86D Diesel Convection Oven

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86D Diesel Convection Oven

MSRP:

Was:

$4,295.00

The 86D Diesel Convection oven is an extremely low power consumption, diesel convection oven. View full description

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The 86D Diesel Convection oven is an extremely low power consumption, diesel convection oven.

This thermostat-controlled unit browns food just like home convection ovens with the use of a hot air fan. Convection cooking produces foods that are quickly and evenly cooked. Thanks to the laminar burning process the exhaust is next to silent, so you and surrounding boaters can enjoy the peace and quiet:

It's safe: there is no open flame, uses non-explosive fuel, and no moisture is added to the cabin.
Oven Temperature Range: 210°-485°F
Fuel Consumption: 0.1-0.25 Litres per hour
Power Consumption: 1.5 Amps @ 12 volts
Dimensions Outside: 18.7" wide x 18.6" deep x 14.25" tall
Outside Dimension Control Panel: 2-5/8" x 6-3/4"
Note: this price does not include install kit.

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MSRP:

Was:

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