TECNOINOX Drop-in Gas Stove DPC70G for Professional Worktops

A drop-in gas stove integrates directly into a stainless-steel worktop, eliminating gaps where food debris or liquid can collect. The DPC70G from TECNOINOX uses natural gas or propane to generate an open flame beneath each burner, transferring heat instantly to pots and pans. Unlike electric hobs, gas burners respond immediately to adjustments in the gas valve, allowing precise control over cooking temperatures from a rolling boil to a gentle simmer.

The unit is installed by cutting an opening in the worktop to the specified dimensions, lowering the stove into place, and securing it with clamps or brackets. Once connected to the gas supply and ignited, the burners produce a visible flame that heats the base of cookware evenly. The operator selects the desired burner by turning the corresponding control knob, which regulates the flow of gas and thus the intensity of the flame. Each burner operates independently, so multiple dishes can be prepared simultaneously at different heat levels.

Constructed from stainless steel, the DPC70G resists corrosion and withstands the high temperatures and frequent cleaning typical of professional kitchens. The flat, flush design allows the worktop to remain continuous, simplifying cleaning and reducing the risk of spills seeping beneath the surface.

The stove features two large burners and two smaller ones, each with its own control knob. The large burners deliver higher heat output for rapid boiling or searing, while the smaller ones provide more precise, lower heat for delicate tasks such as melting butter or keeping sauces warm.

With a total power output of 19.0 kW, the DPC70G draws a significant load from the gas supply, requiring a properly sized gas line and regulator to maintain consistent performance. The compact footprint of 700 mm by 600 mm fits standard worktop depths, allowing it to be installed alongside other equipment without occupying excessive space. The low profile of 10 mm ensures it sits flush with the worktop, maintaining a seamless surface. The unit's weight of 25.1 kg indicates a sturdy construction, designed to remain stable during use while still being manageable for installation and repositioning if necessary.

Cleaning involves wiping down the stainless steel surface after each use to remove spills and splatters. The control knobs can be removed for thorough cleaning, and the burners should be checked regularly to ensure they are free from blockages that could affect flame quality. The drop-in design minimises crevices where grease or food particles can accumulate, simplifying daily maintenance.

The DPC70G is available in a variant with a total power output of 24.0 kW, offering increased heat capacity for high-demand cooking environments. It is categorised under drop-in gas stoves in the professional catering equipment catalogue.