MKN Combi Steamer SKECOD623CG2 – Oven, Electric, Junior

5.2 kW connected load on a 400 V supply defines the MKN SKECOD623CG2 Junior combi steamer as a compact, low‑power oven for smaller galleys. With a footprint of 550 x 611 mm and a height of 784 mm, it is sized to sit where space is tight but hot production still needs a dedicated combi.

On board, those figures translate directly into planning advantages. A 400 V rating ties in with typical shipboard low‑voltage distribution, avoiding the need for odd‑voltage feeds or transformers. The modest 5.2 kW electrical power reduces the impact on the section board, which matters on refits where spare capacity is limited. At 68 kg net weight it is relatively light, so foundation and securing details are easier to engineer than for a full‑size oven.

The output band of 20–50 meals per day positions this Junior model for small crew galleys, stand‑alone stations, or satellite pantries rather than the main production line on a large vessel. Within that range it can support breakfast, lunch and dinner service without being oversized, which in turn limits idle energy draw and helps the HVAC load, because a smaller cavity and lower installed power shed less heat into the room than a large high‑kilowatt combi.

Physically, the 550 mm length and 611 mm width make this unit straightforward to integrate on a short run of counter or a narrow equipment plinth. The 784 mm height keeps it within reach for deck‑level installation or allows it to be set on a low stand without pushing controls too high. Net weight at 68 kg keeps handling manageable during installation or relocation, while still giving the mass needed for a stable, vibration‑resistant mounting when the vessel is at sea.

Build and control

• Junior series electric combi steamer
• 400 V electrical supply
• 5.2 kW electrical power rating
• Compact 550 x 611 x 784 mm body dimensions
• Net weight 68 kg
• Sized for 20–50 meals per day

This configuration is the right choice where the galley has a modest headcount to feed and where both deck area and electrical capacity are constrained, such as smaller workboats, offshore units or secondary service points on larger ships. It is not the right selection for a main galley that must push significantly more than 50 meals per service; in that case, larger bodies from the same manufacturer should be considered to avoid running constantly at the limit of capacity.

Ordered under MKN product number SKECOD623CG2.