CAN Stainless Steel Electric Marine Barbecue – 220V, 2400W, 50/60Hz
د.إ 1545.00
The CAN Stainless Steel Electric Marine Barbecue – 220V, 2400W, 50/60Hz is a built-in lava-stone grill for boat and yacht cooking areas. Model PB1327 features a stainless steel base, an enamelled steel grill, and a single cooking zone.
- Power: 2400W (2.4kW)
- Supply: 220–240V AC, 50/60Hz
- Heating: Electric resistance element
- Mounting: Built-in installation with fixing kit included
CAN Stainless Steel Electric Marine Barbecue – 220V, 2400W, 50/60Hz is a built-in electric BBQ grill designed for onboard cooking in a dedicated marine cooking area. Identified by model PB1327, this CAN barbecue combines a stainless steel base, an enamelled steel grill, and lava stones with an electric resistance heating system. Its single cooking zone provides a dedicated surface for preparing grilled meals aboard boats and yachts. For buyers planning an electrically equipped galley or replacing an existing built-in marine grill, it offers a cooking option that does not require a gas supply. The recessed mounting format integrates the appliance into a suitable countertop, making its dimensions and installation requirements important parts of the selection process.
The barbecue has a rated power of 2400 W, equivalent to 2.4 kW, and the supplied specification lists an operating supply of 220–240V AC at 50/60Hz. Heating comes from a radiating resistance element, rather than induction technology. This distinction helps buyers identify the correct appliance when comparing electric marine cooking equipment: the PB1327 is a lava-stone barbecue with a grilling surface, rather than a glass-ceramic hob or an induction cooking plate. Its electric operation makes it relevant where gas cooking is impractical or where the vessel’s cooking arrangement is based on AC appliances. Before selecting the unit, confirm that the intended electrical supply and installation can accommodate its rated power alongside other onboard equipment.
The manufacturer identifies an AISI 304 stainless steel base with a Scotch-Brite finish and a black enamelled cooking grill. These materials form the appliance’s countertop surround and food-supporting surface. Manual knob control provides adjustment through 10 power levels, with a maximum output of 2400 W. This gives the user a direct way to adjust the selected heating level during cooking. The combination of a stainless steel surround, a dark grilling surface, and a single cooking area creates a straightforward layout for an integrated boat BBQ grill. A fixing kit is included for mounting the appliance into the intended installation. The manufacturer also lists CE marking for the PB1327.
The supplied product information gives overall dimensions of 300 × 500 × 55 mm, a built-in opening of 250 × 475 mm, and a listed net weight of 7 kg. These measurements help with initial countertop planning and comparison against an existing installation. However, the manufacturer’s current page contains differing height and weight entries, so the installation drawing and identification details for the supplied unit should be checked before cutting a countertop or finalising a replacement. When choosing this stainless steel barbecue, consider the complete installation space rather than the visible countertop footprint alone. Access for fitting, electrical connection, and the requirements in the appliance instructions should guide the final location. This is particularly relevant during yacht refits, where an existing opening may look suitable but still require dimensional verification.
Key Features:
- CAN Stainless Steel Electric Marine Barbecue – 220V, 2400W, 50/60Hz provides a built-in, single-zone grilling appliance for a suitably equipped onboard cooking area.
- Model PB1327: A specific product reference that helps buyers, installers, and marine equipment suppliers identify the correct CAN electric barbecue.
- 2400 W electric heating: Rated at 2.4 kW, with a supplied operating specification of 220–240V AC and 50/60Hz.
- Lava-stone grill system: Combines lava stones with a radiating resistance element for barbecue cooking.
- Stainless steel construction: Features a stainless steel base and an enamelled steel cooking grill.
- Built-in mounting: Supplied dimensions are 300 × 500 × 55 mm, with a stated countertop opening of 250 × 475 mm; confirm the installation drawing before fitting.
- Included fixing kit: Supplied mounting hardware supports installation into the designated countertop opening.
Applications / Suitable For:
- CAN Stainless Steel Electric Marine Barbecue – 220V, 2400W, 50/60Hz is suitable for consideration in boat and yacht cooking installations where the available AC supply, countertop arrangement, and installation requirements match the appliance.
- Marine galley projects: An option for integrating a dedicated electric grilling surface into a planned onboard kitchen.
- Yacht refits: Relevant when updating cooking equipment or replacing a built-in marine barbecue after confirming dimensions and electrical requirements.
- Gas-free cooking arrangements: Useful for projects where electric cooking is preferred, or a gas installation is impractical.
- Onboard meal preparation: Provides a grilling surface for foods such as meat, fish, and vegetables, prepared according to the appliance’s operating instructions.
FAQs:
Q: What type of cooking appliance is this?
A: CAN Stainless Steel Electric Marine Barbecue – 220V, 2400W, 50/60Hz is the PB1327 built-in lava-stone electric grill. It has one cooking zone and uses resistance heating.
Q: Is the power rating 2400 W or 2400 kW?
A: The correct rating is 2400 W, equivalent to 2.4 kW. The “2400 kW” entry in the supplied specification is a unit error.
Q: What electrical supply does it require?
A: The supplied specification states 220–240V alternating current at 50/60Hz. Confirm the supplied unit’s rating plate and installation instructions before connecting it.
Q: What opening is required for installation?
A: The supplied built-in opening is 250 × 475 mm. Verify the installation drawing for the supplied PB1327 before cutting, because the published height and weight entries differ.
