MKN Combi Steamer DKECOD621-121G2 – Oven, Electric, FlexiCombi

997 x 799 x 1900 mm defines the footprint and height of the MKN DKECOD621-121G2 FlexiCombi, a full-size electric combi steamer configured for larger galley productions. With a stated meals-per-day range from 60 to 460 and a maximum load weight of 72 + 120, it is built for continuous service rather than à‑la‑carte peaks only.

On board, that 997 x 799 mm footprint demands a dedicated position in the hot galley with enough free space for loading and service access, while the 1900 mm height calls for a checked deckhead clearance before finalising the layout. At 282 kg net weight, this unit needs a properly prepared foundation or deck fixing that suits the vessel’s structural plan; this is not a piece of equipment that can simply be repositioned later. The combination of meals-per-day and load data gives a designer a concrete figure to size extraction, power distribution and workflow around, instead of relying on generic “10-level” assumptions.

Electrically, the DKECOD621-121G2 is specified at 400 V, which aligns with one of the common shipboard low-voltage systems and avoids the need for step-down devices from higher distribution levels. The electrical power is quoted as 20.9 + 30.5, reflecting the split between functional sections within the appliance rather than a single lump-sum value; that is the figure the electrical engineer needs when checking spare capacity on the relevant distribution board. In a refit where margin on the main galley panel is already tight, understanding that split is often what decides whether this model can be adopted without upstream modifications.

The maximum load weight of 72 + 120 gives a sense of how the cavity and loading system are structured. It is a reminder that, when fully utilised, the live weight inside the cabinet is substantial and interacts with the 282 kg appliance mass itself. For a naval architect or yard, those numbers are not an afterthought: they guide both the deck plating design under the unit and the choice of any supporting plinth. For the catering team, they help convert menu cycles into practical batch sizes within the quoted 60–460 meals-per-day envelope.

Build and control

• Series: FlexiCombi
• Dimensions (LxWxH): 997 x 799 x 1900 mm
• Net weight: 282 kg
• Maximum load weight: 72 + 120
• Meals per day capacity: 60 - 460
• Electrical power: 20.9 + 30.5
• Voltage: 400 V
• Manufacturer: MKN
• Article number: DKECOD621-121G2

This unit suits a vessel that has a defined hot galley, enough electrical headroom at 400 V to support 20.9 + 30.5 of connected load, and a service profile where 60 to 460 meals per day are realistic numbers. It is not the right choice where the galley is constrained to much smaller electrical loads, or where the service pattern never approaches the lower end of that meal count, because the space and connection it requires would be underused.

Ordered under MKN product number DKECOD621-121G2.