Efficient Food Preservation
Optimize your commercial kitchen's food preservation process with the Irinox Multifresh MF 500.2 2T PLUS, capable of blast chilling 1103 lbs from 194°F to 37°F in 90 minutes.
Key Features
- Roll-in design with 2 combi rack capacity
- 304 grade stainless steel construction for durability
- Temperature range of 185°F to -40°F for versatile use
- MultiSensor 5-point probe for precise temperature control
- SANIGEN automatic sanitation system for easy maintenance
From The Manufacturer
MultiFresh® Blast Chiller/Shock Freezer PLUS version, Roll-in: 91-3/4 high cabinet, rolling rack capacity (4-6) single standard universal angle rolling rack sized for 12" x 20" x 2-1/2" steam table pans or (3-5) 18" x 26" full size sheet pans or (2) combi rack* (pans & racks not included), 1100 lbs. blast chill/freeze capacity from finish cooked temperature/194⁰F to 37°F in approximately 90 minutes or from the finished cooked temperature/194°F to 0°F in approximately 4 hours on average, door hinged left, touch pad controls, (4) standard chilling and freezing cycles, an additional (122) dynamic chef designed, icon-controlled product specific cycles, able to customize and record replicable cycles, favorites menu, WIFI or USB for data transfer to HACCP software, low temperature cooking & automatic chill, freeze, or hot hold (cook & hold), thawing, proofing, regeneration, holding, dehydration, pasteurization, and chocolate melting cycles, Temperature range 185⁰ F to -40⁰F*, multi-sensor temperature probe, automatic SANIGEN® sanitation system, 304 grade stainless steel construction, 2-1/4’ thick insulated floor, IRINOX BALANCE SYSTEM® Remote energy efficient air-cooled condensing unit, (35) hp compressor rating, installation not included, cULus, UL EPH Classified (compliant with NSF standards) NOTE: DUE TO SIZE, THIS UNIT IS SHIPPED KNOCKED DOWN AND REQUIRES ASSEMBLY IN FIELD
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