Parry 1868 Short Single Door Electric Plate Warmer
Product Description
The Parry 1868 is a freestanding single door electric plate warmer designed to hold crockery at a consistent service temperature throughout a shift. The short cabinet format sets it apart...
Specifications
- Capacity (shelves)
- 3
- External depth (mm)
- 600
- External height (mm)
- 945
- External width (mm)
- 375
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Parry 1868 Plate Warmer SpecificationsProduct Description
The Parry 1868 is a freestanding single door electric plate warmer designed to hold crockery at a consistent service temperature throughout a shift. The short cabinet format sets it apart from full-height models — it is specifically proportioned for kitchens where back-of-house floor space is tight, or where a counter-top installation is more practical than a floor-standing unit.
In a working kitchen, plate temperature has a direct effect on food quality at the pass. Cold crockery draws heat from plated food within seconds, which undermines presentation and customer experience regardless of how well the food has been cooked. A dedicated plate warmer removes that risk without tying up oven capacity or asking anything of your brigade during service. The thermostatic control holds a steady temperature suited to your crockery stock, and once set it requires very little day-to-day attention.
The practical advantages for day-to-day operation include:
- Consistent plate temperature maintained throughout the full service period
- Frees oven space that would otherwise be occupied by warming crockery
- Chrome wire shelves promote even air circulation around stacked plates
- Thermostatic control is straightforward for any member of the team to operate
- Short cabinet height suits counter-top placement in smaller operations
Installation is uncomplicated — the unit requires a standard mains electrical connection and no specialist fitting or commissioning. Before ordering, it is worth checking that the door hinge orientation suits your layout, and confirming that your available space accommodates the cabinet footprint comfortably with the door open.
This model is well suited to smaller restaurants, cafés, bistros, and pub kitchens running moderate covers where crockery stock is manageable within a single-door cabinet. Operations running higher covers or holding larger crockery volumes may find a taller or wider-capacity unit a more practical fit. If you are weighing up which size makes sense for your service, the team is happy to talk it through with you.
Key Features
- Single door short cabinet format suits counter-top or floor installation
- Thermostatically controlled heating element for steady holding temperature
- Chrome wire shelves allow even air circulation around stacked crockery
- Freestanding construction requires only a standard mains electrical connection
- Compact short-height cabinet designed for limited back-of-house spaces
Operational Benefits
- Plates arrive at the pass consistently warm throughout the service period
- Frees oven capacity otherwise lost to warming crockery during service
- Reduces heat loss from plated food, protecting presentation and quality
- Simple controls minimise training time for new or part-time kitchen staff
- Counter-top capability makes it practical for smaller or lower-volume operations
Specifications
- Capacity (shelves)
- 3
- External depth (mm)
- 600
- External height (mm)
- 945
- External width (mm)
- 375
- Power rating (kw)
- 2
- Power type
- Electric 1 Phase
- Weight (kg)
- 29.5
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Parry 1868 Plate Warmer SpecificationsFrequently Asked Questions
- The 1868 is designed for moderate-volume service rather than high-throughput operations. For kitchens running consistently heavy covers or holding a large crockery stock across multiple sittings, a taller or greater-capacity plate warmer is likely to be a more practical choice. If you are unsure where your service volume sits, it is worth speaking to us before ordering.
- The unit requires a standard mains electrical connection and no specialist installation or commissioning work. Before it arrives, it is worth checking the door hinge orientation against your layout, and confirming that you have sufficient clearance for the door to open fully in its intended position.
- Yes — the short cabinet height makes counter-top placement a practical option in smaller kitchens or operations where floor space is at a premium. You should ensure the worktop or surface is stable, level, and rated to support the unit's weight before positioning it.