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Lincat PO89X Twin Deck Electric Pizza Oven
£1,485.00(£1,782.00 inc VAT)
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The Lincat PO89X is a twin deck electric pizza oven built around solid firebrick bases on each deck. Firebrick is the material of choice for serious pizza work — it absorbs heat, retains it under load, and releases it evenly into the base of the dough in a way that sheet steel cannot replicate. Each deck operates independently, with separate top and bottom heating elements giving the operator direct control over how heat is applied at each level. A mechanical timer keeps day-to-day operation predictable and consistent.
In a working kitchen, the firebrick construction earns its place during busy service. Stone-based decks recover temperature more evenly than metal alternatives after each pizza is loaded, which matters when orders are running back to back and consistency cannot slip. Running both decks simultaneously gives a useful combined output without expanding the kitchen footprint, and the ability to adjust top and bottom heat independently means the oven can adapt to different dough thicknesses or topping loads without interrupting service flow.
From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages are straightforward:
- Independent top and bottom element control on each deck for precise, adaptable baking
- Firebrick bases provide even heat distribution and reliable recovery between bakes
- Mechanical timer is robust under pressure and straightforward to maintain
- Twin deck layout doubles usable capacity within a single countertop footprint
- Wire shelf and safety pull-out stop included as standard on each deck
As an electric unit, there is no gas supply to plan for, but the electrical loading at this output level requires a dedicated supply circuit and professional installation. Adequate clearance around and above the oven is necessary, and canopy extraction above the unit is standard practice in a commercial setting. Before installation, confirm that the intended counter or stand can support the combined weight of a twin deck unit.
The PO89X is well suited to independent pizzerias, restaurants, and takeaways where pizza is a core part of the menu and a reliable, controllable bake matters more than raw throughput volume. It is a sensible choice where a single deck would struggle to keep pace but the site cannot accommodate a larger unit. For operations running very high covers continuously, a heavier-duty or higher-capacity oven is worth considering.
If you would like to talk through whether this oven suits your service levels or kitchen layout, we are happy to help — a short conversation now tends to avoid a much larger problem further down the line.
Frequently asked questions
How many pizzas can the PO89X realistically handle during a busy service?
Output depends on pizza size and bake time, but with two independently operating decks running simultaneously, the PO89X can sustain a steady throughput suited to independent restaurants and takeaways where pizza forms a core part of the menu. It is not designed for continuous high-volume production at the scale of a large dedicated pizza operation — if your covers are consistently very high, a heavier-duty unit is worth discussing.
What are the key installation requirements for this oven?
The PO89X is an electric unit, so no gas supply is needed, but the electrical load at this level requires a dedicated supply circuit installed by a qualified electrician. You will also need adequate clearance around and above the oven, and canopy extraction above the unit is standard practice in a commercial kitchen. Make sure the counter or stand you plan to use can support the weight of the twin deck assembly before installation.
Why does firebrick make a practical difference compared to a standard metal deck oven?
Firebrick absorbs and retains heat more effectively than sheet steel, which means it recovers temperature more evenly after each pizza is loaded. In practice, this translates to a more consistent bake across a run of orders rather than a drop in base temperature when the oven is working hard — something that becomes particularly noticeable when service is busy and bakes are going in back to back.
- Capacity
- 8 x 9"
- External depth
- 740 mm
- External height
- 565 mm
- External width
- 810 mm
- Internal depth
- 540 mm
- Internal width
- 554 mm
- Number of decks
- 2
- Power rating
- 5.7 kW
- Weight
- 80 kg
£1,485.00(£1,782.00 inc VAT)
£1,485.00(£1,782.00 inc VAT)
The Lincat PO89X is a twin deck electric pizza oven built around solid firebrick bases on each deck. Firebrick is the material of choice for serious pizza work — it absorbs heat, retains it under load, and releases it evenly into the base of the dough in a way that sheet steel cannot replicate. Each deck operates independently, with separate top and bottom heating elements giving the operator direct control over how heat is applied at each level. A mechanical timer keeps day-to-day operation predictable and consistent.
In a working kitchen, the firebrick construction earns its place during busy service. Stone-based decks recover temperature more evenly than metal alternatives after each pizza is loaded, which matters when orders are running back to back and consistency cannot slip. Running both decks simultaneously gives a useful combined output without expanding the kitchen footprint, and the ability to adjust top and bottom heat independently means the oven can adapt to different dough thicknesses or topping loads without interrupting service flow.
From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages are straightforward:
- Independent top and bottom element control on each deck for precise, adaptable baking
- Firebrick bases provide even heat distribution and reliable recovery between bakes
- Mechanical timer is robust under pressure and straightforward to maintain
- Twin deck layout doubles usable capacity within a single countertop footprint
- Wire shelf and safety pull-out stop included as standard on each deck
As an electric unit, there is no gas supply to plan for, but the electrical loading at this output level requires a dedicated supply circuit and professional installation. Adequate clearance around and above the oven is necessary, and canopy extraction above the unit is standard practice in a commercial setting. Before installation, confirm that the intended counter or stand can support the combined weight of a twin deck unit.
The PO89X is well suited to independent pizzerias, restaurants, and takeaways where pizza is a core part of the menu and a reliable, controllable bake matters more than raw throughput volume. It is a sensible choice where a single deck would struggle to keep pace but the site cannot accommodate a larger unit. For operations running very high covers continuously, a heavier-duty or higher-capacity oven is worth considering.
If you would like to talk through whether this oven suits your service levels or kitchen layout, we are happy to help — a short conversation now tends to avoid a much larger problem further down the line.
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