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AccuTemp E62301E070 Evolution Steamers (Countertop & Floor)

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AccuTemp E62301E070 Evolution Steamers (Countertop & Floor)AccuTemp Evolution Connected Convection Steamer Boiler Free Countertop 6 Pan 7 kW, 230 V 1 ph (Quick Ship) Give your kitchen lightning fast steam power without the headaches of a traditional boiler. The Evolution E6 combines AccuTemps patented Steam Vector Technology with a compact countertop footprint, delivering perfectly even results on up to six full size pans while using less than 1. 5 gal of water per hour. Why Choose Evolution Boiler free,

AccuTemp Evolution™ Connected Convection Steamer

Boiler-Free • Countertop • 6-Pan • 7 kW, 230 V/1-ph (Quick Ship)

Give your kitchen lightning-fast steam power without the headaches of a traditional boiler. The Evolution™ E6 combines AccuTemp’s patented Steam Vector Technology with a compact countertop footprint, delivering perfectly even results on up to six full-size pans while using less than 1.5 gal of water per hour.

Why Choose Evolution™

  • Boiler-free, scale-free: no de-liming, no scheduled maintenance and no water filtration needed—your warranty is never voided by water quality.
  • Steam Vector Technology: faster cook times and uniform heat distribution with zero moving parts inside the cavity.
  • Plug-and-play convenience: supplied with a 5 ft cord and IEC60309-2 plug; simple ¾ in water & drain connections.
  • Digital precision: cook & variable-hold modes, independent electronic timer and bright temperature display.
  • Operator friendly: field-reversible door opens any time during the cycle; front drain valve for quick clean-out.
  • Energy Star® & cULus listed: built in the USA and engineered for maximum efficiency and safety (UL EPH, NSF/ANSI 4).

Performance Meets Durability

  • Holds (6) 12 × 20 × 2.5 in hotel pans or (4) 4 in-deep pans.
  • Reinforced 14-ga 304 stainless-steel cavity with dishwasher-safe pan racks, SVT collector & distributor panels.
  • Cast-aluminum heating element is isolated from water—no exposure, no scale build-up.
  • Automatic altitude compensation plus low-water, high-water & over-temperature safeguards with auto shut-off.

Specifications

Model / Series Evolution™ E6 Countertop Connected
Pan Capacity (6) 12 × 20 × 2.5 in or (4) 12 × 20 × 4 in
Heat Input 7 kW electric
Electrical 230 V, 60 Hz, 1-phase, 32 A, 5 ft cord with IEC 60309-2 plug
Water Usage < 1.5 gal / hr (no boiler)
Connections ¾ in MGH water; ¾ in barbed open-gap drain
Exterior Dimensions Approx. 23.6 in W × 30.4 in D × 30.5 in H
Certifications cULus, UL EPH, NSF/ANSI 4, Energy Star®, EPA 202/NFPA 96 4.1.1.2 compliant
Country of Origin Made in the USA
Warranty 1-year parts & labor + Lifetime Service & Support Guarantee

Daily Cleaning (5 min)

  • Drain, rinse and refill cavity with clean water plus 1 cup white vinegar.
  • Run Cook mode 15 minutes, allow to cool, then drain.
  • Remove racks & SVT plates and wash by hand or in dishwasher.
  • Wipe interior & door gasket; leave door ajar to dry overnight.

Never use high-pressure sprayers or chlorine cleaners on stainless surfaces.

Need it fast? This Quick-Ship model typically leaves the factory within 48 hours after order confirmation.
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