Parry HOT18 Electric Hot Cupboard | Mobile Flat Top Sliding Door
Product Description
The Parry HOT18 is a full-width electric hot cupboard designed for operations where large-scale plate holding is a consistent part of service. At 1800mm wide, it offers substantial internal capacity...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 650
- External height (mm)
- 900
- External width (mm)
- 1800
- Power rating (kw)
- 3
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Parry Hot18 Cupboard SpecificationsProduct Description
The Parry HOT18 is a full-width electric hot cupboard designed for operations where large-scale plate holding is a consistent part of service. At 1800mm wide, it offers substantial internal capacity across two shelves, making it a practical choice for busy restaurants, hotel kitchens, and banqueting operations where plates and plated meals need to be held at a stable, consistent temperature from the first cover through to the last.
In a working kitchen, the HOT18 holds plates and prepared food at a thermostatically controlled temperature, helping to maintain quality and service pace without relying on last-minute reheating. The flat top surface provides useful staging space on the pass, and the sliding door configuration is well suited to tighter pass arrangements where swinging doors would interrupt workflow or restrict movement.
From a practical standpoint, the unit is designed with busy service and end-of-service cleaning in mind:
- Perforated internal shelves are supplied in three sections for straightforward removal and cleaning
- Double-skinned sliding doors are removable to allow thorough cleaning between services
- Four castors, two of which lock, allow the unit to be positioned accurately and held in place during service
- The flat top doubles as additional pass or staging space during a busy service
Being mobile, the HOT18 can be repositioned to suit changing service layouts — useful in multi-purpose venues or event catering environments. That said, at 1800mm wide this is a substantial piece of equipment, and it is worth checking access routes, doorways, and available pass space before delivery and installation. The unit runs on an electrical supply, so confirming local supply capacity with your electrician before ordering is sensible practice.
The HOT18 is best suited to high-volume operations regularly serving large numbers of covers — restaurants, hotel banqueting, and contract catering being the most common applications. For smaller kitchens or tighter spaces, a narrower unit is likely more appropriate. For exceptionally high-throughput or multi-shift sites, it is worth discussing whether a different configuration would better match the workload.
If you would like to talk through whether the HOT18 is the right fit for your pass layout or service volume, the team is happy to help you work through it.
Key Features
- 1800mm wide body with two internal perforated shelves for high-capacity holding
- Thermostatic temperature control for consistent plate and food holding
- Sliding doors suit tight pass arrangements without obstructing workflow
- Four castors, two lockable, for precise positioning and stability during service
- Flat top surface provides additional staging or pass space during service
Operational Benefits
- Holds plates at consistent temperature from first cover to last
- Sliding door design keeps the pass clear and workflow uninterrupted
- Mobile configuration allows repositioning to suit different service layouts
- Removable shelves and doors simplify thorough cleaning between services
- Flat top adds practical pass staging space without additional equipment
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 650
- External height (mm)
- 900
- External width (mm)
- 1800
- Power rating (kw)
- 3
- Power type
- Electric 1 Phase
- Weight (kg)
- 128
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Parry Hot18 Cupboard SpecificationsFrequently Asked Questions
- Yes — the HOT18's wide internal capacity across two shelves makes it well matched to banqueting and large event covers, where holding a high volume of plates at consistent temperature between preparation and service is essential. It is one of the more commonly specified units for hotel and contract catering operations for exactly this reason.
- The unit runs on an electrical supply, so it is worth having your electrician confirm the local supply is adequate before ordering. Being 1800mm wide, you should also check that doorways, corridors, and the intended pass space can accommodate the unit before delivery. Castors make positioning straightforward once it is in place, but access on arrival is worth planning ahead.
- Sliding doors are generally better suited to tighter pass arrangements where a swinging door would obstruct movement or restrict access to adjacent equipment. If your pass is compact or staff need to work closely alongside the unit during service, sliding doors tend to cause less disruption to workflow than a conventional hinged configuration.