Grills
Chicken grill (loading 12 chickens) carousel AIRHOT CGE-12 (630x810x610mm, 4.5 kW, 220 V)
Chicken grill (loading 16-20 chickens) AIRHOT CGE-16 (1010x630x800mm, 6 kW, 220 V)
Chicken grill carousel Komandor-4E (640x475x505mm, 4 cages, for 8 hens, +50...+250°С, 3.6 kW, 220V)
Chicken skewer gas grill Komandor-2/5GAZ (1060x570x980, 11 kW, for 20 chickens)
Chicken skewer grill Komandor-2/2M (963x508x696, 2 skewers, for 10 chickens, +50..+250°С, 4.5 kW, 220V)
Classic gas grill BPD 01 Slim/ 81011 tabletop, 1 burner (300x650x150mm, 6.4 kW)
Column of grills (8+8 spokes for 80 chickens) F3KEL/2/22150 (1030x750x2050mm, 13.1 kW+13.1 kW, 380V)
Column of grills f3kel/2 / 22142 (24+24 carcasses) (1030x750x2050mm, 13.1 kW+13.1 kW, 380V)
This grill category covers several cooking formats for commercial food preparation, including contact grills, salamander grills, carousel chicken grills, lava grills, and gas spit grills. Contact models use two frying surfaces for cooking food between heated plates, while salamander units provide an overhead grilling format. Carousel grills are designed around rotating chicken capacity; listed examples accommodate up to eight chickens. Lava grills are shown as sectional units, and spit grills offer a larger gas-fired format.
Equipment varies substantially in size, power source, electrical requirements, and output configuration. Selection should begin with the cooking method and product type, followed by the needed capacity and available workspace. Check whether a model is electric or gas, and confirm the stated voltage and power requirements. Temperature range, number of sections or frying surfaces, and unit dimensions can further distinguish suitable options.
