| Model | HEN-4A |
| Dimension | 410x570x280mm |
| Volts | 220V-240V/50-60Hz |
| Power | 4KW |
| N/W | 13Kg |
| Model | HEN-4A |
|---|---|
| Format | Counter-top, single tank |
| Product line | Western combination cooking line |
| Fuel type | Electric, mains supply only |
| Body material | Stainless steel |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 410 × 570 × 280 mm |
| Net weight | 13 kg |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50-60 Hz |
| Power | 4 kW |
| Heating | Electric element |
| Manufacturing location | Guangzhou, China |
Rinse the tank at the end of every service. Starch and salted water left standing overnight are what set into hard scale on stainless, and scale is far harder to shift the next morning than a quick flush is tonight.
The heating assembly lifts out of the tank, so the bottom and the corners can be reached with a soft brush instead of being scrubbed blind. Dry the assembly before it goes back in, and never switch the unit on with an empty tank.
For the exterior, warm water and a mild detergent on a soft cloth are enough — the same routine that keeps any restaurant cooking equipment looking sharp. Dry the surface with a cloth rather than letting it air-dry, avoid steel wool and abrasive powders, and use a descaler approved for stainless steel instead of chipping mineral film off with a metal tool. Keep the control area dry.
Ola Oficina Co., Ltd is a professional kitchen equipment supplier serving hotels and restaurants. Our range covers gas and electric cooking equipment — pasta cookers, a gas soup kettle, griddles, a griddle with fryer, a lift salamander and gas stoves — available in cabinet and counter-top formats, so buyers can equip a full cooking line from one supplier. Fuel type, format and configuration options let you match equipment to each site. Technical documents are supplied with our ranges, and our team assists with product selection, spare parts and repeat orders.
Fresh and dried pasta, egg noodles, dumplings and quick blanched vegetables all work in the boiling tank. It is a single-tank unit, so it suits kitchens boiling in small batches to order rather than pre-cooking pasta in bulk for a whole service.
It runs on a standard mains supply with no gas connection and no flue, so the only site requirement is a power point within reach of the counter. Ask your electrician to confirm the socket type and that the circuit can carry the cooker before installation.
Change the tank between batches of heavily floured pasta — starch thickens the water and the pasta starts to taste of it. A skim and a top-up will carry a light service; a full change takes only a few minutes and leaves the water clean for the next order.
Plan for the tank footprint plus clearance at the back and both sides for steam and cable routing, and keep the front clear so a cook can lift the basket without reaching over a hot surface. The work surface must be level and able to carry the unit.
For boiling to order, yes. An electric pasta cooker with its own basket keeps the range free for sauces and sides, and the cook lifts only the basket rather than a heavy pot of boiling water. It suits à la carte and small-batch service rather than bulk pre-cooking for a whole shift.
A counter-top commercial electric pasta cooker trades cabinet storage and tank volume for a much smaller footprint and nothing committed at floor level. That suits a pasta station, a plating pass or a satellite kitchen; where pasta is served in volume all day, the freestanding models are usually the better choice.