Hatco GRAM-24 Glo-Ray 24" Infrared Bar Heater | 650 Watts
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Product Description
The Hatco GRAM-24 Glo-Ray infrared foodwarmer delivers focused heat across a 24" span to keep plated meals and pans at serving temperature. A 650-watt tubular metal heater rod provides consistent infrared coverage ideal for passes, shelves, and pickup stations. Its aluminum construction supports daily commercial use while helping maintain even performance.
Streamline service by holding fried, grilled, or baked items hot without compromising texture. Place this strip heat lamp over a plating line, buffet, or staging area to sustain presentation quality through peak periods. The included remote control enclosure aids a clean, professional installation.
Install quickly with the supplied angle brackets to create reliable holding zones where you need them. Compact 24" width suits tighter counters and narrow shelves while still offering uniform heat across the target area. Designed for single-phase power at 650 watts to fit a variety of back-of-house layouts.
Key Features
- 24" wide Glo-Ray infrared warming bar
- 650-watt tubular metal heater rod
- Durable aluminum construction
- Includes remote control enclosure for installation flexibility
- Includes angle brackets for mounting
- Single-phase operation (120V or 208V)
| Manufacturer | Hatco |
|---|---|
| Model Number | HATC-GRAM-24-120V |
| Exterior finish | Aluminum |
| Heater bar qty | 1 |
| Heat source | Rod |
| Installation type | Wall Mount |
| Width (Side to Side) | 20" - 29" |
| With lights | No |
Hold food the way it was meant to be served.
Heat Where You Need It
Output for the Application
Solutions for Tight Spaces
Focused Heat, Designed to Be Seen
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