Company insight
The future of combi ovens is here
Tecnoinox, the Italian company recognised across Italy and abroad for the excellent quality, performance and reliability of its modular cookers, salamanders and professional ovens, presents NEXT, the new generation of digital combi ovens for HoReCa professionals.
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or 40 years, Tecnoinox has carried out all design and manufacturing at its Porcia plant in Friuli Venezia Giulia, northern Italy. Before leaving the factory, every piece of equipment undergoes numerous tests to ensure premium quality and reliability. Product quality, a customer-centric approach and innovation are core values at Tecnoinox. The company’s continuous evolution has led to NEXT, the new generation of digital combi ovens for HoReCa professionals. The result of rigorous development work involving all company departments, NEXT goes far beyond simply updating existing products. Tecnoinox started with the solid foundations of its Tecnocompact, Tecnocombi, Tecnobake and Tecnodual combi ovens with the aim of offering chefs and their kitchen staff an unprecedented cooking experience.
Digital sous-chef To achieve a real leap in quality, Tecnoinox integrated a series of improvements to individual build details and, most importantly, designed a new digital graphic interface that can be installed on all Tecnocompact, Tecnocombi, Tecnobake and Tecnodual NEXT models.
Built around an excellent 7in touchscreen colour display, the new digital interface is simple, intuitive and highly professional, providing immediate access to settings, functions and cooking programmes.
Smart technology for superior performance
NEXT is the perfect solution to simplify and speed up work in the kitchen, enabling chefs to optimise workflows without losing control of cooking parameters and quality standards. This is
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NEXT: the new generation of digital combi ovens for HoReCa professionals.
supported by SmartHeat temperature control, which automatically calibrates power based on the contents of the cooking chamber, together with a real- time indication (true data) of the current oven temperature. To guarantee optimal efficiency, uniform results and profitability for professionals, there are also advanced functions such as non-stop-cooking and ready-to-serve modes. By activating non- stop-cooking, the oven notifies the user when each tray is ready, avoiding interruptions to the workflow. Ready-to- serve enables different dishes to be cooked for service together.
Creativity in the kitchen With the new generation of Tecnoinox combi ovens, chefs have access to the CookBook, a digital resource packed with preset recipes, accompanied with images and cooking cycles, ideal for drawing inspiration and stimulating creativity while relying on tried-and-tested cooking
processes. All recipes can be modified while cooking and successful custom recipes can be saved, organising menus and cooking cycles in personal folders, making them easy to find and launch. Another option, which is particularly useful with multiple channels of a single production chain, is IoT connection of NEXT ovens to the Tecnoinox Cloud. Through this platform, the chef or owner can enter or modify recipes remotely, sharing them across all digital ovens connected to the company network while also analysing cooking data and monitoring consumption. The new range of Tecnoinox digital combi ovens is also focused on sustainability and food safety. All models are equipped with the SmartWash system, which reduces consumption of water and detergents by using three optimised cleaning programmes and a seven-minute rinsing cycle. ●
www.tecnoinox.it Hotel Management International /
www.hmi-online.com
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