Lincat Electric Fryer - Opus 800 - Silver

Fry food with ease and efficiency using the Lincat Opus 800 electric fryer. This free-standing fry...

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The Lincat Opus 800 electric fryer is designed for professional kitchens needing to fry food efficiently and with high quality. Its key benefit is the twin 17-litre tanks, allowing simultaneous cooking of different items and achieving up to 80kg of chips per hour. A potential caveat is its 24kW three-phase power requirement, necessitating specific electrical infrastructure. This free-standing unit features an inclined base for easy drainage and cleaning, precise temperature control, and an inboard oil drainage system for simplified installation.

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ColourSilver
SeriesOpus 800
Model Part NumberOE8113
BrandLincat

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FAQs

What is the oil capacity of each tank?

Each of the two tanks has an oil capacity of 17 litres.

What is the maximum output of chips per hour?

The fryer has a maximum output of up to 80kg of chips per hour.

What type of power supply is required?

This is a 24kW three-phase electric unit and requires a corresponding three-phase power connection.

How is the oil drained from the fryer?

The fryer features an inboard oil drainage system, meaning oil drains internally for easier collection and disposal, eliminating the need for external plumbing.

Can I cook different foods at the same time?

Yes, the twin tanks allow you to fry different types of food simultaneously, provided they require similar temperature settings.

Is professional installation necessary?

Yes, due to the three-phase power requirement, professional installation by a qualified electrician is essential for safe and correct setup.

What is the temperature range for the fryer?

The temperature range is from 90°C to 190°C.

Troubleshooting

Fryer not heating up

Check the three-phase power supply connection and ensure the circuit breaker is not tripped. Verify that the thermostat is set to the desired temperature and that the safety interlock on the heating element is properly engaged.

Uneven cooking results

Ensure the oil temperature is stable and consistently within the set range. Check that the oil level is adequate. Clean the heating elements and ensure no food debris is obstructing them. Verify that the correct basket is being used and not overloaded.

Oil draining slowly or not at all

Confirm that the drain valve is fully open. Check for any blockages in the drain system or filter. Ensure the fryer is level to allow for complete drainage.

Excessive smoking from the fryer

This could indicate the oil is overheating or degraded. Check the thermostat setting and consider replacing the oil if it is old or contaminated. Ensure food is not dropped into the oil with excessive water content.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Dual tanks allow for simultaneous cooking of different items.
  • Inclined base enhances food quality by draining excess oil and simplifies cleaning.
  • Precise temperature control with dual thermostats ensures consistent results.
  • Integrated oil drainage system reduces installation complexity.
  • High production capacity suitable for demanding environments.

Cons

  • Requires a 24kW three-phase electrical connection, limiting installation options.
  • Large footprint may not be suitable for smaller kitchen spaces.
  • Initial setup may require professional electrical installation.
  • Cleaning of twin tanks can be time-consuming despite the inclined base.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

This unit is a 24kW three-phase electric fryer. Professional installation by a qualified electrician is required to connect it to the appropriate three-phase power supply.

Compatibility:

Ensure your kitchen's electrical system can support a 24kW load on a three-phase supply before purchasing. The fryer is a free-standing unit and requires adequate ventilation space around it.

Care and Cleaning:

  1. Daily Cleaning: After use, allow the oil to cool completely. Use the hinged, lift-out element for access. Drain oil via the inboard drainage system into a suitable container.
  2. Tank Cleaning: Wipe the inclined base and interior of the tanks with a non-abrasive cleaner and warm water. Rinse thoroughly and dry.
  3. Element Care: Ensure the heating element is clean and free from food debris. The lift-out design facilitates this.
  4. Exterior Cleaning: Clean the stainless steel exterior with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  5. Regular Maintenance: Periodically check the thermostat calibration and the condition of the power cord.