Roller Grill SEM 800 B Sliding Salamander Grill Electric
Product Description
The Roller Grill SEM 800 B is a compact electric salamander with a sliding mechanism that adjusts the distance between the food and the heating elements. Unlike a fixed salamander,...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 590
- External height (mm)
- 640
- External width (mm)
- 800
- Power rating (kw)
- 9.5
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Roller Grill SE Salamander ManualProduct Description
The Roller Grill SEM 800 B is a compact electric salamander with a sliding mechanism that adjusts the distance between the food and the heating elements. Unlike a fixed salamander, the sliding action gives the operator direct control over heat intensity without touching the temperature setting — useful when moving quickly between tasks during a busy service. The unit uses Incolog metal heating elements arranged in two zones, top and bottom, which allows it to operate either as a conventional overhead salamander or as a contact-style grill when both zones are engaged.
In a working kitchen environment, the SEM 800 B handles the kind of tasks that keep a section moving: browning and finishing dishes, toasting sandwiches, melting cheese, grilling flatbreads, and reheating prepared items to order. Heat-up time is short, so the unit can be brought into service quickly and respond to fluctuating demand without holding up the pass. It is not a replacement for a high-volume char-grill or a heavy-duty salamander running continuous covers, but for the tasks it is designed for it performs reliably and consistently.
Practical operational advantages include:
- Sliding mechanism gives precise heat control without resetting temperature dials
- Dual heating zones switch between salamander and contact-grill functions
- Fast heat-up supports rapid deployment at the start of or during service
- Compact counter footprint suits pass positions and tight prep areas
- Incolog elements are built for regular commercial use
As an electric unit, the SEM 800 B requires a suitable power supply and a clear counter position with adequate overhead clearance given the open-element design. It does not require a gas connection, but placement near existing ventilation is advisable — your installer and local environmental health guidance should inform the final decision on positioning.
This unit is well suited to cafés, sandwich bars, hotel pass areas, and light-service restaurant sections that need a fast, versatile finishing grill without giving up significant counter space. Kitchens running heavier continuous volumes may find a more substantial dedicated salamander better matched to their throughput requirements.
If you are weighing up whether this unit fits your service style or kitchen layout, our team is happy to talk it through with you.
Key Features
- Sliding mechanism adjusts food-to-element distance for precise heat control
- Dual Incolog heating zones enable both salamander and contact-grill operation
- Fast heat-up time supports quick deployment at the start of service
- Compact counter-top footprint designed for tight pass and prep positions
- Electric operation with no gas connection required for installation
Operational Benefits
- Adjust heat intensity mid-service without resetting temperature controls
- Switch between two cooking functions without changing equipment or position
- Brings sections up to service temperature quickly during peak demand periods
- Fits counter and pass positions where space is limited or restricted
- Simplifies installation by removing the need for a gas supply or connection
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 590
- External height (mm)
- 640
- External width (mm)
- 800
- Power rating (kw)
- 9.5
- Power type
- Natural Gas|LPG
- Weight (kg)
- 57
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Roller Grill SE Salamander ManualFrequently Asked Questions
- The SEM 800 B performs well in light to moderate service environments — cafés, sandwich bars, hotel kitchens, and similar operations where the grill is used regularly but not under sustained continuous load. For kitchens running back-to-back covers with high grilling throughput throughout a full service period, a heavier-duty dedicated salamander would be a more appropriate choice.
- As an electric unit, it does not require a gas interlock or dedicated canopy in all settings, but the open-element design does generate heat and some smoke during use. Positioning near existing ventilation is advisable, and your local environmental health guidelines should inform the final installation decision — it is worth checking with your installer before committing to a location.
- On a standard rise-and-fall unit the grill head moves vertically above a fixed shelf, whereas on the SEM 800 B the food platform slides horizontally towards or away from the fixed heating elements. Both approaches achieve the same result — variable distance between food and heat source — but the sliding design tends to suit counter-top use where vertical clearance overhead is limited.