Prepline BM6, 48-Inch Six 1/3 Size Pan Countertop Bain Marie Food Warmer - 110V

Prepline BM6, 48-Inch Six 1/3 Size Pan Countertop Bain Marie Food Warmer - 110V FEATURES & TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Prepline BM6 48" Countertop Bain Marie Food Warmer is a compact and efficient way to hold and serve hot foods without a full-size steam table. It features a stainless steel water well and fits six 1/3 size, 4" deep steam table pans (included). Powered by a 1.5KW heavy-duty heating element with adjustable thermostat control (86°F to 212°F), it keeps food hot and fresh for hours. The unit offers wet heat operation, a drain valve for easy cleaning, a power indicator light, and simple dial controls. Lightweight and portable, it runs on 110V, making it perfect for buffet stations and catering setups.

SKUBM6
ManufacturerPrepline
Height (Inch) 13
Width (Inch) 14.25
Weight (Lbs) 46
Length (Inch) 48.00
Units of measure EA
Type Filter Bain Marie

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