Blue Seal GE505D Gas Range with Electric Static Oven
Product Description
The Blue Seal GE505D is a four-burner gas range with an independently operated electric static oven beneath. The hob runs on open gas burners whilst the oven draws from a...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 812
- External height (mm)
- 1085
- External width (mm)
- 750
- Internal depth (mm)
- 590
Product Description
The Blue Seal GE505D is a four-burner gas range with an independently operated electric static oven beneath. The hob runs on open gas burners whilst the oven draws from a separate electrical supply — a combination that allows operators to control hob and oven temperatures independently, with neither influencing the other. The unit accepts both natural gas and LPG, which makes it a practical choice for sites where mains gas is unavailable.
In a working kitchen, the GE505D is built to hold up through a full service. Cast iron burners, forged brass caps, and cast iron pot stands are designed to handle the heat cycling and physical demands of continuous use across a busy shift. The electric static oven delivers an even, consistent heat that suits roasting and baking well. It is not the fastest option for high-throughput cooking, but where uniform results matter more than speed, a static oven earns its place reliably.
The unit has been designed with day-to-day cleaning in mind:
- Enamelled spill covers lift off for direct access to the hob surface
- Removable cast iron pot stands allow thorough cleaning around the burners
- Enamelled control panel resists grease and wipes down quickly
- Drop-down oven door gives unobstructed access to the oven interior
- Heavy-duty front legs with rear castors allow repositioning without lifting
Installation requires both a gas connection and a separate electrical supply for the oven. It is worth confirming both are available at the intended location before ordering. The unit is substantially built, so access routes and floor loading are sensible things to check in advance. Standard commercial ventilation requirements apply above the hob.
The GE505D suits small to mid-sized operations — cafés, pub kitchens, small restaurants, and similar environments where a four-burner layout covers the bulk of service requirements. For kitchens running higher volumes or needing greater simultaneous cooking capacity, a heavier-duty model from the range may be a more appropriate fit.
If you want to talk through whether the gas-electric combination works for your kitchen setup, or weigh it against other options in the range, the team is happy to help you think it through.
Key Features
- Four open gas burners with cast iron pot stands and forged brass caps
- Electric static oven operates independently from the gas hob supply
- Compatible with both natural gas and LPG for flexible site installation
- Drop-down oven door provides full unobstructed access to oven interior
- Rear castors with heavy-duty front legs allow repositioning without lifting
Operational Benefits
- Independent hob and oven controls prevent temperature interference during service
- Cast iron burner components withstand continuous heat cycling across busy shifts
- Static oven delivers even, consistent heat suited to roasting and baking
- Removable components reduce cleaning time and maintain hygiene standards
- LPG compatibility keeps the unit viable for sites without mains gas access
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 812
- External height (mm)
- 1085
- External width (mm)
- 750
- Internal depth (mm)
- 590
- Internal height (mm)
- 385
- Internal width (mm)
- 500
- Power rating (kw)
- 34
- Power type
- Electric 3 Phase|Natural Gas|LPG
- Temperature range (deg c)
- 50-320
- Weight (kg)
- 181
Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes — the hob runs on gas whilst the oven requires a separate electrical supply. Both connections need to be in place at the intended location before installation, so it is worth confirming this with your installer or site manager early in the planning process.
- For small to mid-sized operations — a café, pub kitchen, or compact restaurant — a four-burner layout typically covers the majority of service requirements comfortably. If your kitchen runs high covers simultaneously or relies heavily on the oven for volume cooking, it may be worth discussing whether a higher-capacity model from the range would serve you better.
- A static oven produces an even, consistent heat without forced air circulation, which makes it well suited to roasting joints, baking, and dishes where a stable ambient temperature matters. It is not the fastest option for rapid high-volume oven work, but it performs reliably where consistent results are the priority.