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Technical data
| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | L00-51547 |
| POWER | 1.73 kW |
| SIZE L/W/H | 660 / 755 / 1210 mm |
| VOLTAGE | 230V |
| WEIGHT | 99 kg |
| NOTES | Base for Popcorn Maker Self-Service Pop XL - L00-51553 |
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A self-service popcorn maker lets customers serve themselves fresh, hot popcorn at the push of a button. The machine heats a stainless steel kettle with an electric element, circulating hot air to pop the kernels evenly. The process is continuous: once the first batch is ready, the machine maintains a steady supply without manual intervention.
The operator loads the kettle with kernels and oil, then starts the cycle. A timer controls the popping duration, and the machine automatically dispenses the finished popcorn into a holding area. Customers press a button to release a measured portion into a cup, which they take from an integrated dispenser. The machine also provides lids, eliminating the need for separate storage. A removable kettle simplifies cleaning, as the stainless steel surface resists residue and can be washed without damaging a coating.
Built from stainless steel, the Pop XL stands on a sturdy base designed to support its 99 kg weight. The 230 V power requirement matches standard commercial circuits, while the 1.73 kW rating indicates a moderate load suitable for continuous use. The 660 mm width, 755 mm depth, and 1210 mm height allow it to fit on most retail counters or event tables without overwhelming the space. A warming lamp positioned above the serving area keeps the popcorn visible and appetising.
The machine produces approximately 16 standard portions—each around one litre—in about three minutes. This output suits high-traffic locations where quick turnover matters, such as grocery stores, cinemas, or fairs. The self-service design reduces staff involvement, as customers handle their own portions. Regular upkeep involves removing and cleaning the kettle, wiping the interior surfaces, and restocking cups and lids in the dispensers.
A separate base unit (article L-00-51553) is available for this model, providing additional stability or customisation options. The Pop XL is categorised under self-service catering equipment, bridging snack preparation and retail display.