Classeq Pass-Through Dishwasher Inlet Table with Sink T11SENL
Product Description
The Classeq T11SENL is a left-hand inlet table designed to work alongside a pass-through dishwasher as a dedicated pre-wash and loading station. It combines a sink bowl, splashback, and pre-rinse...
Specifications
- Colour
- Silver
- Dimensions
- 870(H) x 1100(W) x 800(D)mm
- Weight
- 44kg
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Product Description
The Classeq T11SENL is a left-hand inlet table designed to work alongside a pass-through dishwasher as a dedicated pre-wash and loading station. It combines a sink bowl, splashback, and pre-rinse spray mixer tap in a single unit, giving the operator a controlled area for scraping, rinsing, and stacking before ware enters the machine.
In a working kitchen, this kind of inlet setup makes a measurable difference to dishwasher performance. Pre-rinsing removes the heavier food soiling before items reach the machine, which reduces the load on wash chemicals, helps maintain water quality inside the dishwasher, and extends the interval between tank changes during a busy service. The spray mixer tap gives the operator control over water temperature at the rinse stage, and the splashback keeps the surrounding area manageable.
From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are straightforward:
- Dedicated pre-rinse station keeps soiling out of the main wash tank
- Integrated sink bowl reduces the need for separate pot-wash space at the inlet
- Splashback protects the wall and simplifies end-of-service cleaning
- Left-hand configuration suits kitchens where ware flows from left to right through the machine
The table requires a plumbed water supply and drainage connection, so installation needs to be coordinated with your plumber before the unit goes in. It is sized to pair directly with Classeq pass-through machines, so confirming compatibility with your specific dishwasher model before ordering is worthwhile. The unit weighs 44kg and the 1100mm width means access routes and the final position should be checked during planning.
This table is well suited to pub kitchens, small hotel operations, schools, and cafés running a Classeq pass-through machine where a structured inlet workflow is needed. Sites with very high covers or larger-format dishwashers may require a more substantial inlet arrangement.
If you are planning a dishwash area and are not certain whether this table is the right fit for your machine and layout, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.
Key Features
- Left-hand inlet configuration for left-to-right dishwash workflow
- Integrated sink bowl with pre-rinse spray mixer tap included
- Full-height splashback protects the wall behind the unit
- 1100mm wide table with 800mm depth for practical loading space
- Designed to pair directly with Classeq pass-through dishwashers
Operational Benefits
- Pre-rinsing reduces soiling in the wash tank, extending water quality during service
- Structured inlet zone keeps the dishwash area organised under pressure
- Integrated sink removes the need for a separate pre-wash point nearby
- Splashback simplifies wall cleaning and reduces moisture damage over time
- Consistent workflow from inlet table to machine reduces operator handling errors
Specifications
- Colour
- Silver
- Dimensions
- 870(H) x 1100(W) x 800(D)mm
- Weight
- 44kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The T11SENL is designed to work with Classeq pass-through machines, but inlet table compatibility can depend on the specific dishwasher model and how the units align. It is worth confirming the pairing with us before ordering to make sure the heights and connections line up correctly for your installation.
- The unit needs a cold and hot water supply for the spray mixer tap, plus a waste connection for the sink bowl. Installation should be coordinated with a qualified plumber, and the final position needs to be agreed before pipework is run.
- A left-hand inlet table is suited to kitchens where dirty ware arrives from the left and travels right through the dishwasher. If your workflow runs in the opposite direction, a right-hand configuration would be the appropriate choice — it is worth mapping out your dishwash flow before specifying the table.