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Lincat C6H/100S Curved Front Heated Merchandiser with Humidity Control
£1,819.00(£2,182.80 inc VAT)
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The Lincat C6H/100S is a countertop heated merchandiser designed for the display and holding of hot food in self-service and assisted-service environments. Its curved toughened glass front gives customers a clear, unobstructed view of the food on offer, while the extruded aluminium frame with metallic silver finish presents well through the repeated wear of daily service. A front self-service door allows customers to help themselves without requiring staff to be positioned at the unit throughout the meal period.
Where this unit earns its place is in operations where food spends time on display before it reaches the customer. The built-in humidity control works alongside thermostatic temperature regulation to reduce the drying effect that sustained heated display can cause. In a cafeteria, workplace restaurant, or school servery where a dish may sit on show for an hour or more, that combination makes a meaningful difference to the texture and appearance of the food by the time it is served.
- Humidity control helps retain food texture and appearance during longer holding periods
- Thermostatic regulation allows temperature to be matched to the food type being held
- Curved glass front maximises product visibility from the customer side
- Self-service door suits both staffed and unattended servery configurations
- Aluminium frame wipes down quickly between service periods
As a countertop unit, it requires a stable surface with adequate load capacity and clear access around any ventilation points. If it is being fitted into a modular servery run, it is worth confirming compatibility with adjacent equipment before ordering, particularly where counter heights and depths need to align.
This model is well suited to cafeterias, staff restaurants, school food service, and smaller hospitality operations where a reliable, presentable heated display is needed for a moderate range of hot items. It works best where self-service access aligns with the service style in use. For higher-volume operations or sites requiring greater shelf capacity, a heavier-duty model within the range may be worth considering.
If you would like to talk through how this unit would fit within your existing servery setup, our team is happy to work through the details with you.
Frequently asked questions
Is this unit suitable for a busy cafeteria running a full lunch service?
It is well suited to moderate-volume cafeteria and refectory settings where a range of hot dishes is held on display throughout a meal period. The humidity control is particularly useful here, as it helps maintain food quality across the extended holding times typical of a cafeteria-style service. For very high-throughput operations with a large number of dishes on display simultaneously, a higher-capacity unit with greater shelf space may be a better fit.
What does the humidity control actually do in practice?
Heated display cabinets without humidity control allow moisture to evaporate from food over time, which can leave dishes looking dry or unappetising after extended holding. The humidity control on this unit introduces moisture into the cabinet environment to slow that process, helping food maintain its appearance and texture for longer. It is particularly beneficial for dishes like casseroles, rice, pasta, or roasted meats that are prone to drying out under dry heat.
What do I need to consider before fitting this into an existing servery counter?
As a countertop unit, it needs a stable surface capable of supporting its weight, with adequate clearance around any ventilation points to prevent heat build-up. If you are integrating it into a modular servery run, it is worth checking that the counter height and depth align with adjacent equipment before ordering. Our team can help you work through the layout requirements if you are unsure.
- Capacity (litres)
- 323
- Capacity (shelves)
- 3
- External depth
- 650 mm
- External height
- 755 mm
- External width
- 1000 mm
- Power rating
- 2 kW
- Weight
- 323 kg
£1,819.00(£2,182.80 inc VAT)
£1,819.00(£2,182.80 inc VAT)
The Lincat C6H/100S is a countertop heated merchandiser designed for the display and holding of hot food in self-service and assisted-service environments. Its curved toughened glass front gives customers a clear, unobstructed view of the food on offer, while the extruded aluminium frame with metallic silver finish presents well through the repeated wear of daily service. A front self-service door allows customers to help themselves without requiring staff to be positioned at the unit throughout the meal period.
Where this unit earns its place is in operations where food spends time on display before it reaches the customer. The built-in humidity control works alongside thermostatic temperature regulation to reduce the drying effect that sustained heated display can cause. In a cafeteria, workplace restaurant, or school servery where a dish may sit on show for an hour or more, that combination makes a meaningful difference to the texture and appearance of the food by the time it is served.
- Humidity control helps retain food texture and appearance during longer holding periods
- Thermostatic regulation allows temperature to be matched to the food type being held
- Curved glass front maximises product visibility from the customer side
- Self-service door suits both staffed and unattended servery configurations
- Aluminium frame wipes down quickly between service periods
As a countertop unit, it requires a stable surface with adequate load capacity and clear access around any ventilation points. If it is being fitted into a modular servery run, it is worth confirming compatibility with adjacent equipment before ordering, particularly where counter heights and depths need to align.
This model is well suited to cafeterias, staff restaurants, school food service, and smaller hospitality operations where a reliable, presentable heated display is needed for a moderate range of hot items. It works best where self-service access aligns with the service style in use. For higher-volume operations or sites requiring greater shelf capacity, a heavier-duty model within the range may be worth considering.
If you would like to talk through how this unit would fit within your existing servery setup, our team is happy to work through the details with you.
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