Gas Deep Fryers

Start with your busiest frying period: what needs cooking together, how large are the batches, and how much space can the fryer occupy? Compare tank layout and site services before choosing by litres alone.

Compare tank layout and footprint

Two smaller tanks and one larger tank offer different layouts. Check the capacity of each tank, basket dimensions and the batches you need to cook at the same time.

• Fagor F-G7115: one 15L tank and one basket; 400 × 730 × 850 mm (W × D × H).
• Fagor F-G7215: two 15L tanks and two baskets; 800 × 730 × 850 mm (W × D × H). Allow twice the width of the F-G7115 for this two-tank layout.

Use these dimensions to check floor space and the delivery route. Keep the manufacturer's required operating and ventilation clearances separate from the cabinet footprint.

Match the exact gas version to your kitchen

Confirm Natural Gas or LPG before ordering. For example, the Cookrite ATFS-75-NG uses Natural Gas and lists 114 MJ/h gas input with a 34.7L capacity. Have a licensed gasfitter check the supply, connection, ventilation and clearances for the connected load.

Also check electrical requirements on the exact model. The Fagor F-G7115 lists 230 V and 2 A, so a gas connection is only part of its site-service check.

Check service capacity and cleaning access

Compare oil capacity, recovery requirements and basket fit against your menu and peak batches. Ask for model-specific output information before treating tank litres as a portions-per-hour figure.

Check how oil is drained and filtered, and allow access for cleaning. Follow the product manual and your site's procedures for commissioning and maintenance.