MKN Cooking Module 7EHEI082DF8BEB – Electric, Induction

2993 W of sensible heat and 1288 W of latent heat are the defining published figures on the MKN 7EHEI082DF8BEB induction cooking module. For a refit where the HVAC plant is already fixed, having both numbers on the data sheet removes guesswork from the galley heat load calculation.

The electrical supply is specified as 380–415 V, which fits directly into marine and offshore projects designed around that voltage band. It means the module can be planned on the same distribution as other heavier galley appliances without introducing a unique transformer or panel section. On a vessel where every watt of rejected heat has to be drawn off by mechanical extraction, the split between 2993 W sensible and 1288 W latent allows the designer to size canopies, ductwork and make‑up air from the appliance schedule rather than from rules of thumb.

In the cooking line this unit fills the role of an induction module with a hinged lid on a 380–415 V supply. The defined heat emission figures have implications beyond the electrical schedule; they affect zoning and canopy layout. Concentrating several pieces of equipment of similar sensible output in one section of the galley pushes that area’s cooling and extraction harder, so a planner may decide to distribute modules with 2993 W sensible output where the local canopy branches and chilled‑water coils can handle the load. The latent figure of 1288 W is the part that drives dehumidification and condensate handling when the module is used for wet cooking methods.

The hinged lid changes how those heat loads appear in service. Closed over the pan while simmering or holding, it limits vapour escape into the room and can reduce the effective latent component that the canopy has to carry away. Open, it exposes the full cooking area and the quoted 1288 W latent emission becomes a realistic design case for steam and moisture in the galley air. The lid also provides a physical cover when the appliance is not in use, which matters where equipment is cleaned down with spray and chemical detergents.

Build and control

• Hinged lid

This module is a good choice where an induction position is required on a 380–415 V line and the project team needs explicit 2993 W sensible and 1288 W latent figures to plug into HVAC and power studies. It is the wrong choice where the ship’s electrical distribution sits outside the 380–415 V band or where the galley standard has been set firmly on non‑induction technologies, because it would introduce a separate supply requirement and a different operating concept for a single piece of equipment. Ordered under MKN article number 7EHEI082DF8BEB.