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 List Price: Price: $265.15 Details You save: $244.85 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Speed-Cooking Microwave Ovens For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Sharp R-21LCF Commercial Microwave Oven, Dial, 1000 Watts, please browse through:    Seems Like a Solid Unit I don't own this unit but use it at a hospital where it serves in the break room of a department of around 50 people. As such it gets alot of use and isn't well taken care of. Still it seems to perform without any issues for over the two plus years it has been here. It is solid and probably weighing 50+ lbs. I particularly like the turn knob which enables dialing in the desired cook time quickly and without fuss. Despite not having a turntable it seems to heat quite evenly. The absence of all those other seldom used features - timer, power level setting, one touch buttons, etc. - I see as a positive. There is another one of these units in the hospital cafeteria where it is subjected to the general public abuse of countless patient visitors and hospital staff who don't give a damn about another's property. It has been rock solid reliable for over 3 years. At least in a commercial restaurant, the employees are trained and motivated by the owner not to abuse the... |
| See Products Related To Sharp R-21LCF Commercial Microwave Oven, Dial, 1000 Watts: Sharp Microwave Oven, 1000 watts, s/s door, timer panel & cavity, grey steel outer wrapper, durable side-hinged see-thru door, 6 minutes electric digitally controlled dial timer, timer heating-time guide, timer resets to 0 when door is opened during cooking cycle, 120v/60/1-ph, 14 amp, NEMA 5-15P, NSF-4, ULPerfect, if you just need to microwave stuff After our previous two microwaves had their plates break or chip, and one of them started randomly burning food, I decided to see if there was anything out there that would be more reliable. We ultimately settled on this one, because even though it's more expensive than even the fancy consumer microwaves it has three important advantages that none (or very few) of them have: 1) It is built to last. Everything on this microwave is purposefully simple and apparently designed to minimize the possibility of breakage. Instead of a plate that will get dragged out with the food and shatter on the floor, it has a glass floor that's fixed onto the body of the microwave. Instead of a push-button control panel whose buttons will inevitably crack or get desensitized, you have an "infinite rotation" wheel that is solidly attached; and because it's not calibrated physically it won't get out of alignment. Instead of a clock that you will continually have to reset, it has... |
| Solid, Easy, Powerful. Quick to clean Perfect for the busy kitchen. No thinking - just dial the time. Phantom load 9 watts. Here's a microwave with a dial ... no pushbuttons, no fluff. We first tried the Panasonic NE-1022F Commercial Microwave. It's about the same size and feature set; it has a non-electric dial (spring driven?) that worked perfectly; at the end of a cycle the Panasonic rings a mechanical bell. Alas, but that one arrived dented; we returned it for the Sharp. This Sharp microwave is a winner. Simple to use - perfect for a busy household. Turn the knob, and the numbers around the dial light up, showing the timer. Open and close with a handle. That's it - no buttons, no programming, no blinking clock, no thinking. Powerful microwave - gets a cup of coffee hot in 2 minutes. (I measured it: 8 ounces of water in a pyrex cup - got to 205F in 2 minutes) Easy to clean: There's no rotating carousel, because there's an internal microwave deflector (the microwave standing wave pattern is constanly changing) So you can quickly clean the inside... |