Roller Grill FD 80 8 Litre Single Tank Electric Fryer
Product Description
The Roller Grill FD 80 is a single-tank electric countertop fryer with an 8-litre oil capacity. It is designed for frying a broad range of products — from chips and...
Specifications
- Capacity (litres)
- 8
- External depth (mm)
- 420
- External height (mm)
- 320
- External width (mm)
- 280
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Roller Grill FD80 Fryer SpecificationsProduct Description
The Roller Grill FD 80 is a single-tank electric countertop fryer with an 8-litre oil capacity. It is designed for frying a broad range of products — from chips and battered fish to sausages — and is built to handle the kind of continuous frying demand you find in smaller food service operations. The unit produces a useful throughput of fresh or frozen chips, making it a workable option where space is limited but consistent fried output is still required during service.
In a working kitchen environment, the cold zone positioned below the heating element plays a meaningful role in extending oil life. Food debris sinks below the active frying area rather than burning against the element, which slows oil degradation and reduces how frequently the oil needs changing. This matters in operations where oil costs and disposal frequency add up over a week's service.
From a practical standpoint, the FD 80 is reasonably straightforward to maintain. The head unit and oil pan are removable, which simplifies daily cleaning and end-of-service draining. The unit also includes a safety microswitch that prevents operation unless the element is correctly positioned, alongside an independent safety thermostat — both standard but important features for operator safety in a busy environment.
- Removable head unit and oil pan make cleaning and oil changes straightforward
- Cold zone below the element helps preserve oil quality during continuous use
- Safety microswitch and secondary thermostat provide a reliable layer of protection
- Compact countertop footprint suits kitchens where space on the frying station is limited
- Capable of handling fish fillets and sausages as well as chips
As a countertop electric unit, installation requirements are modest — a suitable power supply and adequate ventilation above the cooking station are the principal considerations. It is worth confirming your extraction capacity before commissioning any open-tank fryer, as frying generates significant heat and steam. This unit is best suited to lower-volume operations: a café, snack bar, small pub kitchen, or as a supplementary fryer in a larger setup. For sites running continuous high-volume frying through a full service period, a larger twin-tank or floor-standing unit would be worth considering.
If you are unsure whether the FD 80 matches your service volumes or kitchen setup, we are happy to talk it through before you place an order.
Key Features
- 8-litre single tank with cold zone below the heating element
- Removable head unit and oil pan for straightforward daily cleaning
- Safety microswitch ensures correct element positioning before operation
- Independent secondary safety thermostat for added operator protection
- Countertop design accommodates fish fillets and sausages alongside chips
Operational Benefits
- Cold zone below element slows oil degradation and reduces change frequency
- Removable components cut end-of-service cleaning time during busy periods
- Dual safety features reduce risk of misuse in fast-paced kitchen environments
- Compact footprint suits limited countertop space without sacrificing frying capacity
- Consistent fried output supports steady service in smaller food operations
Specifications
- Capacity (litres)
- 8
- External depth (mm)
- 420
- External height (mm)
- 320
- External width (mm)
- 280
- Number of baskets
- 1
- Number of tanks
- 1
- Power rating (kw)
- 3
- Power type
- Electric 1 Phase
- Weight (kg)
- 7
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Roller Grill FD80 Fryer SpecificationsFrequently Asked Questions
- The FD 80 is better matched to lower-to-medium volume operations — a café, snack bar, or small pub kitchen — rather than a dedicated fish and chip shop running continuous service. For high-volume frying across a full service period, a larger twin-tank or floor-standing fryer would be a more appropriate choice.
- Specific power rating and voltage details are listed in the product specifications. As with any commercial electric fryer, you should confirm your available supply is adequate before installation, and ensure the unit is connected by a qualified electrician in line with UK regulations.
- The cold zone design, which keeps food debris away from the active heating element, does help extend oil life compared to fryers without this feature. In practice, change frequency still depends on what you are frying, how heavily the unit is used, and how consistently the oil is filtered — but operators generally find the cold zone makes a noticeable difference over a week's service.