High‑Throughput Stainless Steel Conveyor Dishwasher
Boost kitchen throughput with Champion’s 76 PRO‑HR conveyor dishwasher, delivering up to 255 racks per hour while cutting energy use.
Key Features
- Proportional rinse system provides full ware coverage with digital pattern‑cloned stainless steel nozzles.
- Energy Sentinel shuts off the pump at idle, achieving 100 GPH water use and saving up to $1,500 annually.
- Single‑piece stainless steel wash chamber and heavy‑gauge base ensure durability and NSF, cULus, ENERGY STAR® compliance.
- Top‑mounted Prodigy HMI offers multilingual touch controls, proactive maintenance alerts and automatic rack alignment.
- 20″ vertical clearance accommodates 18″ × 26″ sheet pans; includes one 20″ × 20″ peg rack and one flat rack.
From The Manufacturer
Pro Series, 76”W, (54” single tank with 22” prewash) rack conveyor dishwasher, Proportional Rinse, Progressive anti-jam drive system, top mounted Prodigy series HMI user interface, Proactive maintenance software,100 gallons per hour with energy sentinel (idle pump shut-off), (255) racks per hour, single-piece wash chamber design, single-piece stainless steel upper & lower wash arms manifolds, internal removable scrap basket, dual-piece scrap screens, 20” standard vertical clearance which accommodate 18” x 26” sheet pans, full 180° opening leak proof insulated hinged access doors, automatic tank fill, door safety switches, leak-proof ball valve drains, lower front & side enclosure panels, stainless steel heavy gauge construction including base & legs, electric tank heat with heat recovery, heat recovery cabinet to come standard with single vent cowl, internal booster heater included, 2 HP prewash & wash pump, single point machine & booster connection, vent fan control, stainless steel rear manifolds, includes: (1) 20" x 20" peg rack & (1) 20" x 20" flat rack, NSF, cULus, ENERGY STAR®, Made in USA
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