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Light Cooking Equipment
Vollrath Single Table Top Induction Cooker s
One of the best portable induction hobs on the market. Even at high temperatures for sauté, stir fry, stockpot and sauce pot applications,
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this range is extremely efficient. Low temperature kitchen tasks such as sauces and melted chocolate are also perfectly controlled with
this precision range. Has continuous duty induction circuitry for non–stop cooking. Since only the cookware gets hot, this is also one
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Dimensions: 416mm(w)x337mm(d)x108mm(h)
Power: Electric I
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Finish: StainlessSteel
Warranty: 12MonthsOnSiteManufacturersWarranty
Stock Code: WRIC9503
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King Edward & Classic Noir Potato Baking Ovens
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Description Dimensions Power Capacity Stock Code
1. KingEdwardBakingOven 450mm(w)x500mm(d)x650mm(h) 2.4kW 25Ltr WRPB0025
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2. ClassicNoirBakingOven 550mm(w)x330mm(d)x490mm(h) 2.5kW 34Ltr WRPB0034
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Rice Cooker Soup Kettle
Dimensions: 445mm(w)x445mm(d)x345mm(h) Dimensions: 360mm(w)x360mm(d)x380mm(h)
Power: 1300W Power: 400W
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Finish: BlackEnamel Finish: BlackCastIron
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Capacity: 4.2Ltr/23portions Capacity: 10Ltr
Warranty: 12MonthsOnSiteManufacturersWarranty Warranty: 12MonthsReplacementWarranty
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Stock Code: KRC00042 Stock Code: LSK00010
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Tel: 0844 844 4300 or call Your Local Alliance(see back page for your nearest branch) page 13
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