Braising pans can be powered by either gas or electricity. Check the inlet size on all gas-powered equipment to make sure you have the appropriate couplings and that it can be spliced into your existing gas supply line without having to increase the pressure or run new piping. With electrically powered units, you will need to verify that you have the necessary voltage and phase. Additional electrical configurations are usually available, depending on the model and manufacturer.
Southbend (ECTRS-16) - 16 gal Stainless Steel Electric Countertop Tilting Skillet
Southbend (BELTS-30) - 30 gal Stainless Steel Open Base Tilting Skillet
Southbend (BELTS-40) - 40 gal Stainless Steel Open Base Tilting Skillet
Southbend (BELM-40) - 40 gal Stainless Steel Electric Tilting Skillet
Southbend (BECT-40) - 40 gal Stainless Steel Electric Tilting Skillet
Blodgett (BLP-40E) - 40 gal Electric Floor-Model Braising Pan w/ Electric Power Tilt
Blodgett (BLT-40E) - 40 gal Electric Floor-Model Braising Pan w/ Manual Tilt
Blodgett (BLP-30G) - 30 gal Gas Floor Model Braising Pan w/ Electric Tilt
Blodgett (BLT-30G) - 30 gal Gas Floor Model Braising Pan w/ Manual Tilt
Blodgett (BLP-40G) - 40 gal Gas Floor Model Braising Pan w/ Electric Power Tilt