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SKU: 439-SS10TDUC
Brand: Wells
Model: SS-10TDUC
Wells SS-10TDUC 11 qt Drop In Soup Warmer w/ Thermostatic Controls, 120v/1ph
The Wells SS-10TDUC 11 qt drop-in soup warmer with thermostatic controls ensures your soups stay hot and fresh. Built with corrosion-resistant stainless steel and 120V operation, it's designed for efficiency and durability in commercial kitchens.
Key Features
- •Thermostatic controls for precise temperature adjustment, ensuring soups stay hot and ready to serve without risk of overcooking.
- •Corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction built for durability in commercial kitchens with high-volume use.
- •Powerful tubular heating elements with dry or moist heat options, providing consistent performance for both wet and dry applications.
- •Quick and secure installation with WellsLock™ turnout tabs, designed to save time and effort during setup.
- •Built-in drain facilitates effortless water removal, keeping your equipment clean and operational.
Starting from $997.00/unit
Volume discounts available
The Wells SS-10TDUC 11 qt Drop In Soup Warmer is a game-changer for restaurants, cafeterias, and foodservice operations looking to maintain consistent soup temperatures with minimal effort. Using dry or moist heat, this soup warmer leverages powerful tubular heating elements to deliver perfectly warmed soups every time. The front-mounted thermostatic control panel allows operators to adjust temperatures on the fly, ensuring your offerings stay at optimal serving temperatures without the risk of overcooking or underheating. This model is built with corrosion-resistant stainless steel, making it ideal for high-volume kitchens where durability is non-negotiable. The drain feature simplifies cleanup, while the WellsLock™ turnout tabs enable quick and secure installation, saving you time during setup. Whether you're outfitting a self-serve buffet line or a busy restaurant service station, the SS-10TDUC delivers professional-grade performance that meets the demands of today's fast-paced foodservice environment.