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The AT Cooker<\/span> ATT-ABT-BP 200 (200L, 15–30KW, 136×90×90cm) requires careful installation planning. Floor space, electrical supply, ventilation, drainage, clearance—each ties to the unit’s weight (180kg empty, ~600kg full), power (up to 572°F), and tilting arc. Below, 13 critical requirements with a step-by-step checklist.<\/p>\n

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1. Adequate Floor Space & Load-Bearing Capacity<\/h2>\n
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Allocate 200×150cm footprint (136cm + 32cm each side + 90cm depth + 30cm rear). Tilting arc extends 60cm beyond base. Packing crate 150×110×115cm—check doorways\/elevators. Floor must support 250kg\/m² (600kg full weight with steel base plate). Miami catering: lightweight mezzanine (120kg\/m²) sagged after 3 months, $2,000 reinforcement.<\/p>\n

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AT Cooker:<\/strong> Use 6mm steel base plate (optional accessory) to distribute weight. Concrete floors: no extra reinforcement. Wood\/composite: consult structural engineer.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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2. Dedicated Electrical Supply (Voltage & Amperage)<\/h2>\n

3-phase power required: 208V\/240V (North America) or 380V\/400V\/415V (Europe\/Asia). Never use single-phase. Dedicated circuit with GFCI. Separate ground wire (green\/yellow).<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Power<\/th>\n380V Amp<\/th>\n240V Amp<\/th>\nWire Gauge<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n
15KW<\/td>\n~22.8A<\/td>\n~36.1A<\/td>\n10AWG<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
20KW<\/td>\n~30.4A<\/td>\n~48.1A<\/td>\n8AWG<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
25KW<\/td>\n~38.0A<\/td>\n~60.1A<\/td>\n6AWG<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
30KW<\/td>\n~45.6A<\/td>\n~72.2A<\/td>\n4AWG<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n
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Warning:<\/strong> London restaurant: connected 380V unit to 240V—heating element failed in 2 hours ($450 replacement). Dallas chain: 6AWG wire for 30KW tripped breaker; upgraded to 4AWG. Only licensed electrician; unqualified install voids warranty.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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3. Proper Ventilation for Heat & Fume Dissipation<\/h2>\n

Type I commercial hood (grease-producing). Min 860 CFM (0.8m² cooking surface × 100 CFM\/ft²); 1,000 CFM for frying. Hood height 72–84 inches above surface. Toronto hotel: hood at 66 inches blocked tilting, violated codes.<\/p>\n

Make-up air system = 80–90% of exhaust CFM. Without it: negative pressure pulls cold air in, staff discomfort, higher energy bills. Inadequate ventilation reduces cooling fan lifespan from 7 years to 2–3.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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4. Water Supply & Drainage Proximity<\/h2>\n

Hot\/cold water line within 1.5m (for cleaning). Drain port at front base—floor drain within 2m, same level or below. 1.5″ (40mm) min drain hose diameter. Grease trap required by most codes. Chicago restaurant: 8m drain run, food solidified, clogged weekly. Relocated to 1.5m—zero clogs.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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5. Level, Non-Slip, Heat-Resistant Floor<\/h2>\n
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Max 3mm deviation per 3m (level). Commercial quarry tile or epoxy (heat-resistant to 300°F, non-slip R10+). No vinyl\/wood (warp at 150–200°F). Anti-fatigue mats OK if heat-resistant and non-slip. A Denver kitchen: vinyl tiles warped near the unit, causing 2° tilt—gear strain increased, repair $800.<\/p>\n

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6. Clearance for Safe Operation & Service Access<\/h2>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Zone<\/th>\nMin Distance<\/th>\nPurpose<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n
Rear wall<\/td>\n30cm<\/td>\nCooling fan airflow<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Side walls<\/td>\n60cm<\/td>\nLid operation + maintenance<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Other equipment<\/td>\n1.5m<\/td>\nAvoid cross-heating<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Tilting arc<\/td>\n60cm front<\/td>\nFull 45° pour clearance<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Combustible walls<\/td>\n1m<\/td>\nFire prevention<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n

A Boston hotel: installed 15cm from rear wall (to save space). Cooling fan overheated in 4 months, $600 repair. Moved to 30cm—no issues. Always measure from the wall to the unit’s rear panel, not the lid handle.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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7. Compliance with Local Electrical & Safety Codes<\/h2>\n

NEC (US): dedicated 3-phase circuit, GFCI, grounding. CE (Europe): 220V\/380V LVD + EMC compliance. NSF\/ANSI 4 (US): food-safe materials. Local fire codes: Type I hood, 18″ clearance from combustibles. Non-compliance: fines ($500–$5,000), voided warranty, insurance denial.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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8. Qualified Technician for Electrical & Setup<\/h2>\n

Licensed electrician (3-phase commercial experience). Initial setup: calibrate tilting mechanism, test gear-driven tilt (0° to 45°), verify digital display, check cooling fan direction, run 30-min test cycle. AT Cooker offers remote setup support (video call with technician). DIY: voids 5-year warranty.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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9. Away from Flammable Materials & High Traffic<\/h2>\n

Min 1m from paper\/cardboard, cleaning chemicals, gas lines. Not near exits\/corridors (tilting arc blocks egress). A café in Seattle stored cardboard boxes 30cm away—heat from 572°F surface ignited them. Moved to 1.5m + fire-resistant barrier.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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10. Secure Drainage Connections for Liquid Disposal<\/h2>\n

Y-strainer on drain line (monthly cleaning). Hose clamp rated for 200°F+. Backflow preventer required by code. Slope drain line 1\/4″ per foot. Miami hotel: unclamped hose disconnected during tilting, 200L hot soup on floor—staff burns, $15,000 liability. Clamped + inspected monthly since.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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11. Adequate Lighting for Safety & Operation<\/h2>\n

Min 500 lux at cooking surface (50% more than standard kitchen). LED panels, shadow-minimized. Emergency battery light within 3m (300 lux exit path). Task light near rear panel for maintenance. CRI ≥90 for accurate color (spot rust, grease).<\/p>\n

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12. User Manual Clearance Distances<\/h2>\n

AT Cooker manual: 30cm rear walls, 60cm side walls, 1.5m from other equipment, 1m from combustibles. Tilting arc: 60cm front, no fixed objects. Contrast: Frima (gas) needs 45cm rear; MKN needs 75cm side. Always use the specific model manual. Download from AT Cooker product page or request hard copy.<\/p>\n

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Warranty:<\/strong> Manual includes “Warranty Void Warning” for installations not meeting clearance specs. Keep signed clearance verification from technician.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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13. Maintenance Access Points Unobstructed<\/h2>\n