Electric deep pans — BHS offers large-capacity electric deep cooking pans for corporate canteens, hospital kitchens, schools, catering companies and other high-volume HoReCa businesses: an electric deep pan is a stationary professional kitchen appliance — a large rectangular stainless steel vessel with electric heating elements underneath, in which 40–150 litres of food are cooked simultaneously; electric heating provides precise and stable temperature control, which is especially important for preparing more complex sauces or creams; most models are equipped with a tilting mechanism for easy emptying of contents; an electric deep pan is ideal for spaces where there is no gas connection or where gas use is restricted; BHS offers electric deep pans together with a range of Cooking Pans for HoReCa businesses.
See also Gas Deep Pans as a gas alternative — BHS provides a full range of high-volume cooking equipment for HoReCa kitchens across Europe.
Electric deep pans — an electric large-capacity pan is an essential appliance in large kitchens where food quantities exceed the capacity of a standard hob pot; electric heating ensures a stable temperature across the entire base of the vessel, which is an advantage for uniform sauce or porridge preparation; the tilting mechanism significantly facilitates the transfer of contents to the next appliance or serving container in HoReCa kitchens.
Advantages of electric heating in a deep pan
Electric deep pans — electric heating in a deep pan differs from gas heating in several aspects that determine its suitability for specific kitchens and types of food. Precise temperature control — an electric thermostat provides more precise and stable temperature maintenance than a gas flame; this is important for sensitive cooking processes (béchamel sauces, caramel, chocolate melting). Uniform heat distribution — electric elements ensure even heat across the entire base of the vessel. BHS provides electric deep pans.
Tilting mechanism — efficient emptying of contents
Electric deep pans — the tilting mechanism is one of the most important features of a professional deep pan, distinguishing it from a standard pot. Manual tilting — with a handle, the pan tilts slowly forward; food flows out over the front edge directly into a container or distribution area; one person can empty the pan without heavy lifting. Motorised tilting — in more advanced models, tilting is performed by an electric motor; with a single switch movement, the pan empties in a controlled manner; safer with very full or very hot contents; see Gas Deep Pans.
HACCP and safety requirements for electric deep pans
Electric deep pans — cooking large quantities of hot food requires strict HACCP control and compliance with electrical safety requirements. Temperature control — food must be heated to at least +75°C before serving; the pan is equipped with a thermostat that is regulated and checked; any deviation from the planned temperature is documented. Electrical installation — high power (8–20 kW) requires a three-phase 380V connection with an appropriate circuit breaker; regular electrical equipment inspection by a certified electrician. Cleaning — after each shift, the pan is completely emptied and washed; regular inspection of the tilting mechanism and sealing components.
HoReCa usage scenarios for electric deep pans
School or university canteen — in a school or university canteen, an electric deep pan prepares soups, porridges and stews daily for hundreds of pupils or students; stable electric heating ensures consistent food quality; BHS provides electric deep pans. Hospital or care facility kitchen — in a hospital kitchen without gas, an electric pan is essential for preparing large quantities of diet meals. Catering company for events with electricity — for a catering company, an electric pan is useful if only electricity is available at the event; BHS supplies the products. BHS offers electric deep pans for HoReCa businesses across Europe.
Frequently asked questions
Is an electric deep pan slower than its gas counterpart? Electric deep pans — an electric pan heats up more slowly than a gas pan; the heating time for an electric model may be 10–15 minutes longer; however, once the temperature is reached, electric elements maintain it more precisely than a gas flame; the choice depends on priorities; see Gas Deep Pans.
What electrical connection is required for an electric deep pan? Electric deep pans — a 380V three-phase connection with a 16–32A circuit breaker is usually required, depending on the model's power; check the specific electrical parameters with BHS specialists before purchase; see Cooking Pans.
Why choose BHS?
BHS – Baltic HoReCa Solutions supplies professional equipment for restaurants, cafés, hotels and canteens: more than 20,000 products from many manufacturers. Our specialists help you choose the right equipment and spare parts for your kitchen or bar.
Delivery
We deliver across the European Union. Delivery time and cost depend on the order volume and destination — contact the BHS team for an exact price and lead time.