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Atosa ATHC-9P, Heated Insulated Cabinet (Holds 9 Pans) FEATURES & TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

CookRite Proofer/Heated Cabinet, measuring 25"W, accommodates (9) 18 x 26 pans. Featuring (1) transparent polycarbonate door with a remain-open feature, it ensures easy access. With a heating mode offering an 80°F - 220°F temperature range and a proof mode with (10) humidity levels, it provides versatile functionality. The dial controls and LED display contribute to its user-friendly design. Equipped with a water tray, detachable slides, and removable control drawer, it ensures practicality. With a stainless steel interior and exterior, and supported by (2) swivel casters and (2) locking casters, it operates at 2kW on 120v/60/1-ph. Certified by cETLus and ETL-Sanitation, it meets industry standards.

SKU	ATHC-9P
Manufacturer	Atosa
Weight (Lbs)	168
Width (Inch)	25.10
Length (Inch)	30.70
Height (Inch)	42.70
Units of measure	EA
Type Filter	Proofing Cabinet

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