Tecnodom TDE-4C Nerone EKO 4 Tray Convection Oven
- 435 x 350 mm Tray
- Stainless steel cooking chamber with rounded corners
- Tempered low-e glass
- Overture Folding Door offers an innovative
- High-performance door solution for large opening applications
- LED alarms
- Interlocking gasket fixing system
- According to the IPX3 standard norms
- High resistance hinge
- Temperature range of +50 to +280˚C
- 60-minute timer or infinite
- 84mm distance between trays
- Includes: 1 solid tray and 3 wire racks
- Power: 240V, 2.35kW /10A
- WARRANTY: 12 months Parts & Labour
- Dimensions: 589 x 660 x 580mm(h)
- Net weight: 34kg
About the Product and Brand
Tecnodom TDE-4C Nerone EKO 4 Tray Convection Oven
The TDE‑4C is a compact convection oven built to meet professional kitchen needs while staying small enough for tighter spaces. It accommodates 4 trays (435 × 350 mm each), with 84 mm spacing between trays, inside a stainless‑steel cooking chamber with rounded corners that makes cleaning easier. Its external dimensions are about 589 × 660 × 580 mm, and it runs on standard 240 V (2.35 kW / 10 A), which keeps installation requirements modest. The oven includes one solid tray + three wire racks, giving flexibility whether you bake, roast, reheat or cook smaller batches.
Function‑wise, the TDE‑4C offers a wide temperature range from 50 °C to 280 °C, making it versatile enough for a variety of cooking tasks — from baking pastries or small loaves, roasting meats or veggies, to reheating or light cooking. The door uses tempered low‑E glass and an “overture folding” mechanism for easy access and good insulation, and the overall build meets IPX3 water‑resistance standards, which helps in busy kitchen environments where splashes occur. Because of its size, power needs, and tray capacity, this oven is especially suited for small cafés, bakeries, catering kitchens or food‑service operations that want reliable, consistent cooking results without the bulk or power demand of large commercial ovens.
Federal Hospitality Equipment (F.H.E) is an Australian owned importer and catering supplier of quality commercial food, catering & restaurant equipment, supplying and servicing Australia and New Zealand with commercial kitchen and catering equipment for over 50 years.
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