MKN Magnum Multifunctional Bratt Pan 10019171 – Optima 850

Ninety‑six litres of working volume on a 700 x 540 x 300 mm pan gives the Magnum bratt pan 10019171 enough surface and depth to act as a main production pan in a single work zone. With 14.4 kW electrical power at 400 V, it concentrates its heating into a compact Optima 850 body measuring 1000 x 850 x 700 mm.

Those dimensions are central when slotting the unit into a marine galley block. A 1000 x 850 mm footprint matches the Optima 850 line, so the front and rear edges run flush with adjacent modules and the 700 mm height keeps the upper edge of the pan at a consistent working level along the suite. That simplifies foundation fabrication, deck welding and hood design, all of which become more complex when one body steps out of line. Net weight is quoted at 205 kg, with 238 kg gross for transport and lifting calculations, so the yard can plan door clearances, hoists and plinth design from published numbers rather than estimates.

The single work zone is a deliberate choice. The 700 x 540 mm working surface and 300 mm depth form one 96‑litre pan rather than multiple zones, which suits batch braising, shallow frying and boiling where one temperature profile across the load is wanted. When that pan is filled close to its 96‑litre capacity, the integrated drain valve gives a fixed, low‑effort emptying point; there is no need to lift or tip heavy contents by hand. The 400 V supply and 14.4 kW connected load give the electrical designer a clear figure for the relevant distribution board while staying within typical galley circuit ratings.

Material selection follows MKN’s split between general carcass and food‑wetted components. Stainless steel 1.4301 (AISI 304) is used throughout the structure, tying visually and mechanically into adjacent stainless galley furniture. All wetted parts are in stainless steel 1.4404 (AISI 316L), so the pan and surfaces exposed to food and cleaning water use the higher‑alloy grade. Fully welded seams and a self‑supporting closed construction tie these materials into a closed body, which reduces dirt traps around joints and simplifies washdown at the end of service.

The lid and services are specified around day‑to‑day operation. A double‑walled hinged lid with swivel joint and condensate drip strip keeps steam over the pan and returns condensate to the working surface instead of onto the operator side. The R3/4" tap with 250 mm reach allows cold or hot water to be brought directly into the pan without extra hosework, and the drain valve then provides a defined route back out. Prepared connection to an energy optimisation system means the 14.4 kW load can be integrated into a wider galley demand‑management scheme where the vessel’s switchboard requires it.

Build and control

• Stainless steel 1.4301 (AISI 304) throughout
• Stainless steel 1.4404 (AISI 316L) wetted parts
• Self-supporting closed construction
• Fully welded seams
• Double-walled hinged lid with swivel joint and condensate drip strip
• Drain valve
• R3/4" tap with 250 mm reach
• Prepared for connection to an energy optimisation system

This configuration is the right choice where a galley needs one general‑purpose 96‑litre pan in an Optima 850 line, running as a single temperature zone on a 400 V supply. It is the wrong choice where the menu or service pattern requires several temperatures within the same footprint at the same time; in that case separate modules or a pan with independently controlled areas should be specified. Ordered under MKN product number 10019171.