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relationship with the Lainox team is important. They are always available


Leane Schlegel, Yumity


The


The Oracle oven is easy to maintain and service


easy to install in most configurations without requiring complex or costly adaptations,” explains Jean Bellet, director of sales for Lainox in France. “Tis makes it accessible to a wider range of users. Finally, its low energy consumption is a major advantage, particularly for reducing Yumity’s energy footprint. Tis choice is both economical and ecological, in line with current expectations for energy efficiency.” Te Oracle oven stands out as an


innovative solution both technically and aesthetically. It is designed specifically to operate on single-phase power, eliminating the need for any specialized electrical infrastructure. It also consumes less energy than most competing rapid-cook ovens. Its many advanced features include a


hybrid cooking system that combines forced air, convection, and microwave technology. Tis enables ultra-fast cooking without compromising quality, texture, or flavor. Te customizable touchscreen interface simplifies programming and reduces training time, while Nabook Plus connectivity allows recipes to be created or updated remotely.


Oracle ovens are also easy to maintain


and service, with accessible components such as magnetic air filters. Te compact design requires no fume extraction system, thanks to an integrated catalyst, allowing for greater flexibility in installation compared to competing models. Beyond the technical specifications,


support from Lainox is also of paramount importance to Yumity. “Te relationship with the Lainox team is


important, and they are always available if we need modifications or programs for new recipes,” says Schlegel. “We are comfortable with the level of trust


we have built, and that human relationship will be important as we continue to expand. We will have nine stores when Strasbourg opens with both Yumity and Pause Tomate, and that growth has come in less than one year. Tat can only happen when you work with the right partners.” Te Lainox approach of co-developing


solutions with its customers is clearly paying off, and it seems that the sky is the limit for Yumity.■


Launched in June 2025, the new Oracle XS is the smallest high speed oven model, just 356mm (W) x 588mm (D) x 580mm (H)


BRAND WATCH


100+


The Lainox brand has earned a strong reputation with foodservice operators in more than 100 countries worldwide


1981


Lainox launched the first fan-assisted hot air oven in 1981 and celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2021


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Oracle is the first high-speed oven on the market to be able to reach a temperature of 300°C


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