Lincat LRB Dry Heat Bain Marie with Round Pot
Product Description
The Lincat LRB is a dry well bain marie supplied with a stainless steel round pot. Rather than heating food containers in water as a wet well unit does, it...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 400
- External height (mm)
- 245
- External width (mm)
- 285
- Power rating (kw)
- 0.25
Product Description
The Lincat LRB is a dry well bain marie supplied with a stainless steel round pot. Rather than heating food containers in water as a wet well unit does, it uses radiant heat from a heated chamber to maintain food at serving temperature. It is a straightforward, practical piece of kit commonly used for holding soups, sauces, gravies and stews through a service period.
In terms of day-to-day operation, the absence of water is the defining characteristic. There is nothing to fill at the start of service, nothing to monitor during it, and no hot water to drain or manage at the end. This makes the unit quicker to set up, easier to reposition if needed, and simpler to clean down once service is over. Adjustable heat control allows operators to dial in an appropriate holding temperature for the dish being served.
- No water to fill, monitor or dispose of — simpler daily operation
- Lower spillage risk when repositioning during or after service
- Well suited to soups, stews, gravies and other moist dishes
- Quick to clean down at the end of service
- Compact footprint suited to front-of-house or supplementary holding
It is worth being clear about where dry well units work best. They suit foods with good moisture content that can tolerate gentle radiant heat. Dishes that dry out quickly over extended holding periods may fare better in a wet well environment. This is a single-pot unit, so operations holding multiple dishes simultaneously may find a multi-pot configuration more practical.
This unit is well suited to smaller operations, carvery or buffet service, and situations where a supplementary holding point is needed alongside existing equipment. If you are weighing up dry versus wet well, or working out whether a single pot will cover your service requirements, we are happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Dry well radiant heat chamber maintains food at serving temperature
- Supplied with a stainless steel round pot for direct food holding
- Adjustable heat control for setting appropriate holding temperatures
- No water system — operates without filling, monitoring or draining
- Compact single-pot format suited to supplementary holding stations
Operational Benefits
- Reduces daily setup and cleardown time with no water to manage
- Minimises spillage risk when repositioning the unit during service
- Keeps soups, gravies and sauces at consistent serving temperatures
- Straightforward operation suits front-of-house and buffet environments
- Low-complexity design reduces maintenance demands over time
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 400
- External height (mm)
- 245
- External width (mm)
- 285
- Power rating (kw)
- 0.25
- Power type
- Electric 1 Phase
- Weight (kg)
- 7
Frequently Asked Questions
- Dry well units work well for foods with reasonable moisture content — soups, gravies, sauces and stews all hold reliably under radiant heat. Foods that lose moisture quickly, such as certain pastries or dry rice dishes, tend to fare better in a wet well environment where the surrounding water provides a gentler, more consistent heat. If you are holding a variety of dishes and are unsure which format suits your menu, it is worth discussing before you order.
- Yes — the absence of a water system makes dry well bain maries a practical choice for front-of-house and buffet use, where ease of positioning and clean presentation matter. The unit can be moved between locations without the spillage risk associated with wet well models, and cleardown at the end of service is straightforward.
- That depends on your menu and service volume. A single pot suits operations holding one sauce or dish at a time, or where this unit is supporting a larger holding setup. Sites holding multiple dishes simultaneously through a busy service will typically benefit from a multi-pot configuration. If you are unsure whether one pot covers your requirements, we can help you work through the right capacity for your operation.