MKN Magnum Multifunctional Bratt Pan 10019147 – Tilting, Electric, Optima 850

Ninety‑six litres of pan volume on a 700 x 540 x 300 mm working surface defines the Magnum multifunctional bratt pan 10019147. With overall dimensions of 1300 x 850 x 700 mm, it occupies a single Optima 850 position while delivering a comparatively deep pan body for batch cooking.

On board, that 1300 x 850 mm footprint is a planning figure for the main galley cooking line. It gives one work zone with enough volume to handle core sauces, braised dishes or bulk frying without spreading the job across several smaller appliances, which matters where hood length and deck penetration for services are fixed early in the build. Electrical power is specified at 14.6 kW on a 400 V supply, so this unit needs a dedicated circuit on the galley switchboard and has to be included explicitly in the vessel’s load balance. Net weight of 235 kg, and 265 kg gross, is a structural and installation consideration when this module is set on a plinth or flanged to the deck.

The single work zone is a deliberate choice. One 96‑litre pan can be loaded fully with a consistent cooking profile, instead of dividing heat between multiple smaller wells. The 700 mm length and 540 mm width give a rectangular surface that suits both shallow frying and wet cooking, with 300 mm depth to contain liquid. The far‑forward pivot point supports controlled pouring from that depth, allowing cooked product to be tilted into waiting containers with the operator standing clear of steam and splashes. In service this reduces manual handling compared with ladling from a fixed pan. The double‑walled hinged lid on a swivel joint, with condensate drip strip, keeps condensate inside the pan during cooking rather than on the surrounding worktop.

Stainless steel 1.4301 (AISI 304) throughout forms the carcass and external surfaces, while stainless steel 1.4404 (AISI 316L) is used for wetted parts in contact with food and liquids. This split matches the typical corrosion and hygiene priorities in a marine galley, where the cooking well sees concentrated salt and cleaning chemicals. The fully welded seams, together with the quoted self‑supporting closed construction, give a pan body that can be integrated into an Optima 850 line without open joints that trap soil. Preparation for connection to an energy optimisation system allows the 14.6 kW load at 400 V to be managed against other large consumers, which is relevant on vessels where generator capacity is tightly scheduled between galley, hotel and technical loads.

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 configuration is well suited where a single, large‑volume electric pan is required in an Optima 850 run and the galley can commit 14.6 kW at 400 V to one work zone. It is the wrong choice where service demands simultaneous cooking at different temperatures in one footprint, or where the galley concept relies on several smaller pans spread across the line rather than one 96‑litre body. Ordered under MKN product number 10019147.