Dimplex PowerChef, Общее руководство пользователя

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Features and Benefits
Evensear
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Active Heat Cooking System (Patent Pending)
The active dual element grill system sears while it cooks by heating food directly. The
upper searing element reaches 650
°
F to lock in flavor and juices by searing your food.
The lower cooking element simultaneously provides precise even heat to gently cook
your food. The Evensear cooking system applies energy through both grill layers and
heats the entire grill area, eliminating hot spots or cool spots.
Easy Automatic Grilling
With a few easy steps the electronic controls produce perfect cooking results every time
without any guesswork. Program the type of food, thickness and how well to cook the
food. The control chimes when it’s time to flip and time to serve, and in case of no
response, it automatically reduces heat to low. Select manual mode to cook the old-
fashioned way or create a custom program to simplify a favorite meal.
Safe Operation
The PowerChef is safe, with no open flame, combustion or volatile fuels. It can safely be
used in areas that other grills cannot, including apartment and condo balconies.
Green
Using an electric grill instead of a propane grill can reduce your carbon footprint. A
40,000 BTU propane grill will produce up to 5.48 lbs of carbon dioxide per hour. In
comparison, the PowerChef electric grill using electricity generated from an average mix
of sources will produce a maximum of 2.23 lbs of carbon dioxide per hour. **
Rotisserie Cooking
Flip up the dual element to convert it to a rotisserie element. This feature eliminates
flare-ups and excessive smoking, meaning evenly cooked, juicy roasts every time.
Just Plug It In
PowerChef plugs into your standard household electrical outlet and provides a safe,
controlled source to heat your food. It’s always convenient and refueling is never
necessary.
No Unwanted Fuel Fumes
No gas or other fuel fumes will impart unwanted tastes or odor to your food.
** The Environmental Protection Agency states 62.2 kg CO
2
per hour for every million BTUs of propane
and 1.37 lbs CO
2
for every kilowatt-hour of electricity.