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A Menumaster commercial microwave with 1800 W of heating power in a 34-litre stainless steel cavity, drawing 2700 W from the supply. Stainless steel inside as well as out is the specification that matters for longevity: painted interiors chip and corrode under daily cleaning, while stainless survives it.

Specifications

• Output power: 1800 watts
• Input power: 2700 W, 230 V, 50 Hz
• Capacity: 34 litres
• Power levels: 5
• Programmable settings: 100
• Construction: stainless steel exterior and interior
• Dimensions: 552 x 514 x 362 mm
• Weight: 29 kg
• Brand: Menumaster
• Origin: USA

Who it suits

For kitchens where reheating speed affects service times — hotel room service, busy cafes and food courts. At 1800 W it heats considerably faster than an 1100 W unit, which compounds across a service. The 2700 W input is worth checking against the circuit, since it is a substantial load for a countertop appliance.

Common questions

What does light, medium or heavy duty mean for a commercial microwave?
Duty rating describes how many heating cycles per day the unit is built to survive, not how powerful it is. A light-duty microwave is rated for roughly 100 uses a day, medium duty for around 150, and heavy duty for continuous service. Using a light-duty unit on a heavy-duty line is the most common reason commercial microwaves fail early, and it is usually not covered by warranty.

Why is input power higher than output?
Output is the heating power delivered to the food; input is what the unit draws from the supply. The difference is conversion loss, and the input figure is what your circuit must carry.

How much faster is 1800 W than 1100 W?
Meaningfully faster on the same portion. Where reheat time limits service speed, the higher wattage pays for itself.

Why does a stainless interior matter?
Painted cavities chip and corrode with daily cleaning and acidic spills. Stainless survives commercial cleaning regimes.

What circuit does it need?
It draws 2700 W at 230 V, so confirm the socket circuit can carry that alongside anything else on it.

Bait Al Diafa is a UAE HORECA supplier based in Sharjah, supplying commercial ovens, microwaves and bakery equipment to restaurants, hotels, bakeries, cloud kitchens and catering companies across Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi and the wider UAE.