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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | L3221311 |
| NOTES | mounting hole ø 36 mm |
mounting hole ø 36 mm
max temperature 300°C
A lamp receptacle keeps the oven cavity illuminated so the chef can monitor cooking without opening the door. It uses a small Edison screw bulb that slots into a ceramic or metal socket, which is wired directly into the oven's electrical circuit. The bulb generates light while producing minimal heat, ensuring the oven's internal temperature remains stable and the lamp does not interfere with baking or roasting cycles. To replace the bulb, the oven is first switched off and unplugged. The old bulb is unscrewed from the socket, and the new one is inserted until it seats firmly. The oven is then reconnected and tested to confirm the light operates correctly. The receptacle itself is mounted through a single hole in the oven's interior wall, secured by a retaining nut or bracket. This LF receptacle is constructed with a ceramic base for electrical insulation and heat resistance. The mounting hole measures 36 mm in diameter, matching the standard cut-out used in professional ovens. It accepts E14 bulbs rated up to 25 W and is designed for a 230 V supply, the standard voltage for commercial kitchen equipment in the UK. The 230 V rating ensures compatibility with the dedicated circuits found in professional kitchens, while the 25 W bulb limit prevents excessive heat build-up inside the oven cavity. The 36 mm mounting hole simplifies installation, as it fits the existing aperture in the oven's lining without modification. Cleaning involves wiping the ceramic base with a damp cloth once the oven is cool and the power is disconnected. The lamp socket is designed to stay in place during daily cleaning, so the oven cavity can be wiped down without removing the light assembly. The receptacle fits a wide range of commercial ovens, including electric and gas convection models, pizza ovens, salamanders, and pastry ovens from BERTO'S, DEXION, EMMEPI, HOBART, KÜPPERSBUSCH, MBM, PALUX, PIZZA GROUP, and TECNOEKA.