- Capable of handling 270 racks per hour, ensuring high - volume dishwashing.
- Uses 2.02 gpm, only 0.49 gallons per rack, saving water.
- Automatically maintains proper tank levels with an auto - fill feature.
- Starts automatically when the rack activates the switch, powering the conveyor and pumps.
- Shuts down during idle times to save energy.
- Equipped with a 2 HP wash motor that recirculates 225 gpm for powerful cleaning.
The STERO ER - 86S is a high - performing dishwasher. It features a powerful scrapper and recirculating heated wash and rinse tanks, followed by a fresh - water rinse. With an 86 - inch footprint, it's a high - volume, low - water - consuming machine. The scrapper tank strips food soil better and faster than manual pre - rinsing, using 185 gpm of re - circulated water. It transfers food soil to the scrap catchment automatically, keeping the water clean. The 225 - gallon - per - minute pump powers a full - rack - width washing pattern. STERO’s exclusive rack - activated final rinse ensures accurate and hassle - free rinsing and sanitizing.
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Using the Hobart Stero ER - 86S Rack Conveyor Dishwasher is easy. First, make sure the incoming water temperature is 140°F and that you've set the required final rinse temperature to 180°F. Place the dishes on the rack and let the rack - activated switch start the conveyor and pumps automatically. The dishwasher will do the rest, handling up to 270 racks per hour. When the dishwasher is not in use, it will automatically shut down to save energy. For maintenance, regularly check the tank levels as the auto - fill feature keeps them proper but it's good to double - check. Also, keep an eye on the scrapper tank and the scrap catchment as the rinse water feed - back system transfers food soil there. Make sure to follow all safety procedures as this product is certified by NSF, UL Canada, and USA. Since it's an Energy Star partner, it's energy - efficient, but always use it in a proper environment with the correct voltage (208 V / 220 V / 480 V) and hertz (60 Hz) to keep it running smoothly.
