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New Hot chamber cabinet for honey.

Ref: MAQAPCC_008A
1199.00 €


New Crystallized honey melting cabinet made of stainless steel with a modern elegant line.
It allows you to heat or preserve honey in a liquid state without modifying its properties or altering its quality.
With a 500-watt resistance, adjustable thermostat, digital thermometer, LCD screen and glass door with magnetic closure.
The heating cabinet is characterized by good insulation of the side walls.
Once the cabinet reaches a temperature of 40 degrees, the power consumption is around 40-50 watts.

With a total dimensions of 1830 x 490 x 575 mm.
It is easily integrated into the business or store or honey shop since it takes up little space.
Designed for the possibility of heating honey (2 buckets of 25 kilos or 72 jars of 1 kilo).
1 kilo glass jars may need 4 to 6 hours to melt depending on their state, if it is very lumpy it may need 12 to 24 hours.
The temperature can be adjusted from the outside using a controller. A maximum heat of 70 degrees can be reached.
It can include 10 trays (not included) and become a pollen dryer.

Summary features:
  • Material: Stainless steel.
  • Forced ventilation.
  • Adjustable thermostat.
  • LCD digital temperature meter.
  • Cube capacity: 2 of 25kg.
  • Canister capacity: 72 of 1kg.
  • Exterior measurements: 1830 x 490 x 575 mm.
  • Interior measurements: 1350 x 390 x 530 mm.
  • Power: 500 watts.
  • Approximate weight: 40 kilos.

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Compatible accessories:

Honey crystallizes through a natural process, but consumers prefer liquid honey. This melting cabinet is designed so that the honey becomes liquid without altering its properties.

Approximate delivery time about 15 days.

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