Electrolux Professional Boiling Top Range 391182 – 900XP, 4-Hot Plates Electric Boiling Top Range

Sixteen kilowatts installed, split across four plates at 4 kW each, is the defining figure on the 391182. All four hot plates share the same 300×300 mm footprint, so the usable surface is predictable from the drawing, not from guesswork once aboard.

On a shipboard galley, that predictability ties directly into menu planning and pan stock. A line that runs standard 300×300 mm base pans can occupy all four positions with the same vessel size, without a weak corner that has to be reserved for light work. Heat-up behaviour, batch size and recovery are consistent across the front and back, which keeps the service pattern simple for the brigade rotating between vessels.

Electrical integration is straightforward. The specified supply is 400 V/3 ph/50/60 Hz, so the unit hooks into a three-phase distribution that can be operated on either 50 Hz or 60 Hz systems. From the switchboard and cabling perspective, the load to plan for is 16 kW on a single appliance, with no combustion air, flue routing or gas train to negotiate with the yard. That simplifies both the technical specification and the risk assessment in enclosed galley spaces.

The square 300×300 mm plates on both the front and back are listed as 300×300 300×300 in the data table, which matters when the unit is used as the main boiling surface rather than a supplementary hob. Two identical plates at the front and two at the back give four equal positions, each capable of taking the same pot base or griddle plate. For a designer laying out a 900XP line, this makes the 391182 a clean module to drop into a straight or corner block where symmetry of use is important.

Logistics at installation are helped by the published shipping data. Net weight is 85 kg, with a shipping weight of 86 kg, so lifting appliances and manual handling plans can be based on a real figure. The shipping footprint of 1020 mm width, 860 mm depth and 640 mm height, at a quoted shipping volume of 0.56 m³, sets the clearance needed through doors and along corridors on the way to the galley. On refits where companionways and hatches are the limiting factor, those numbers decide whether the unit moves intact or needs alternative routing.

Build and control

• IPX4 rated against water ingress
• Scotch-Brite finished exterior panels
• Flush-fitting side edges for gap-free installation

IPX4 protection means the boiling top withstands splashing water, which matches cleaning regimes that use spray rather than just wiping. Scotch-Brite finished exterior panels offer a surface that cleans in a repeatable way and presents a uniform appearance alongside other stainless equipment. Flush-fitting side edges let the 391182 sit tightly against adjacent 900XP modules or fabricated stainless tops, avoiding open joints that would otherwise become soil traps and complicate USPH-style hygiene inspections.

This configuration is the right choice where a 900XP line needs four identical electric boiling positions on a 400 V/3 ph/50/60 Hz supply and the galley can accept the heat load from 16 kW of contact plates. It is the wrong choice where the project brief has already standardised on another cooking technology for energy management or working temperature at the range, because mixing plate types complicates both training and spare-part support. Ordered under Electrolux Professional product number 391182.