Benchstar GH-610E MAX~ELECTRIC Griddle – 610 × 546 × 270 mm

• For a lower power-input option, compare the 3 kW, 240 V GH-400E.
• For a 9 kW griddle on a 415 V three-phase supply, compare the GH-760E.
• If the site supply cannot support this unit's electrical requirements, choose a griddle matched to that supply.

Start with the menu layout on the 606×400 mm plate. The surface is polished mild steel, 12 mm thick; choose the food arrangement and cleaning routine for that plate material.

Check the +50 to +300°C thermostat span against the intended cooking process. Use the two knobs and the separate power and heating indicators as part of the operating routine.

Have the installer check the 240 V, 6 kW specification and listed 25 A rating for the final site. Use the dimensions in Key Specifications above when planning access and the counter position, including space to reach the front oil collector.

Compare the GH-400E for a 3 kW, 240 V model, or the GH-760E for 9 kW at 415 V three-phase. Confirm the cooking layout and complete installation requirements of the chosen model.

• A 606×400 mm cooking surface provides a defined flat-plate work area.
• The 12 mm polished mild-steel plate is paired with a stainless steel body.
• The front oil collector is removable for emptying and cleaning.
• Separate blue power and yellow heating lights show operating status.

• The installation must accommodate the 6 kW input and listed 25 A electrical rating.
• The counter and handling plan must support a 40 kg unit.
• The layout needs access to the front oil collector for routine emptying and cleaning.

• Benchstar GH-400E MAX~ELECTRIC Griddle – 400 × 561 × 226 mm: The GH-400E is a 3 kW, 240 V single-phase griddle, compared with the GH-610E's 6 kW rating at 240 V.
• Benchstar GH-760E MAX~ELECTRIC Griddle – 760 × 561 × 266 mm: The GH-760E is rated at 9 kW on a 415 V three-phase supply, compared with this model's 6 kW rating at 240 V.

• Counter and access. Plan a supporting counter and handling route for the 40 kg griddle, using the dimensions in Key Specifications above. Leave room for the controls, cooking work and front oil collector.
• Electrical installation. Have a qualified electrician check the 240 V, 6 kW specification, listed 25 A rating and final connection requirements. Confirm the installation and working clearances for the exact unit before positioning.
• Cooking and monitoring. Follow the unit's operating instructions for the +50 to +300°C thermostat and two knobs. Use the blue power and yellow heating indicators to monitor operating status.
• Plate and oil collection care. Include the mild-steel plate, splash guards, drainage hole and removable front collector in the cleaning routine. Follow the unit's plate-care instructions and keep access available for servicing the heating elements and controls.

For body dimensions, see Key Specifications above.