PROJECT QUANTITY ITEM NO
SmartCombi™ Combi-steamer
Electric and gas
General Information
Henny Penny SmartCombi combi
ovens use moist heat and dry heat,
either separately or in combination,
to produce the ideal cooking
conditions for a wide variety of foods.
Four basic cooking modes employ
a variety of built-in functions in
different ways.
• Steaming/Moist heat:
86-266°F (30-130°C)
Low and high-temperature
steaming.
• Convection cooking/Dry heat:
SmartCombi model ESC-115
The ESC/GSC-115 has a capacity
of (10) full-size steam table pans
2 ½ in. (65 mm) or (10) Crosswise
Plus pans and grids.
Standard Features
• Patented Advanced Steam
Technology for effective steam
generation without boilers.
• ClimaSelect climate control allows
the selection of humidity levels
between 0% and 100% relative
humidity. ClimaMonitor feature
measures and maintains selected
level automatically.
• Digital control panel features easyto-read LED displays and icons.
Operators can choose automatic
cooking from pre-programmed
menu items or select and input
cooking parameters manually.
• Simple CombiDial control—rotate
Electric: 86-572°F (30-300°C)
Gas: 86-482°F (30-250°C)
Active humidity reduction
• Combination/Dry and moist heat:
86-482°F (30-250°C)
Individual or automatic humidity
control between 0 and 100% RH.
• Rethermalizing/Dry and moist heat:
86-356°F (30-180°C)
Special fan speed function and
banqueting programs.
to select, push to confirm and start.
• Temperatures can be displayed in
either °F or °C. Operations and
service diagnostics programs offer
a choice of languages.
• Auto-reverse fan for fast, even
cooking throughout the cabinet.
• WaveClean™ self-cleaning system
significantly reduces water and
detergent consumption.
• Filterless grease extraction.
• Rethermalizing and plated banquet
system utilizes specific settings
including fan speed function for
easy, high quality banquet cooking.
• Auto-retractable hose shower for
MODEL ESC-115
electric
GSC-115 gas
Henny Penny bridges the gap
between boiler and boilerless combis
with patented Advanced Steam
Technology.™ This system
introduces large amounts of steam
into the cooking cabinet quickly
without the deliming and maintenance
issues of a boiler.
Operator can select humidity levels
from 0-100% relative humidity. Digital
humidity control continuously
measures the humidity level in the
cabinet and maintains the selected
level by automatically adding steam
or venting excess humidity. The
SmartCombi is fully programmable
and includes a wide range of preprogrammed menu selections for fully
automated cooking.
Units include a multi-sensor core
temperature probe for automatic
probe cooking.
Lengthwise rack available for either
crosswise or lengthwise loading of
standard steam table pans.
easy, quick rinsing.
• Seamless interior cabinet of
corrosion-resistant chrome nickel
steel. Exterior made from 1 mm
chrome nickel stainless steel.
• Full seal door with triple-pane glass.
Options, accessories
Stands and cabinets
Stacking kit
Two-stage safety door lock
Alternative voltages
Chicken grids
Marine version
Henny Penny Corporation
PO Box 60 Eaton OH 45320 USA
+1 937 456.8400 800 417.8417
+1 937 456.8434 Fax 800 417.8434 Fax
www.hennypenny.com
© 2007Henny Penny Corporation, Eaton, OH 45320 USA Revised 8/24/07
PROJECT QUANTITY ITEM NO
MODEL ESC-115 electric
GSC-115 gas
1 ¾ in. (44 mm) to top of stack
41 ¾ in.
(1060 mm)
39 ¼ in. (997 mm)
Dimensions
Height: 41 ¾ in. (1060 mm)
Width: 39 ¼ in. (997 mm)
Depth: 31 ½ in. (799 mm)
Required Clearances
Left: 20 in. (500 mm) service access:
Right: 2 in. (50 mm) air flow
Back: 2 in. (50 mm) air flow, utility connections:
Front: 28 in. (700 mm) door open
Crated dimensions
Length: 42 ½ in. (1080 mm)
Depth: 37 7/8 in. (962 mm)
Height: 50 ½ in. (1283 mm)
Volume: 47 cu. ft. (1.33 m³)
Net weight: 355 lbs. (160 kg)
Crated weight: 430 lbs. (195 kg)
Pan capacity
10 full-size steam table pans, 2 ½ in. (65 mm)
crosswise or lengthwise.
10 Crosswise Plus pans and grids.
3 standard chicken grids, 18 chickens per load.
6 Crosswise Plus chicken grids, 36 chickens per load.
SmartCombi™ Combi-steamer
Electric and gas
E
Utility locations
A B
C
D
31 ½ in. (799 mm)
Water connections
¾ in. standard cold water connection
¾ in. soft water connection
2 in. (50 mm) drain
Power
Electric units: Connected load 16.5 kW
Gas units: Output:
Electrical Volts Phase Cycle/Hz Watts Amps Wire
Electric
units
Gas units 120 1 60 800 N/A 1NG
Connection: R 3/4" NPT
external thread
Options: Natural Gas or LP
208 3 60 15900
240 3 60 15900 41.8 3+G
400 3 50/60 15900 23.6 3NG
440 3 60 15900 22.0 3+G
480 3 60 15900 20.3 3+G
Add 3 in. (76 mm) for door handle
Laboratory certifications
61500 BTU/hr
A Electrical
B Gas line
C Water connections
D Drain
E Exhaust air
F Exhaust steam
47.6 3+G
Bidding Specifications
• Provide Henny Penny Model ESC-115
(electric) or GSC-115 (gas) combination
oven/steamer. Models enable the selection
of convection (hot air), gentle or regular
steam or a combination of these cooking
modes.
• Units shall have an LED clear-text display
that provides optimal viewing of programs,
time, temperature and other data.
• Units shall have a condensate drip pan with
central direct drain.
• Units shall have patented Advanced Steam
Technology.
• Units shall have a cabinet fan with two
speeds, as well as two rotation directions, to
enable autoreverse operations.
• Units shall have “AutoShower,” integrated
flushing function.
• Units shall have “WaveClean” automatic selfcleaning system.
• Units shall have seamless stainless steel
cooking chamber, a hygiene-supporting door
with isolated window, integrated door
contact switch, electrical door lock and
pluggable door seal. Unit also will have 0%
to 100% humidity control within the cooking
chamber.
• Units shall have 572°F maximum operating
temperature using hot air convection with
accurate temperature controls at all
operating temperatures.
• Units shall accommodate up to (10) full-size
steam table pans, 2 ½ in. deep.
Continuing product improvement may subject specifications to change without notice.
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© 2007Henny Penny Corporation, Eaton, OH 45320 USA Revised 8/24/07