outdoor electric deep fryer

Many commercial countertop electric fryers list an 11 L (about 3.3 gallons) tank per well. Dual-tank models commonly provide two 11 L tanks (22 L total). Listings emphasize 11 L per tank as a common capacity for commercial units.

Most units in these listings use stainless steel for tanks and frames. Some countertop or multi-cook models use aluminum for frames or pan-pots. Stainless steel is the predominant material cited.

Typical temperature controls are adjustable from roughly 140°F to about 392°F (60°C–200°C). Listings also note safety features such as high-limit automatic shut-off—examples cite shutoff thresholds around 500°F (260°C)—and other overheating protections tied to the thermostat or built-in safety limiter.

Common accessories and handling features include removable baskets, fitted lids (often splash-guard lids), cool-touch handles, and hooks or holders for draining baskets. Dual-tank models frequently ship with two baskets and two lids—one per tank.

Many listings show individual heating elements around 1,700 watts. Dual-tank or higher-output designs commonly list two 1,700 W elements for about 3,400 W total. Wattage is often presented per element, with totals given for multi-element units.

Listings show compact footprints overall. Reported dimensions roughly range from about 8.5–12.6 inches in height, about 9.5–26.1 inches in width, and about 9.5–17.4 inches in depth, depending on single- vs. dual-tank models and layout.

The listings target commercial and high-output settings—restaurants, food trucks, snack bars, and supermarkets—as well as catering, events, and large gatherings. Some models are also suitable for home kitchens or parties, depending on size and capacity.

Listings cite several anti-splatter and overheat protections: splash-guard or fitted lids and basket hooks to limit splatter; adjustable temperature controls with heating-status indicators; guard plates or designs to stabilize oil temperature; and automatic shut-off or high-limit cutouts that activate if temperatures exceed safe thresholds.