Gastro Elektroherd 700 mit 4 Gussplatten , Offener Unterbau, E7/4SPA7-N

Gastro Elektroherd 700 mit 4 Gussplatten , Offener Unterbau, E7/4SPA7-N

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Gastro Elektroherd 700 mit 4 Gussplatten , Offener Unterbau, E7/4SPA7-NDer E7 4SPA7 N ist ein Elektroherd mit 4 extra flachen Platten auf offenem Unterbau fr professionelle Kchen. Die vier unabhngigen Kochplatten ermglichen eine flexible Zubereitung verschiedener Gerichte gleichzeitig. Gefertigt aus hochwertigem Edelstahl AISI 304 mit einem wasserdichten Oberteil nach IPX5 Norm, bietet das Gert eine robuste und langlebige Lsung. Die verstellbaren Fe erlauben eine einfache Anpassung an die gewnschte Arbeitshhe.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006