SAYL SHARK 2P Heated Display Case SHK26 L

The SAYL SHARK 2P SHK26 L is a heated display case designed for showcasing food items or other products in an interior setting. Its primary function is to maintain a consistent temperature for displayed goods.

The operating principle of a heated display case involves a heating element that warms the internal air. This heated air circulates within the unit, often aided by convection, to keep the contents at a set temperature. The SHK26 L maintains a minimum temperature of 70 °C, suitable for keeping food warm.

Use of the SHK26 L begins with placing items within the display area. The hinged construction allows for access, and a glass shelf provides an additional level for presentation. Once loaded, the unit is powered on, and the temperature is set to the desired level, not below the minimum operating temperature of 70 °C. The integrated lighting system, featuring high-power LED lights, illuminates the contents for better visibility.

Construction of the SHK26 L utilises AISI 304 stainless steel for its main structure, offering durability and resistance to corrosion. The visible glass sections are made from tempered glass for safety. The unit is supported by adjustable legs, allowing for levelling on uneven surfaces and providing stability.

The controls for this unit include adjustable legs for stability and a system for temperature regulation, which can be set to a minimum of 70 °C. The lighting system is also a key feature for presentation.

The power rating of 0.72 kW indicates the electrical load the unit places on the supply. The dimensions of 1190 mm in length, 395 mm in width, and 340 mm in height define its footprint and the space it occupies. The minimum operating temperature of 70 °C specifies the lower limit for its heating capability.

Cleaning of the SHK26 L involves maintaining the stainless steel surfaces and the tempered glass. The hinged construction may facilitate access for cleaning. The adjustable legs can be wiped down as part of general upkeep.

This model is listed in the catalogue for designer showcases within interiors.