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Features
Description
The Proctor Selex Commercial Food Dehydrator gives chefs the power to dry and preserve the flavors of meats, herbs, fruits, vegetables and more. 1200 watts, 10 trays and digital controls are ideal for commercial restaurants and kitchens.
Specs & Other Info
Specification | Details |
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Brand | Hamilton Beach Commercial |
Construction Material | High-Quality Stainless Steel |
Color Scheme | Stainless Steel Finish |
Power Consumption | 1200 Watts |
Operating Voltage | 120V |
Dimensions | 24 x 20 x 19 inches |
Weight | 34.95 lbs |
Model Number | 78450 |
Market Introduction | January 17, 2019 |
Manufactured By | Hamilton Beach Commercial |
Popularity | #798 in Dehydrators Category |
User Satisfaction | Rated 3.2 out of 5 stars from 20 reviews |
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The reviews present a mixed picture of the commercial grade dehydrator, highlighting its strong build, ease of use, and effective dehydration capability. However, concerns about durability, such as a unit that stopped heating and issues with loose screws and sharp edges, temper the positive feedback. Users appreciate the NSF certification for professional use and the product's performance in dehydrating a variety of foods, despite some finding it necessary to rotate trays for even dehydration.
Pros
Cons
Should I Buy It?
Given the mixed reviews, your decision should weigh how much you value build quality and ease of use against potential durability issues and the need for vigilance with its operation. For professional settings where NSF certification is required, it's a viable choice, but be prepared for possible maintenance and operational nuances.