Why this free standing fryer earns its place
Not every commercial kitchen has three-phase power, and you shouldn't be forced to upgrade the entire electrical supply just to get a decent fryer. The Valentine Core 2200 single-phase runs on standard 230V single-phase power at 14.4 kW, so it plugs into the same incoming supply that powers most smaller kitchens. The twin-tank design holds 16 litres total, split across two stainless-steel pans, giving you the capacity to handle service rhythm without constant oil changes.
The engineering keeps running costs down. The Sicotronic interface gives you precise temperature control, while ECO mode cuts energy use during preheating. The reduced cool zone means less oil sits idle and wasted — a detail that compounds over months into real savings. The fry pans are pressed stainless steel with a smooth, durable profile, so they resist damage and clean easily.
Day-to-day operation is straightforward. The 72 kg unit sits on height-adjustable castors for flexible positioning, and the heating element pivots upwards for full tank access at close. Two baskets fit at a time, and the twin-tank layout means you've got capacity and flexibility. Backed by a 20-year tank guarantee and Valentine's 20-year spare-parts commitment, this fryer is built to stay in service for years.
Check the narrowest clear opening, then every corner, landing, step and lift from the kerb to the room.
Stated machine geometry while kept upright. Allow handling room and confirm the complete route.
Measure the clear opening
Enter the usable gap with the door fully open.
This checks straight stated geometry only.
