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Chillogen technology takes banquet food regeneration to new levels of efficiency. Plate the food, load the unit, switch on, store, regenerate, unload the unit at a preset time, serve. The whole cycle happens automatically once you've loaded the food and switched on. How much time and effort could that save in the kitchen?
The Chillogen compartment allows you to hold chilled food until required and then regenerate it without removing the food from the fridge / oven. At a preset time, the Chillogen compartment reverts to an oven and regenerates the food to the HACCP recommended temperature of 80-85 C in around an hour. That's a real bonus when you're under pressure to deliver a large number of meals at a set time.
With Chillogen technology in place, you can take the hassle out of planning and food preparation. Food can be prepared in advance, when it's quiet, with no more last minute rushes. You can store the food in correct chilled conditions for the required period, so it's ready when you need it. If you've got a regular distribution cycle, Chillogen can keep your planned meals on schedule, efficiently and cost-effectively. If you're catering for a special event, Chillogen can eliminate guesswork and ensure that the event runs smoothly.
Used in conjunction with other Versigen regeneration innovations, Chillogen helps give your food that freshly-cooked look and taste. Our fast heating times make your roast potatoes and chips crisp and brown, and your pastries golden. Profile Temperature Technology reduces the temperature through the cycle to prevent burning or drying out. If there is any unexpected delay in serving, the Chillogen oven maintains its core temperature to keep the food piping hot.
At some time, you may find it necessary to prove your due diligence in serving food at recommended statutory temperatures. The 3D data logging system automatically records the internal temperatures of the oven / refrigerator at set intervals and also provides a means of probing and recording actual food temperatures data. The data is then transferred to a personal computer for storage or analysis. The results can be displayed in graphic or tabular form. Information like this is essential for compliance, but it can also be used to highlight unusual events or faults that affect food quality.