Falcon

Falcon Dominator Plus G3860 Twin Basket Gas Fryer

SKU: G3860/N
£2,190.00(£2,628.00 inc VAT)£2,552.00
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Fuel Type: Natural Gas
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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 1
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 1
  • Liquefied Petroleum Gas – Equipment must be installed by a registered commercial Gas Safe engineer LPG
  • Natural Gas - Equipment must be installed by a registered commercial Gas Safe engineer

The Falcon Dominator Plus G3860 is a floor-standing, single-tank gas fryer designed to run two baskets simultaneously. It is built for commercial kitchens where fried food accounts for a significant share of menu output and where the frying station needs to keep pace with sustained service demand. Piezo ignition means the unit runs entirely from a gas supply, with no electrical connection required — a practical consideration in kitchens where power outlets near the cooking line are limited or where operators prefer to keep gas and electrical circuits separate.

During busy service periods, the fryer is designed to maintain consistent output without constant intervention. A sediment collection zone sits beneath the main cooking area and draws food debris away from the oil as frying progresses. This helps preserve oil quality across a shift, supports more even frying results, and reduces how often a full oil change is needed — which has a meaningful effect on running costs over time. A fast-acting safety thermostat provides protection during periods of heavy, continuous use.

  • Twin basket configuration allows different products to be fried simultaneously
  • Sediment zone separates debris from cooking oil, extending oil life
  • Fully gas-operated via piezo ignition — no electrical supply required
  • Fish grid supplied as standard for delicate fillets and whole fish
  • Integral cover included to protect oil and interior between services

Installation requires a gas supply rated to the fryer's output, a level and stable floor position, and adequate overhead extraction. Clearance around the unit is necessary for safe operation and cleaning access. Commissioning by a Gas Safe registered engineer is a legal requirement for any gas appliance.

The G3860 is well suited to fish and chip shops, pub kitchens, and casual dining operations with consistently high fried output. For very low-volume sites, a countertop fryer would be more proportionate. At the other end of the scale, operations with extremely high or multi-product throughput may find a multi-tank configuration a better long-term fit.

If you are weighing up whether this fryer matches your service volumes and kitchen setup, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

Frequently asked questions

Is this fryer suitable for a busy fish and chip shop service?

Yes, the G3860 is commonly used in fish and chip operations where fried output is continuous and high-volume. The twin basket configuration and sediment zone are both well suited to that environment. That said, very high-throughput sites running multiple frying stations may find a multi-tank arrangement better matched to their peak demand.

Does the fryer need an electrical connection to operate?

No. The G3860 uses piezo ignition and runs entirely on gas, so no electrical supply is needed at the frying station. This makes positioning more flexible in kitchens where power points near the cooking line are limited.

What are the key installation requirements for this fryer?

You will need a gas supply rated to the fryer's output, a stable and level floor surface, and adequate overhead extraction or canopy ventilation. Sufficient clearance around the unit is required for safe operation and routine cleaning. As with all gas appliances, installation and commissioning must be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer — this is a legal requirement, not optional.

Falcon Dominator Plus G3860 Twin Basket Gas Fryer
£2,190.00(£2,628.00 inc VAT)£2,552.00
£2,190.00(£2,628.00 inc VAT)£2,552.00
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Fuel Type: Natural Gas
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The Falcon Dominator Plus G3860 is a floor-standing, single-tank gas fryer designed to run two baskets simultaneously. It is built for commercial kitchens where fried food accounts for a significant share of menu output and where the frying station needs to keep pace with sustained service demand. Piezo ignition means the unit runs entirely from a gas supply, with no electrical connection required — a practical consideration in kitchens where power outlets near the cooking line are limited or where operators prefer to keep gas and electrical circuits separate.

During busy service periods, the fryer is designed to maintain consistent output without constant intervention. A sediment collection zone sits beneath the main cooking area and draws food debris away from the oil as frying progresses. This helps preserve oil quality across a shift, supports more even frying results, and reduces how often a full oil change is needed — which has a meaningful effect on running costs over time. A fast-acting safety thermostat provides protection during periods of heavy, continuous use.

  • Twin basket configuration allows different products to be fried simultaneously
  • Sediment zone separates debris from cooking oil, extending oil life
  • Fully gas-operated via piezo ignition — no electrical supply required
  • Fish grid supplied as standard for delicate fillets and whole fish
  • Integral cover included to protect oil and interior between services

Installation requires a gas supply rated to the fryer's output, a level and stable floor position, and adequate overhead extraction. Clearance around the unit is necessary for safe operation and cleaning access. Commissioning by a Gas Safe registered engineer is a legal requirement for any gas appliance.

The G3860 is well suited to fish and chip shops, pub kitchens, and casual dining operations with consistently high fried output. For very low-volume sites, a countertop fryer would be more proportionate. At the other end of the scale, operations with extremely high or multi-product throughput may find a multi-tank configuration a better long-term fit.

If you are weighing up whether this fryer matches your service volumes and kitchen setup, the team is happy to talk it through with you.