Click to go to the home page. Click here to learn about Collectramatic Fryers. Click here to learn about the CVap brand.
Add our Home Page to your favorites.
     

CVap® 101 - Lesson 2


CVap Technology a Closer Look

Below we break down CVap technology into three simple steps...
 

Step 1

Operator turns unit on and sets Food Temperature dial to the desired temperature of the food to be held (for example, 135°F).  Evaporator heaters being heating water.  Vapor produced by water is 135°F.  Food temperature will equalize to the vapor temperature.

 

Step 2

Operator then sets Food Texture dial to increase the air temperature and cause evaporation.  Set higher air temperature for crisp food, and lower for moist food.  In this example we have set the food texture temperature at +15°.

 

Step 3

Air heaters raise the overall cabinet temperature to 150°F (135°F + 15°F).  This results in a controlled evaporation of food moisture, while the vapor maintains the precise food temperature (in this example, 135°F).  Food stays hot, fresh, and at the texture you desire, whether crispy, moist, or somewhere in between.

A printer friendly copy of this lesson is available here (PDF)

Continue on to lesson #3 "See the Difference" Click Here
 

 

Home - Site Map - Contact Us - What is CVap? - What is Collectramatic? - Buy Parts - CVap Holding Cabinets - CVap Holding Drawers
CVap Cook and Hold - CVap Therm and Hold - CVap Merchandisers - SteamersCollectramatic Fryers - Shortening FiltersBreading Tables

For Technical Support or errors please contact the Web Administrator . For Customer Care contact 1-800-234-5286.


Having trouble? Try our online LIVE HELP system today!