Tilting-Bratt Pan-BTP150

Features

● Manual mode：precise control of 8 levels of fire
● Automatic mode：4 groups of preset menus for
variable-frequency timing and temperature control
● Electric operation and control of the pot; pot body can be tilted by 90° to facilitate pouring soup, placing base and cleaning pot
● Fully-enclosed key controller, independent cooling air duct, variable-frequency cooling fan for fast cooling, and electronic devices completely isolated from air duct are to prevent oils smoke and water vapor from eroding circuit

Category: Tilting Bratt Pan

Description

Description

Model	Dimensions (mm)	Electrical parameters	Capacity
BTP100	1250 x 900 x 900	380V, 50Hz, 15 kW	100 L
BTP120	1250 x 900 x 900	380V, 50Hz, 15 kW	120 L
BTP150	1500 x 900 x 900	380V, 50Hz, 20 kW	150 L

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