Nu-Vu Food Service Systems NCO5 Stainless Steel Countertop Electric Convection Oven
Fits (5) 13" x 18" Half Pans
Nu-Vu Food Service Systems Model: NCO5 SKU 216307
$3,763.10/ each
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Nu-Vu Food Service Systems NCO5 Specifications
The NCO5 series countertop convection oven can bake a variety of product, including frozen, par-baked and from scratch. It produces a high quality, evenly-bakes consistent product and is simple to use. It has a compact space-saving footprint with manual controls for time and temperature.
Features:
- Countertop Convection Oven
- 5 half pans (13"x18") capacity
- Full view glass door
- Electromechanical controls
- Easy dial controls for time and temperature
- Temperature up to 550F
- 60 minute timer
- Thermostat indicator light
- Blower cut-off door switch
- Dual pane, cool to touch door; thermal glass
- One-handed door handle operation
- Insulated stainless steel construction with 4" legs
- Lift-up removable side racks
- Capacity: five half size 18"x13" sheet pans
- 4" adjustable legs
- 208-240v/60/1-ph, 18.0 to 21.0 amps, 4 kw
- ETL, NSF, ENERGY STAR
Warranty
2 year parts and 1 year labor standard warranty
Manufacturer Information | |
| Brand | Nu-Vu Food Service Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | NCO5 |
Power Information | |
| Power | 208-240 volts |
| Phases | 1 |
Item Dimensions | |
| Height | 26.88 in |
| Width | 29.13 in |
| Depth | 27.88 in |
Documents
NSF Listed
This product meets National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) standards for public safety & environmental factors with regards to design, manufacture, operation, and labeling.
ETL Listed
This product is ETL listed and has been been found to meet minimum requirements for product safety, is produced in a facility that meets compliance measures, and is subject to period inspection.
Energy Star Certified
This product has been certified by a joint agency program supported by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for energy efficiency.
