Innovation


Hygiene and flexibility With hygiene in mind, the M1 worktop features a raised anti- flow edge so any liquid or dirt remains on the worktop instead of dripping on to the equipment and its controls. In addition, special sealing gaskets prevent seepage and dripping of dirt and liquids between each block of the unit. “At the very heart of M1 project are two concepts and characteristics that are as simple as they are essential and universally appreciated in the world of catering: hygiene and flexibility,” says Cenedese. “One important feature is


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undoubtedly the worktop with anti-overflow edge. Te same task is carried out laterally by the shaped gaskets. Although simple, these are solutions that solve problems that are a daily routine in kitchens all over the world and restore value to a modular cooking solution, which is otherwise too often preferred to monobloc cooking suites or solid tops precisely because of an alleged lack of hygiene.” In terms of functionality, the


worktops, while standard 900mm height, offer a wider preparation surface without impacting on space. A rear technical


compartment accommodates the electric cables, gas, and water pipes so the power supply is protected from dirt and accidental damage. “Te design has been revised in a minimalist and modern, but always functional way,” says Cenedese. Te technical benefits of the


M1 range can be enhanced by the addition of its Power Guardian and MyTutor energy control systems for the kitchen. “Te first allows the energy used by electrical equipment to be reduced by up to 43%, while the second monitors its operation, notifies a service centre of any


The M1 range can be enhanced by the Power Guardian and MyTutor energy control systems


THESE SOLUTIONS


SOLVE PROBLEMS THAT ARE A DAILY ROUTINE IN KITCHENS ALL OVER THE WORLD AND RESTORE VALUE TO A MODULAR COOKING SOLUTION


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