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Combi Ovens
Electric. 6 Grid. Power: 10.8kW. 50A. Single phase
Electric. 10 Grid. 37.4kW. 63A per phase
Electric. 20 Grid. Power: 67.9kW, 100A per phase
Electric. 6 Grid. Power: 22.4 kW, 35A per phase
40kW. 10 Grid
Electric. 10 Grid. Power: 37.4kW, 63A per phase
80kW. 20 Grid
Electric. 20 Grid. Power: 67.9kW, 100A per phase
Electric. 6 Grid. Power: 22.4 kW, 35A per phase
6 Grid. Power: 13kW, 16A per phase
6 Grid. Power: 13kW, 16A per phase
42kW. 20 Grid
42kW. 20 Grid
28kW. 6 Grid
Electric. 10 Grid. Power: 37.4kW, 63A per phase
40kW. 10 Grid
A cornerstone of the modern commercial kitchen, the combination oven provides unmatched versatility and power from a single unit. By expertly fusing dry convection heat with moist steam, these multi-functional appliances deliver exceptional cooking results across a vast range of culinary styles. Often referred to as combi steamers, their ability to roast, steam, bake, grill, and regenerate food makes them an indispensable asset for restaurants, hotels, schools, and large-scale catering operations. This versatility streamlines kitchen workflow, replacing the need for multiple separate appliances and saving valuable floor space.
Designed for the rigours of continuous professional use, our selection of commercial combi ovens offers superior durability and reliability. With precise control over temperature and humidity, chefs can achieve perfect browning, succulent roasting, and consistent baking with every use. Advanced models feature programmable cooking cycles and intuitive digital controls, ensuring repeatable results that maintain menu quality and reduce staff training time. Available in various sizes and powered by either gas or electricity, there is a combi oven to suit the specific demands of any kitchen layout and output requirement.
Investing in a high-quality combination oven is an investment in culinary precision, operational efficiency, and the consistent excellence of your menu.
For more information, check out the combi oven buying guide. The single phase and three phase electricity explained page is also useful if you're shopping for an electric combi oven, whilst the Gas Installations Guide is helpful if you choose natural or propane gas versions.