36 electrolux user guide

Special ECO - Delta

ECO - Delta cooking is a special cooking process ensuring high quality results in all types of large joints for roasting. The process guarantees a constant difference (“delta”) between the core temperature of the food to be cooked and the temperature inside the oven cavity.

This “delta” cooking cavity temperature value can be set (we recommend) anywhere in the range of 30-70 °C (Convection cycle) or 20-50 °C (Combi cycle) higher than the core temperature value and increases proportionally with it. The full range of temperature can be set between 1 °C up to 120 °C.

Advantages:

Extremely low energy and water consumption

Excellent quality and minimum shrinkage

Cooking can be shifted to quiet periods or night-time

Higher quality through gentle cooking process

There are two types of ECO - Delta cooking; “Linear” and “Progressive”

Linear this is when the temperature difference between the core product and oven cavity remain constant.

Progressive This is when the temperature difference between the core product and oven cavity closes towards the end of the cooking process. e.g.

Start of cycle

core temperature is +12 °C “delta” 35 °C - oven temperature will be 47 °C

core temperature is +35 °C “delta” 35 °C - oven temperature will be 70 °C

core temperature is +55 °C “delta” 20 °C - oven temperature will be 75 °C

core temperature is +58 °C “delta” 10 °C - oven temperature will be 68 °C

core temperature is +60 °C “delta” 5 °C - oven temperature will be 65 °C

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Electrolux 180 manual Special ECO Delta, Advantages, Start of cycle