Hatco GRAM-60 Glo-Ray 60" Infrared Bar Heater | 1700 Watts
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Product Description
Keep plates ready to serve with the Hatco GRAM-60 Glo-Ray infrared foodwarmer. This 60-inch unit focuses radiant heat over a broad holding zone to maintain food quality from the pass to pickup. A tubular metal heater rod delivers consistent, even coverage across pans, plates, and trays.
Install the aluminum strip above pass-through shelves, expo lines, or carving stations to improve ticket flow and presentation. Use the included angle brackets for straightforward mounting, and locate the remote control enclosure for convenient operation away from the heat. The streamlined setup helps keep counters clear and service moving.
With 1700 watts of infrared output and NSF, cULus compliance, this USA-made strip heat lamp suits both back-of-house and front-of-house applications. Ideal for holding plated entrees, sides, and to-go orders at serving temperature without overcooking.
Key Features
- 60-inch infrared strip heat lamp with tubular metal heater rod
- 1700-watt output for broad, even holding coverage
- Durable aluminum construction
- Includes remote control enclosure for convenient operation
- Angle brackets included for straightforward mounting
- NSF and cULus listed; Made in USA
| Manufacturer | Hatco |
|---|---|
| Model Number | HATC-GRAM-60-120V |
| Exterior finish | Aluminum |
| Heater bar qty | 1 |
| Heat source | Rod |
| Installation type | Wall Mount |
| Width (Side to Side) | 60" - 69" |
| 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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