Always with something extra:
green&clean Hood Type Dishwasher
Our specialization in dishwashing goes back a long way, and, in these cases, experience is the key to achieving excellence. Our green&clean Hood Type Dishwashers offer a reduction in running costs and energy consumption compared to standard products in the market today, aiming for a better environment.
Save water, energy and the environment
Reduce consumption by up to 60%, with 34% savings* in chemicals thanks to the low rinse water consumption and optimized wash tank size. Less water, energy, detergent and rinse aid consumption means lower running costs and less impact on the environment.
*Cost savings are a result of calculations performed by the Electrolux Professional LAB which is certified by IMQ and INTERTEK. Comparison made between a green&clean Hood Type Dishwasher and an equivalent conventional machine using 3 lt/cycle for rinsing, 100 cycles/day, 300 working days/year and inlet water
Made to improve your business and save the environment
Excellent washing & rinsing performance
The ideal dishwasher for cleaning plates, cups, utensils, trays, gastronorm containers and cutlery with total detergent removal.
Safety comes first
Unique WASH·SAFE CONTROL device for a constant nominal rinsing temperature of 84 °C.
Made easy for you
The green&clean Hood Type Dishwasher - developed with a corner control panel for maximum visibility and operation.
Perfect sanitation
No more worries, sanitation is always under control.
Wash-Safe Control: the rinse quality is guaranteed thanks to the constant rinsing temperature of 84 °C and the water pressure which is independent from the mains.
The green&clean Hood Type guarantees a constant rinsing temperature of 84 °C assuring perfect hygienic conditions and total detergent removal fulfilling
best-in-class safety requirements.
Brilliant results and best
performance
For shiny glasses, these detergents completely eliminate drops and stains, leaving everything perfectly dry and clean. Thanks to a specific formula we prevent the formation of limestone.
