Vollrath Mirage Drop-In Induction Warmers and Rethermalizers

Hello, this is John Wojcik from Vollrath. Today we’re going to talk about Vollrath’s Drop-In Induction soup warmers and rethermalizers. Vollrath induction soup drop-ins require no water. It works with a 3D coil that actually heats the inset itself. So without water, you don’t have the problems that come with it as far as scaling, getting source water to a cart; and it requires no drains. Here’s an example of a Vollrath drop-in in a countertop. You can see that there are no drains because they require no water. So they mount very simply without drains. There’s a USB cable that goes from the bottom of the unit to the controls. Vollrath induction soups heat food very evenly, and that’s done by using a 3D coil. There’s an induction coil that goes on the side of the unit and underneath is a very even heat that emulates steam. Vollrath induction drop-ins have three temperature sensors inside of the well that actually measures the temperature of the inset. This gives you very accurate temperatures for high food quality, but it also gives you almost 100% yield, where you’re not burning the last third inside the inset. So it’s a very cost-effective piece of equipment. Vollrath drop-ins also use very little power. They come in a 250 watt warmer version or an 800 watt rethermalizer version. The 250 watt unit is 120 volt and is 2.1 amps. So you could actually put 8 of these onto a 20 amp circuit. Another benefit of induction is that it uses very little heat because it’s only heating the inset itself. So it’s very safe to use on counters that are stainless, or laminate, or solid surface, or quartz, because again, it puts very little temperature onto those, so completely safe to use with those different materials that are commonly used in counters. Vollrath drop-ins mount into countertops very easily. You just drop the unit in, and you’ll see that there’s mounting brackets that go onto the unit and secure it to the countertop. The function of the induction drop-ins is very simple. You turn the unit on, and you’ll see that it’s actually set to 155 degrees Fahrenheit. You can scroll up or down to set the food item to whatever temperature you like. You press the function, and it’ll show that in Celsius, you press the function again, and there’s presets in there for popular food items. For more information on Vollrath induction drop-ins, just go to www.Vollrath.com.