MKN Magnum Multifunctional Bratt Pan 10019145 – Tilting, Electric, Optima 850

Ninety‑four litres of pan volume on a 1020 x 540 mm working surface defines this Magnum bratt pan in the Optima 850 line. At 1600 x 850 x 700 mm overall and 245 kg net weight, it is a full-size production unit rather than a compact add‑on.

Those dimensions matter when laying out an Optima 850 suite across a ship’s galley. The 850 mm depth ties straight into the line’s standard body depth, so the pan edge runs flush with adjacent modules and pots can be moved without catching. A single work zone is easier to manage on a moving vessel where one large batch is often safer and simpler than multiple smaller ones to watch. The electrical specification at 400 V and 19.4 kW needs to be reconciled with the ship’s distribution; on vessels with a different main voltage the yard or electrical integrator has to decide how this load is supplied.

The 94‑litre capacity on a 1020 x 540 x 210 mm pan gives a relatively deep cooking surface. That depth is what allows the unit to handle both shallow bratt work and higher-volume liquid cooking without constantly working at the brim. The far‑forward pivot point for controlled pouring is about keeping that volume usable aboard: when the vessel is rolling, a pan that tips predictably and brings product to the front without a sudden surge is much easier to work. Net and gross weights of 245 kg and 285 kg respectively are useful inputs for foundations and for checking deck loading against the naval architect’s limits.

Electrical power is quoted as 19.4 kW at 400 V. In practice that means this pan will sit among the heavier single loads in a galley line, and planning the switchboard, breakers and diversity around it is essential. Being prepared for connection to an energy optimisation system helps square that with a limited generator capacity: in a managed-power installation the pan can be shed or throttled when other heavy consumers are on line, rather than simply tripping a breaker.

Material choice is split between structural and wetted parts. The corpus is stainless steel 1.4301 (AISI 304), while parts in contact with product are stainless steel 1.4404 (AISI 316L). That combination keeps the external structure consistent with the rest of an Optima 850 line while reserving the more corrosion‑resistant grade for the cooking well, where salt and acidic foods are present. Fully welded seams and a double‑walled hinged lid with swivel joint and condensate drip strip support both hygiene and day‑to‑day handling; a lid that manages condensate internally instead of dumping it on the worktop is easier to live with in a tight galley.

Build and control

• Stainless steel 1.4301 (AISI 304) throughout
• Self-supporting closed construction
• Stainless steel 1.4404 (AISI 316L) wetted parts
• Prepared for connection to an energy optimisation system
• Fully welded seams
• Far-forward pivot point for controlled pouring
• Double-walled hinged lid with swivel joint and condensate drip strip

This is the right choice where an Optima 850 battery needs a single, relatively high‑capacity tilting pan for bulk production, tied into an energy‑optimised electrical system. It is not the ideal fit for a very small galley looking for multiple independently controlled zones or for a vessel whose electrical standard cannot support 400 V and 19.4 kW without additional infrastructure. Ordered under MKN product number 10019145.