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Middleby Marshall PS638G-30 (PS638G11BUDP0-2) Impingement PLUS Energy Management Conveyor Oven
| Manufacturer | Middleby Marshall |
|---|---|
| Model Number | PS638G-30 |
| Manufacturer Part # | PS638G-30 |
| Oven Width | 60" - 80" |
| Type | Floor Model |
| Deck Qty | Double Deck |
| Height | 41.9" |
| Width | 65.25" |
| Depth | 49.23" |
| cETLus | Yes |
| ETL-Sanitation | Yes |
About this item
Product Details
Product Details
The Middleby Marshall PS638G-30 (PS638G11BUDP0-2) Impingement PLUS Energy Management Conveyor Oven is a highly efficient and versatile appliance designed for the food service industry. This gas-powered oven features a double deck with a 38-inch long cooking chamber, providing ample space for high-volume cooking. Each deck is equipped with a 26-inch wide standard single belt, allowing for consistent and even cooking results. With electronic control, this oven offers a time range of 30 seconds to 13 minutes and an operating temperature range of 325°-600°F, catering to various cooking needs. The oven includes a front loading window with photo-eye technology for ease of use and monitoring. Constructed with a stainless steel front, sides, top, and interior, the oven ensures durability and ease of maintenance. It includes top, legs, casters, and a base for convenient installation. Boasting 89,000 BTU and requiring 208-240v/50/60Hz/1-ph, this unit operates at 10.0 amps with a NEMA L6-20P plug. Certified with cETLus and ETL-Sanitation listings, the PS638G-30 is a reliable and valuable asset for commercial kitchens aiming for both efficiency and quality in their cooking processes.
Certifications
ETL Sanitation
The item meets or exceeds the sanitation standards set by Edison Testing Laboratories (ETL).
ETL US & Canada Listed
The item meets or exceeds ETL safety standards as well as those set by Canada and the U.S.
