- Typical capacity
- Cooking kettles of this class commonly range from 100 litres to over 500 litres; this unit is specified at 300 litres.
- Power supply
- Electrically heated kettles typically require a 3-phase supply, commonly 400V or 415V, with power ratings for a 300-litre unit often around 40-60 kW.
- Heating method
- Units of this type are commonly electrically heated, though steam-heated versions are also prevalent.
- Agitation
- Many modern cooking kettles feature integrated agitators or mixers to prevent burning and ensure even heat distribution.
- Construction material
- Food-grade stainless steel (e.g., 304 or 316) is standard for all product contact parts to meet hygiene regulations.
- Temperature control
- Advanced models typically offer precise temperature control with digital displays and programmable settings.
- Discharge
- Commonly features a bottom outlet valve for efficient product discharge, often with a large bore for viscous products.