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A countertop wet-bath food warmer that holds six 1/3 size pans, 150 mm deep, under a clear glass cover. A 1500 W element under the water keeps everything between 30 and 85 °C, a drain valve empties the bath at close, and a soup ladle and a perforated ladle come in the box. It is 1185 mm wide and all stainless.
Free delivery to most addresses in NSW, ACT, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia; enter your postcode at checkout to confirm. We do not deliver to Tasmania or the Northern Territory yet. Dispatched within 1 to 2 business days. Return within 30 days in the original packaging for a full refund.
Set it on a level bench, fit the glass cover with the parts supplied, fill the bath to the water-level mark inside, and turn the dial. Let it come up to temperature before loading hot food. Never pour cold water in while the element is hot.
A wet-bath warmer that holds a whole lunch menu at serving heat under glass, on a bench, from one power point.
The bath does the work. A 1500 W element sits under the water, the water sits under the pans, and the food never touches a dry heat that would crust a sauce or dry out rice. Set the dial anywhere from 30 to 85 °C and it holds there. Six 1/3 size pans, each 150 mm deep, go in the top, and you can combine or swap them as the menu changes.
The glass cover is the part people notice. It keeps breath and hands off the food, shows a customer what is in every pan, and comes off when you need to strip the unit for a wash.
What this usually leaves the warehouse with.

A bath of hot water holds food the way a low oven cannot. Sauces stay glossy, curries do not catch on the bottom, rice does not dry into a crust. The U-shaped element spreads heat across the bath so the pans warm evenly, and the dial holds the water where you set it from the first hour to the last.

The clear cover sits over the pans so customers see everything and nobody breathes on it. It is glass, not acrylic, so it stands up to scratches and does not go cloudy after a season of wiping, and it comes off with its fittings when the unit goes to the sink.

Six 1/3 pans is a lunch counter: two curries, a dal, rice, a vegetable, a sauce. The pans can be combined or swapped as the menu changes. The bath drains from the valve at close, and the water-level mark inside shows when to top up during service.
Pans are the six 1/3 size pans that come with it.
This is the 1185 mm, six-pan unit with the glass cover. A four-pan version without a cover is on the site as a separate product at AU $229 for smaller counters.
| Model | Pans | Width | Weight | Price inc. GST | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 pan with glass cover | 6 × 1/3, 150 mm | 1185 mm | 21.7 kg | AU $439 | In stock |
Ready to use out of the box.
It holds. The bath tops out at 85 °C, which keeps cooked food well above the safe holding temperature without cooking it further. Bring food up to temperature on the stove first, then transfer it.
A cut-out stops the element when the bath goes past 120 °C. Refill with warm water, press the reset button on the unit, and it restarts. Do not pour cold water into a hot, empty bath; it can crack the element.
It comes with six 1/3 size pans that fit the 150 mm deep wells, and they can be combined or swapped between wells. Other pan sizes are not listed by the maker, so ask us before buying pans for it.
Open the drain valve into a bucket or a floor drain once the water has cooled a little. The bath then wipes out, and the stainless pans wash like any other.
1500 W. Give it its own power point during service rather than sharing a board with a second warmer or a kettle.