VEVOR
VEVOR SC-82 Dual Tank Fryer 2×8.6L 3000W
Dual 8.6 L tanks let you fry two foods at once, each with independent 50–200 °C control and 1 500 W elements for fast heat-up
- Width19.69
- Dual 8.6 L tanks let you fry separate foods without flavour transfer
- 3000 W total power from twin 1500 W elements heats oil quickly
- Adjustable 50–200 °C thermostat gives precise control for every recipe
- Automatic shut-off at 230 °C protects against overheating
- Cool-touch handles and fitted lids reduce splash burns during use
Dual-Tank Capacity
This commercial deep fryer has two independent stainless-steel tanks, each holding up to 8.6 litres of water or 6 litres of oil. The total heating power is 3000 watts split equally between the tanks. It is built for restaurants, concession stands and catering events that need to fry different foods simultaneously.
High-Volume Users Only
The unit suits kitchens that regularly cook large batches and want separate oil reservoirs to avoid flavour transfer. It is not for home cooks with limited counter space or anyone who only fries occasionally. Buyers needing a single compact basket or lower power draw should look elsewhere.
Simple Countertop Setup
Place the fryer on a stable surface, connect to a 120-volt 60-hertz supply, fill each tank to the marked oil level and fit the baskets with the cool-touch handles. The temperature dial adjusts from 122 to 392 degrees Fahrenheit. Overheating above 446 degrees or a controller fault triggers an automatic shut-off. The included lids reduce splatter during use.
Highlights
- Dual 8.6 L tanks let you fry separate foods without flavour transfer
- 3000 W total power from twin 1500 W elements heats oil quickly
- Adjustable 50–200 °C thermostat gives precise control for every recipe
- Automatic shut-off at 230 °C protects against overheating
- Cool-touch handles and fitted lids reduce splash burns during use
Specifications
| Width | 19.69 |
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Questions about this item
What power supply does the SC-82 need to run its dual 1500W elements?
The fryer requires a standard AC120V 60Hz outlet; each tank draws 1500W for a combined 3000W load.
Can I use the fryer on the same circuit as my older 120V countertop appliances?
Because the unit pulls 3000W total, it should have a dedicated 120V circuit to avoid tripping breakers shared with other appliances.
How do I know each tank is heating to the set temperature after I turn it on?
The thermostat cycles the elements to hold 50–200°C (122–392°F); the ready light signals when the oil reaches the selected temperature.
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