Sammic PO-6 Single Deck Electric Pizza Oven | Stone Base
Product Description
The Sammic PO-6 is a single-deck electric pizza oven with a stone cooking surface. The stone deck absorbs and radiates heat evenly across the base of the pizza, producing a...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 1120
- External height (mm)
- 420
- External width (mm)
- 980
- Internal depth (mm)
- 990
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Product Description
The Sammic PO-6 is a single-deck electric pizza oven with a stone cooking surface. The stone deck absorbs and radiates heat evenly across the base of the pizza, producing a result that a conventional oven cannot reliably replicate. Independent top and bottom heating elements give the operator direct control over how heat is applied, which matters when cooking pizzas with varying base thickness or topping weight. The stainless steel interior is straightforward to wipe down and holds up well under regular daily use.
In service, the PO-6 performs consistently within its capacity. It suits operations where pizza is part of a broader menu rather than the sole output — a busy independent restaurant, a pub kitchen adding stone-baked dishes, or a café running a small pizza selection through lunch service. It is not designed for a dedicated pizza takeaway handling continuous high-volume output. Within those parameters, it is a reliable and practical piece of kit.
Key practical advantages include:
- Stone deck surface for consistent, even base cooking results
- Independent top and bottom element control for precise heat management
- Compact footprint suited to smaller kitchen layouts
- Stainless steel interior for straightforward cleaning between services
- Manual controls that require no specialist staff training
Installation is simpler than gas alternatives — there is no gas supply, flue, or interlock to arrange. You will need an appropriate electrical circuit that can support the load, and sufficient ventilation around the unit; it generates sustained heat during service and needs adequate airflow. Check available counter or stand space carefully before ordering.
The PO-6 is a sensible choice for lower-volume sites that want stone-baked results without the complexity or cost of a larger setup. For kitchens where pizza forms the core of the menu or throughput demands are higher, a multi-deck configuration is likely to be a better fit.
If you are weighing this against your expected service volume or are unsure about the electrical requirements in your kitchen, the team is happy to talk it through before you decide.
Key Features
- Stone deck surface absorbs and radiates heat evenly for consistent baking
- Independent top and bottom heating elements for precise temperature control
- Stainless steel interior designed for straightforward cleaning after service
- Single-deck configuration with a compact footprint for smaller kitchens
- Manual controls allow straightforward operation without specialist training
Operational Benefits
- Delivers consistent stone-baked results across a full service period
- Adjustable top and bottom heat reduces guesswork with varied toppings
- Simpler electrical installation compared to gas pizza oven alternatives
- Compact size fits into kitchens where space is genuinely limited
- Reliable output suits restaurants and cafés offering pizza alongside other dishes
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 1120
- External height (mm)
- 420
- External width (mm)
- 980
- Internal depth (mm)
- 990
- Internal height (mm)
- 140
- Internal width (mm)
- 660
- Number of decks
- 1
- Power rating (kw)
- 7.2
- Power type
- Electric 3 Phase
- Weight (kg)
- 97
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The PO-6 is better suited to operations where pizza forms part of a wider menu rather than the sole output. A dedicated takeaway running continuous high-volume orders through peak periods would likely find a multi-deck setup more appropriate. If you are unsure which configuration matches your expected throughput, it is worth speaking with the team before committing.
- Unlike gas pizza ovens, there is no flue, gas supply, or interlock system to arrange. You will need an electrical circuit capable of supporting the oven's load, and the surrounding area should have adequate ventilation given the sustained heat the unit generates during service. It is worth confirming the circuit capacity with your electrician before installation.
- Different pizzas cook differently — a thin base needs less heat from below, while a pizza with heavy or dense toppings may need more heat from above to cook through without burning the base. Having independent control over each element allows the operator to adapt to what is on the stone rather than relying on a fixed setting that compromises one or the other.