LOTUS Electric Grill CWT-66ET for Professional Kitchens

This professional electric grill uses a solid metal plate heated by embedded elements to cook food directly, eliminating flames and combustion gases. A three-phase power supply provides steady energy distribution, preventing hot spots and ensuring uniform results throughout service periods.

The water compartment beneath the grill plate is filled before use, and the thermostat is set to the desired temperature. Once heated, food is placed directly on the plate or in a grill basket. A heat optimisation system circulates water vapour to maintain even temperatures across the cooking surface. After cooking, removable liquid containers can be taken out for emptying, and adjustable feet allow the unit to be levelled on uneven floors.

Constructed from 1 mm thick CrNi 18/10 AISI 304 stainless steel, the grill features a Scotch-Brite satin finish that resists fingerprints and scratches. Rounded edges and chrome-plated components reduce sharp corners, while IPX5-rated water-resistant knobs protect controls from splashes during cleaning. A locking mechanism secures the grill when moving or storing it.

With a 6.3 kW power rating, the grill requires a three-phase circuit capable of handling the full load without voltage drop, typical in professional kitchen setups. It supports both 230 V single-phase and 400 V three-phase connections, covering standard European mains, and operates within a 50/60 Hz frequency range for compatibility with continental and UK power grids. The 48 kg weight provides stability on worktops or mobile stands, and its 600 mm square footprint fits standard counter depths.

Cleaning is straightforward: the grill plate can be wiped with a scraper or cloth once cooled, liquid containers removed for washing, and the water compartment rinsed. The satin finish and rounded edges simplify maintenance, while IPX5-rated knobs prevent water ingress during hose-downs.

The CWT-66ET is a three-phase electric grill featuring a stainless steel grill plate, supplied as a single unit.