Roller Grill FD 80 8 Litre Single Tank Electric Countertop Fryer
Product Description
The Roller Grill FD 80 is a single-tank electric countertop fryer with an 8-litre oil capacity. It is designed to handle a broad range of fried products — chips, battered...
Specifications
- Capacity (litres)
- 8
- External depth (mm)
- 420
- External height (mm)
- 320
- External width (mm)
- 280
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Roller Grill FD80 Fryer SpecificationsProduct Description
The Roller Grill FD 80 is a single-tank electric countertop fryer with an 8-litre oil capacity. It is designed to handle a broad range of fried products — chips, battered fish, sausages — and is built for the kind of steady, continuous demand found in smaller food service operations. Its compact footprint makes it a practical choice where bench space is limited but a consistent fried output is still required through a service period.
In day-to-day kitchen use, the cold zone positioned below the heating element plays a meaningful role in extending oil life. Food debris sinks away from the active frying area rather than burning against the element, which slows oil degradation and reduces the frequency of oil changes. For operations where oil costs and disposal add up over a week's service, this is worth factoring into the running cost picture.
The FD 80 is straightforward to maintain. The head unit and oil pan are removable, simplifying daily cleaning and end-of-service draining. Safety is addressed through a microswitch that prevents operation unless the element is correctly seated, alongside an independent safety thermostat — both standard and sensible features for a busy cooking station.
- Removable head unit and oil pan for straightforward cleaning and oil changes
- Cold zone below the element helps preserve oil quality during continuous use
- Safety microswitch prevents operation if the element is incorrectly positioned
- Compact countertop format suits kitchens where frying station space is constrained
- Handles fish fillets and sausages as well as fresh and frozen chips
As a countertop electric unit, installation demands are modest — a suitable power supply and adequate overhead extraction are the principal requirements. It is worth confirming your ventilation capacity before commissioning any open-tank fryer, as frying generates significant heat and steam. The FD 80 is best suited to lower-volume operations: a café, snack bar, small pub kitchen, or as a supplementary fryer within a larger setup. Sites running high-volume continuous frying across a full service period would likely benefit from a larger twin-tank or floor-standing unit instead.
If you would like to talk through whether the FD 80 is the right fit for your kitchen and service volumes, the team is happy to help before you commit.
Key Features
- 8-litre single tank with cold zone below the heating element
- Removable head unit and oil pan for easy daily cleaning
- Safety microswitch prevents operation with incorrectly seated element
- Independent safety thermostat provides secondary overheat protection
- Compact countertop design suited to limited bench space frying stations
Operational Benefits
- Cold zone design slows oil degradation and reduces oil change frequency
- Removable components cut cleaning time at the end of each service
- Safety interlocks reduce operator risk during routine maintenance tasks
- Consistent heat delivery supports steady fried output during service periods
- Compact footprint frees bench space without sacrificing frying capability
Specifications
- Capacity (litres)
- 8
- External depth (mm)
- 420
- External height (mm)
- 320
- External width (mm)
- 280
- Number of baskets
- 1
- Number of tanks
- 1
- Power rating (kw)
- 3
- Power type
- Electric 1 Phase
- Weight (kg)
- 7
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Roller Grill FD80 Fryer SpecificationsFrequently Asked Questions
- The FD 80 is well suited to lower-volume operations where frying demand is steady rather than intense. A café, snack bar, or small pub kitchen running a moderate covers count would be a typical fit. If you are running a high-volume lunch service with continuous back-to-back frying, it is worth considering a larger or twin-tank alternative to avoid recovery time becoming a bottleneck.
- As a countertop electric unit, the main requirements are a suitable electrical supply and adequate extraction above the cooking station. All open-tank fryers generate significant heat and steam during operation, so it is important to confirm that your existing ventilation canopy has sufficient capacity before commissioning the unit.
- The cold zone sits below the active heating element, meaning food particles that break off during frying sink away from the heat rather than burning against it. This reduces the rate at which the oil degrades, which can meaningfully extend the interval between oil changes — a practical consideration in any operation where oil cost and disposal frequency matter.