source
Assess the heat source options for the oven. Common options include gas, electric, or convection. Each heat source has its advantages in terms of heat intensity, energy efficiency, or even cooking results. Select the heat source that aligns with your specific needs.
3. Temperature Control
Look for ovens that offer precise temperature control. Adjustable thermostats or digital control panels allow you to set and maintain the desired cooking temperature. Temperature control is crucial for achieving consistent and accurate cooking results.
4. Cooking Modes
Evaluate the cooking modes available in the oven. Different models may offer options such as bake, roast, broil, or convection cooking. Consider the cooking modes that are essential for your manufacturing processes and ensure that the oven provides those capabilities.
5. Cooking Performance
Assess the oven’s cooking performance features. Look for features like multiple heating elements, even heat distribution, or rapid preheating. These features contribute to better cooking performance, shorter cooking times, and improved efficiency.
6. Construction and Durability
Evaluate the build quality and durability of the oven. Look