So far, I’m impressed with this Max Burton 6515. It is rated at 1800W. I measured 1755W with my “ Kill A Watt “ meter. That’s close enough for me. I have received NO COMPENSATION OF ANY SORT for my review and I would be the first to tell you if a found a flaw in any product.
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Areas that could be improved:
1) Finer control in both power mode and temperature mode would be nice
2) The dial control is a bit finicky. I left a message with customer service to ask about it. They did return my call within 1 hour but were of limited help. Still, I am impressed that they returned my call.
3) It would be nice if the power level (“ PL “ mode ) went lower than 500W. Though “ Temperature “ mode can go lower, 500W is just not low enough for some types of cooking. PL 1 is perfect for quesadilla’s. To get lower heat than that, you have to switch to temperature mode.
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Things I’m impressed with:
1) It’s VERY powerful. It brought two cups of room temperature water at sea level in a coated cast iron pan to a simmer after 1 min, 15 sec and to a rapid boil after 2 min, 30 sec.
2) It’s nice to be able to get a low, constant and reliable temperature. You have to use “ Temperature “ mode for this but set to 100ºF ( non-probe ), it melted chocolate without burning. I let it run for two hours this way and the chocolate did not burn.
3) The case feels very strong and the feet have adjustable height ( screw type ) for stability.
4) The case is grounded. For safety’s sake, ALL electrical appliances in wet locations should be grounded.
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Tips and tricks :
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Please, ALWAYS use a GFCI outlet for any electrical appliance in a wet location. The life you save may be your own !
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The plug is for a standard 120Vac 15 amp outlet, however, during testing I did see some current draws slightly higher than 15 amps. Even though it will function on a standard 15 amp outlet, I recommend using a dedicated 20 amp run with 10 awg minimum Romex right back to the main panel. That’s how mine is set up and I've had no heat or voltage drop problems with it. Note that my equipment is NOT NIST traceable and is subject to error. I recommend waiting for my final review before purchase.
Feature Product
- : program up to 3 cooking conditions using different temperature and time settings
- Temperature probe mode: allows precise food temperature control within 5ºf
- Temperature mode: 15 levels from 100°f -450°f
- Power mode: adjust the wattage from 500w to 1800w
Description
Max burton pro chef commercial retail box.Great for induction. 1800 Watts, touch screen controls, LCD display, control knob, timer, function lock, one-touch simmer and boil, cookware detection, overheat sensor, and auto shut-off. Includes a detachable temperature probe.
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