Vollrath - 59500F - Mirage® Fajita 120V Induction Heater

Price: $481.00/EA
Shipping Info: Usually Ships Within 3-5 Business Days, M-F

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Countertop induction fajita heater
Designed to heat skillets to sizzle temperature from room temperature - not designed to directly cook food or for other applications
One-touch operation produces perfect results in record time
Will work with the two standard cast iron fajita pan styles
Single preset will heat fajita pans (not included) in 120 seconds, 450-550°F
18 gauge 304 stainless steel case with vitro ceramic top
Safety features include over-heat protection, small-article detection and pan auto-detection function
LED digital countdown timer readout
Rubber feet
Includes 6 ft cord and plug (NEMA 5-15P)
1 year warranty
UL listed
NSF certified

Amps: 15
Depth: 15 1/2”
Watts: 1440-1800
Width: 14”
Height: 3”
Volts: 120
No. of Burners: 1 Burner
Placement: Countertop Model
Width: 14 in

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  This Vollrath induction heater will heat a cast iron fajita pan from room temperature to 450°F - 550°F (232°C - 287°C) in 120 seconds.
  Answered on 2/27/2012 by Molly from Boulder, CO

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