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Commercial kitchen equipment isn't always set up for 120V single phase operation. If you really want to rewire your house to mix 20 gallons of dough at a time.
by joezydeco 5y ago
Commercial kitchen equipment isn't always set up for 120V single phase operation.
If you really want to rewire your house to mix 20 gallons of dough at a time...go for it I suppose. But do the homework first.
- NegativeLatency 5y agoSure some of it is but certainly not all of it. Also there are reasonably sized mixers like GP said
- joezydeco 5y agoOh, sorry. The point of the article was 'overkill'. It's really 'just heavier duty'.
- bob1029 5y ago> If you really want to rewire your house to mix 20 gallons of dough at a time...go for it I suppose. But do the homework first. You could get a 3 phase commercial standby genset installed and have the remote annunciator for it mounted next to whatever monster 3 phase stand mixer in your kitchen. All in all this would run you ~50K USD. Every day people spend far more money on way stupider bullshit than what I just proposed.