Description

Fryer,gas,floor model,(2) battery,50lb. capacity each,built-in filter system,5.5 GPM roller pump,electronic thermostat,drain station,cabinet,includes: food warmer,dump pan,joiner strips & filter start kit,stainless steel frypot,front,sides,landing ledge,& cabinet,casters,120v/60/1-ph,6.8 amps,1/3 HP,280000 BTU,CSA Flame,CSA Star,NSF,CE

Cook with precision using the Imperial, IFSCB250T, Fryer, Gas, Multiple Battery. This floor model fryer is perfect for commercial restaurant use, with a 50lb. capacity in each of its two batteries. The built-in filter system ensures that your oil stays clean and fresh, while the 5.5 GPM roller pump makes for easy and efficient filtering. With an electronic thermostat, you can easily control the temperature to achieve the perfect fry every time. The fryer also comes with a convenient drain station, cabinet, food warmer, dump pan, joiner strips, and a filter start kit, providing everything you need for a seamless frying experience. Made with stainless steel on the frypot, front, sides, landing ledge, and cabinet, this fryer is durable and easy to clean. With casters for mobility and CSA Flame, CSA Star, NSF, and CE certifications, you can trust the quality and safety of this Imperial fryer. Upgrade your commercial kitchen with the Imperial, IFSCB250T, Fryer, Gas, Multiple Battery.

Specifications

Depth (in)	39
Width (in)	48
Height (in)	49.5
Weight	686
Fryer Voltage	0 to 120V
Fryer Flow Rate	1 to 20 GPM
Fryer Amps	5 to 10 Amps
Fryer Style	built in, floor model
Fryer Features	built-in filter
Fryer Safety and Compliance	CE, CSA, NSF, CSA star, CSA flame
Fryer Temperature Control	electronic thermostat
Fryer Power Type	gas
Fryer Material	stainless steel
Fryer Capacity	under 100 lbs
Fryer BTU	225,001 to 300,000 BTU
Product Type	Fryer

Additional Information

imperial-range-ifscb250t-fryer-gas-multiple-battery-specsheet-250112ssypaq.pdf

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