MKN Tilting Multifunctional Bratt Pan 7EPKU032XMM – on Stand, Electric, MaxPower

129 litres of working volume and 20 kW MaxPower set the 7EPKU032XMM up for heavy production in a compact footprint. With a quoted cooking time of 100 min to DIN, this unit is configured for processes where controlled heating over a defined cycle matters more than rapid batch changeover.

On a ship this specification reads directly into loading, power planning and cleaning routines. Net weight is 246 kg, rising to 269 kg gross for transport, so the foundation and any deck reinforcement can be sized with confidence. The electrical supply of 380–415 V aligns with common three-phase marine distributions, reducing the need for step-down transformers or non-standard switchgear. Where galley and utility rooms run hot and are cleaned down with hoses, the IP-rated water protection and stainless steel construction of wetted parts help the machine survive daily washdowns without intrusive covers.

The 129-litre capacity gives enough volume for sizeable batches without pushing into the very large bodies that demand more deck space and heavier services. A maximum electrical power draw of 20 kW is substantial, but still manageable in a medium-sized galley when coordinated with other loads on the same section. The 100 min cooking time to DIN provides a repeatable reference point: the unit is designed to bring its contents through the specified temperature profile within that window, rather than chasing the fastest possible heat-up at the cost of control. Kettle depth is listed as 1 mm in the data set; for design and installation this value belongs in the documentation set for the project so that any interface parts or accessories can be matched accurately.

Weight figures matter at sea both for stability calculations and for day-to-day use. At 246 kg net, mounted on a stand and with tilting, the 7EPKU032XMM is not a small appliance that can be repositioned later; it belongs on a planned plinth or flanged feet arrangement that integrates with the deck, scuppers and surrounding equipment. The combination of electric heating at 380–415 V and defined cooking time gives predictable heat rejection to the space, which the HVAC designer can factor into air-conditioning and make-up air for the galley zone.

Build and control

• Radiused internal corners for hygienic cleaning
• Stainless steel 1.4404 (AISI 316L) wetted parts
• IP-rated water protection

The use of 1.4404 (AISI 316L) on wetted parts is significant for marine projects where chloride exposure and aggressive cleaning chemicals shorten the life of lesser grades; it helps keep the internal shell and fittings serviceable over longer periods. Radiused internal corners reduce soil traps and simplify swabbing between cycles, which is relevant under tight cleaning windows between services. IP-rated protection gives the yard and operator more latitude in how the surrounding area is cleaned, compared with open electrical assemblies that need shielding.

This configuration is the right choice where a 129-litre electric tilting unit fits the production plan and where a 20 kW connection at 380–415 V is available at the position. It is less suitable for very small galleys that cannot spare the electrical capacity or structural support for a 246 kg machine, or where only light, short-cycle work is expected.

Ordered under MKN product number 7EPKU032XMM.