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Buffalo Twin Tank Twin Basket Countertop Fryer 2x3Ltr 2x2kW

SKU: CU615

£194.00(£232.80 inc VAT)

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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 2
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 2
  • Equipment may be supplied with a moulded plug but may be more suitably connected to a fused spur

The Buffalo twin tank countertop fryer provides two independent 3-litre frying tanks in a compact, stainless steel unit designed for counter-top use in commercial settings. Each tank operates separately with its own 2kW heating element, thermostat control, and power lead, allowing two different products to be fried simultaneously at different temperatures without cross-contamination of oils or flavours.

In practical terms, this fryer is well suited to lower-volume service periods rather than continuous high-throughput frying. The 2kW elements per tank deliver adequate heat for steady use, though recovery times between batches will be longer than you would expect from a larger floor-standing unit. It performs reliably for intermittent demand — think a small café running chips and battered fish across two tanks, or a pub kitchen covering a limited bar snacks menu alongside a main fryer. It is not designed to carry the full frying load for a busy restaurant service on its own.

Key operational advantages include:

  • Independent tanks allow different oils or products without flavour transfer
  • Separate thermostats give straightforward temperature control for each product
  • Lids supplied as standard help protect oil during downtime and extend oil life
  • Fully disassembles for thorough cleaning between services
  • Lightweight build makes it practical for pop-up catering or event use

Installation is straightforward — this unit runs from a standard mains supply via two separate power leads, one per tank. No specialist electrical work or ventilation extraction is required beyond what your existing countertop position provides, though as with any open fryer, proximity to a canopy or adequate kitchen ventilation is good practice. At 6.2kg the unit is easy to reposition when needed.

This fryer is best suited to small kitchens, pop-up operations, market traders, or as a supplementary fryer in an established kitchen where primary frying capacity already exists. If your site runs consistent fried food volume throughout service, a single larger tank or a heavier-duty floor-standing model is likely to be a better long-term fit.

If you are unsure whether this unit will handle your expected service volume, we are happy to talk through your requirements before you commit to a purchase.

Frequently asked questions

Is this fryer suitable as the main fryer for a busy kitchen service?

Not typically. With 3 litres per tank and 2kW elements, this unit suits lower-volume or intermittent frying rather than sustained high-throughput service. For kitchens where frying is a core part of the menu throughout service, a larger single or twin tank unit with higher kilowattage and greater oil capacity is likely to be more reliable under pressure.

What are the installation requirements for this fryer?

Each tank has its own standard mains power lead, so no specialist electrical installation is needed beyond two accessible plug sockets. There is no gas or water connection required. As with any open-top fryer, positioning beneath or near a ventilation canopy is good practice, but no dedicated extraction is mandated by the unit itself.

Can the two tanks be used for completely different oils or products?

Yes — because each tank is fully independent with its own heating element and thermostat, you can run different oils or product types in each without any flavour transfer between them. This makes the unit particularly useful for operators who need to keep, for example, meat and vegetarian products strictly separate.
Buffalo Twin Tank Twin Basket Countertop Fryer 2x3Ltr 2x2kW

£194.00(£232.80 inc VAT)

£194.00(£232.80 inc VAT)

The Buffalo twin tank countertop fryer provides two independent 3-litre frying tanks in a compact, stainless steel unit designed for counter-top use in commercial settings. Each tank operates separately with its own 2kW heating element, thermostat control, and power lead, allowing two different products to be fried simultaneously at different temperatures without cross-contamination of oils or flavours.

In practical terms, this fryer is well suited to lower-volume service periods rather than continuous high-throughput frying. The 2kW elements per tank deliver adequate heat for steady use, though recovery times between batches will be longer than you would expect from a larger floor-standing unit. It performs reliably for intermittent demand — think a small café running chips and battered fish across two tanks, or a pub kitchen covering a limited bar snacks menu alongside a main fryer. It is not designed to carry the full frying load for a busy restaurant service on its own.

Key operational advantages include:

  • Independent tanks allow different oils or products without flavour transfer
  • Separate thermostats give straightforward temperature control for each product
  • Lids supplied as standard help protect oil during downtime and extend oil life
  • Fully disassembles for thorough cleaning between services
  • Lightweight build makes it practical for pop-up catering or event use

Installation is straightforward — this unit runs from a standard mains supply via two separate power leads, one per tank. No specialist electrical work or ventilation extraction is required beyond what your existing countertop position provides, though as with any open fryer, proximity to a canopy or adequate kitchen ventilation is good practice. At 6.2kg the unit is easy to reposition when needed.

This fryer is best suited to small kitchens, pop-up operations, market traders, or as a supplementary fryer in an established kitchen where primary frying capacity already exists. If your site runs consistent fried food volume throughout service, a single larger tank or a heavier-duty floor-standing model is likely to be a better long-term fit.

If you are unsure whether this unit will handle your expected service volume, we are happy to talk through your requirements before you commit to a purchase.