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Revent LID System

Energy saving is a direct result of a quality insulation system. The design of an insulation system is no less important than the insulation material itself, hence Revent's development of the LID (Layered Insulation Design System).

TC1 Combination Ovens incorporate 2-3 thick sheets of insulation, layered one over the other to eliminate heat loss between seams and joints. Pre-formed sheets of insulation allow precise cuts to be made around tubes, pipes and fittings. This also adds to the oven's stability, giving a significant advantage over systems which use loose insulation. The insulation material is highest quality mineral wool (100kg/m3).

     
  Overhead Rack Lift

TC1 combi ovens are equipped with an F-style overhead rack lifting mechanism, which is counterbalanced to the door, allowing a gentle lifting action with minimised maintenance needs in comparison to motorised lifting systems. The lift comes with a holding compartment for the integrated core temperature probe. A signal from the probe to a thermostat on the front panel is transferred via a rotating contact which eliminates wear and tear on the probe cable.

 
Racks

Racks to fit the overhead rack lift can be provided to suit the customers' needs. The rack supplied as standard is 50 grid (25 shelves at 60 mm pitch) with high temperature 300°C phenolic wheel swivel castors. A full range of 2/1 or 1/1 Gastronorm trays, pans and accessories to fit the racks can be supplied.

     
  Revent TCC System

The importance of air flow in a convection oven is paramount. To ensure even heat transfer from the top to the bottom of a rack and from the outer edges to the centre of food pans is no easy task, and a system capable of coping with rising heat is required.

     
Revent has been a pioneer in developing convection heating within rack ovens. Each oven is equipped with the industry leading TCC (Total Convection Control) System. Ovens are factory adjusted for perfectly even heat transfer. This is made possible by a unique air direction and air volume control system. Air flow is directed at an upward angle, facilitating better heat penetration to the centre of the rack (without depending on high air velocity). Low air velocity with a large air volume is the key to cooking products without dehydration.
     
Smooth and gentle rack rotation

Unlike many other rotating food service ovens, the Revent TC1 combination oven uses a very gentle rotation (2.5 rpm).

     
Drain Solution

Heat Section: Floor drain through the front of the oven.

Oven Chamber Section: The floor has a 1% gradient to the front, allowing grease and cleaning water to drain through the door.

Revent also supplies an external drain box made of stainless steel.

     
Full Stainless Steel Construction

The complete oven including interior and exterior panels is made from high quality stainless steel. Material selection and interior sealing have been made to withstand interior powerwash with water.

     
     
STANDARD FEATURES
UTILITY REQUIREMENTS

Revent TCC System
Revent LID System
Digital Control Panel
Oven prepared for electric steam system.
Zero distance back and side wall clearance
Revent Wedge Installation System
Oven shipped in 2 sections for ease of installation
Stainless steel design
Drain system to front
Automatic damper
Automatic steam control
Full size oven door with fluorescent light
F-lift with compartment for core temperature probe.
Hood front with washable grease filter.
Core temperature probe with controller

Over pressure duct through door to canopy
Oven damper exhaust through door to canopy
Canopy port: 252 mm
Drain (heat section): 1" connection to front of oven
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Heat capacity: 47 kW (without external steam generator)
Total shipping weight: 910 kg
Minimum intake opening; 815 x 1420 mm (standard 2 section delivery)
Minimum section tilt up height: 2600 mm
Installation requirements: Floor must be prepared according to Revent specifications. The oven may be installed flush against a wall. Only the front and top need to be left open for access. The space on top of the oven must be well ventilated and the temperature must not exceed 50°C in order to avoid damage to electrical components.
     

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