Infrared quartz salamander grill Hendi 264331

This infrared quartz salamander grill has nine heating elements for reheating, grilling and gratinating food. Its overhead heat makes it suited to finishing dishes at a restaurant pass, where browning and gratinating form part of final preparation.

Where it is used

Three independently operated heating elements let staff select which sections are heated, matching the active heating area to the task. The two rack positions change the distance between food and the overhead heat source, giving the operator a choice suited to the finishing job. Two separate grates provide distinct surfaces for positioning food, and their removable handles aid handling.

The timer helps staff track a grilling or warming cycle while attending to other finishing work. Continuous operation is available for tasks that need an ongoing heating period. Steel shields form a barrier that helps protect the burners from damage during routine use.

Connection and installation

The 400 V supply voltage helps identify a suitable supply point. Rated power is higher than that of most products in this category, making the grill's electrical load a useful consideration when assessing it for the kitchen's supply. The power cable's reach helps establish the appliance's position relative to that point; it is supplied without a plug.

Care

The stainless-steel housing is corrosion resistant and straightforward to wipe clean, making it suited to a damp kitchen environment. The stainless-steel crumb tray collects loose debris beneath the working area. Removing the collected crumbs during routine cleaning helps keep the space below the grill clear.

How to choose

Compare the overall dimensions with the available cooking-line position, and consider the appliance's weight when planning how it will be moved and placed. The separate grates support positioning food for finishing, while the alternative rack positions let staff choose the distance from the overhead heat that suits the task.

The rated load and supply voltage help assess whether the grill suits the kitchen's electrical provision. Cable reach is also relevant when deciding where to position it relative to the supply point.