Lincat LCO Countertop Convection Oven | Electric Fan-Assisted
Product Description
The Lincat LCO is a countertop electric fan-assisted convection oven designed for commercial use. It circulates hot air evenly around the cavity during cooking, which improves consistency and reduces cooking...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 488
- External height (mm)
- 371
- External width (mm)
- 555
- Internal depth (mm)
- 320
Product Description
The Lincat LCO is a countertop electric fan-assisted convection oven designed for commercial use. It circulates hot air evenly around the cavity during cooking, which improves consistency and reduces cooking times compared to a static oven. It comes supplied with two wire racks, manual temperature and timer controls, and a glazed door with an illuminated interior so operators can monitor progress without opening the oven.
In a busy kitchen environment, even heat distribution is one of the more practical advantages of a fan-assisted oven. Batch cooking is more predictable, hot spots are reduced, and recovery after loading is generally quicker than with static heat. The LCO sits on a countertop rather than requiring floor space or a dedicated oven stand, which makes it a workable choice where space is a constraint. It is commonly used in cafés, small restaurants, school kitchens, and snack bars where oven demand is steady but not heavy.
Key operational advantages include:
- Even heat circulation reduces the need to rotate trays mid-cook
- Countertop footprint keeps floor space free for other equipment
- Illuminated interior allows monitoring without heat loss
- Manual controls are straightforward to operate and clean around
- Supplied ready to use with two wire racks included
As an electric countertop unit, installation is relatively straightforward, though it is worth confirming the available power supply is adequate before ordering. The oven should be positioned on a stable, heat-resistant surface with reasonable clearance around the sides and rear for ventilation. It is not a substitute for a full-size range oven in a high-volume kitchen, and operators with heavy continuous output requirements may find a larger cavity or a higher-output model better suited to their throughput.
The LCO is well suited to smaller or lower-volume operations where counter space matters and a full-size oven would be unnecessary. It is also a sensible addition oven alongside a main cooking suite, handling baked goods, reheating, or light roasting independently. For sites with significantly higher output demands, a larger or heavier-duty convection oven may be the more appropriate long-term investment.
If you are unsure whether the LCO fits your kitchen's workload or want to talk through how it would sit alongside your existing equipment, our team is happy to help you think it through before you commit.
Key Features
- Fan-assisted circulation delivers consistent heat across both rack positions
- Manual timer and temperature controls for straightforward day-to-day operation
- Glazed door with illuminated interior for monitoring without opening the oven
- Countertop design installs without dedicated floor space or oven stand
- Supplied with two wire racks ready for immediate use on installation
Operational Benefits
- Consistent results across batches reduce the need for mid-cook adjustments
- Compact footprint allows oven capacity without sacrificing valuable floor space
- Quick heat recovery after loading helps maintain throughput during service
- Simple controls reduce training time and minimise operator error on shift
- Separate countertop unit handles baking or reheating independently of the main range
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 488
- External height (mm)
- 371
- External width (mm)
- 555
- Internal depth (mm)
- 320
- Internal height (mm)
- 270
- Internal width (mm)
- 385
- Power rating (kw)
- 2.5
- Power type
- Electric 1 Phase
- Temperature range (deg c)
- 50 - 250
- Weight (kg)
- 25
Frequently Asked Questions
- The LCO is better suited to lower- to medium-volume operations such as cafés, snack bars, or smaller restaurants where oven use is regular but not continuous at high capacity. For a kitchen running sustained heavy output — multiple covers per sitting with frequent batch cooking — a larger cavity or higher-output convection oven would generally serve better over time.
- As an electric countertop unit, you will need a suitable power supply connection — it is worth confirming your existing supply is adequate before ordering. Position it on a stable, heat-resistant surface with adequate clearance around the sides and rear for ventilation. If you are unsure about your electrical supply or workspace requirements, it is worth speaking with us or an approved installer beforehand.
- Yes, in the right setting. For a small café, school tuck shop, or light-service kitchen where oven demand is moderate, the LCO can function as the primary cooking oven without issue. It handles baking, roasting, and reheating reliably within its capacity. Where oven use is more intensive or a wider range of cooking tasks is required, it may work better as a secondary oven alongside a larger unit.