Bongard BFA User Manual

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Bongard BFA User Manual

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Close up inside view

BFA

Reach-In Retarder-proofer for bakery and Danish pastry use

Performances

20 adjustable pairs of tray slidesOpticom control

Assembled topside compressor (for an ambient temperature lower than 30°C)

BFA supplied assembled

Connecting power: 230 V single PH + Gr, 50 Hz

Possibility to order on demand remote or silent compressors

The Advantages

Large range of models

Cabinet supplied assembled, ready to connect

Possibility to have not assembled compressor, remote compressor, tropicalized assembled or disassembled compressor, silent compressor

Incorporated topside hermetic refrigeration unit

Refrigeration unit ready for use with refrigerating fluid R 404A

Easy to move thanks to its 3 wheels and 2 adjustable feet

Adjustable humidity (30-90%)The cabinets are fitted with “U- rails” for use either as a pastry

or bakery unitEasy cleaning

On site reversibility of doors

According to standards

Use

The BFA intermediate proofer is used to slow down and control proofing of dough pieces over a period of time defined by the user.

Operating principle

The dough pieces are stored in the retarder-proofer (between 2°C and 4°C) to retard proofing (72 hours maximum). Once the control panel has been programmed, the proofer manages the temperature increase on the basis of information previously entered by the user. Electronic regulation supervise stage-by-stage warming (and/or constant temperature increase degree- by-degree). The proofer stabilises the hot cycle temperature and offers at the end of the cycle a "sleeping" function, i.e. repeating the cold cycle if the controller is not activated after 45 minutes following the programmed end of proofing (adjustable values).

Construction

Panels injected with polyurethane foam 40 kg/m3

Enclosures: 60 mm isothermal hot electro-plated zinc panels, pre-lacquered, painted and coated with a protective food grade PVC of 120 micron thickness

Aluminium (frame and blades) and copper (tube) ceiling-fitted evaporator.Water connection Ø 12 mm, water drain Ø 32 mm

4 vertical mixed “U-rails” designed to receive tray slides:

BFA 1C1P available with 73 levels, spacing of 21mm, with a capacity of : 18 trays with a spacing of 84mm or 24 trays with a spacing of 63mm

BFA 2C2P available with 2x31 levels, spacing of 21mm, with a capacity of : 2x7 trays with a spacing of 84mm or 2x10 trays with a spacing of 63mm

   Important remarks :

The BFA retarder proofers are supplied without grid and linen canvas (trays not supplied)

Attention, the intervention of a qualified refrigeration engineer is necessary for all installations of 2 compartments/2 temperatures BFA models shipped disassembled.

Remarks on refrigeration unit (compressor) :

Standard assembled: standard compressor on the top of the retarder-proofer.

Not assembled: standard compressor supplied separately from the retarder-proofer. The connection has to be done by a refrigeration engineer.

Remote compressor: specific high power compressor for a distance from 8 to 12 m to the retarder-proofer. The connection has to be done by a refrigerating engineer.

Tropicalized disassembled: compressor for a distance up to 4 m, specified for an ambiance below 40°C. The connection has to be done by a refrigerating engineer.

Tropicalized assembled: standard compressor on the top of the retarder-proofer, specified for an ambiance up to 40°C.

(*)Standard assembled: standard compressor on the top of the retarder-proofer. The retarder-proofer is delivered disassembled.

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Bongard reserves the right to alter the characteristics of the models without prior notice - 12/2011

 

 

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