Effeuno Pulse

US-only 120 V Effeuno: one 1800 W top element, 35x40x9.4 cm chamber, UL listed, NEMA 5-15P. Spec sheet 509 C / 948 F, not the 930 F hero line. Real preheat to a launchable stone is 45-50 minutes, not a 20-minute gas-dome cycle. 90-second Neapolitan is after that soak. No bottom element by design so it lives on a 15 A duplex. Dealer copy says indoor and outdoor; there is no IP rating, and the 230 V P-line manual forbids weather.

Max temp: 509°C in 50 min
Placement: Indoor/Outdoor
Electric
Rating: -

How this oven bakes

Give the stone 45-50 minutes. The 90-second bake starts after that, not at the first beep.
There is no bottom element. Heat lives in the deck. If the base lags, wait; if it scorches, you launched too soon or the pie sat still.
13.4 inch is the wall. A 14-inch launch catches the sides of a 35x40 cm chamber.
UL indoor oven that a dealer also parked on a patio. Rain and a 1800 W cord are not a plan.

Specifications

Temperature range: 50°C – 509°C
Inner size: 35 cm × 40 cm
Weight: 20 kg

Pros

True 509 C indoor Neapolitan on a standard US 15 A outlet. No 240 V drop, no step-up transformer.
1-inch Italian deck (owners call it biscotto) holds heat once soaked. Francesco's first pie leopard-spotted without a burnt base.
AISI 304 chamber, triple glass, rock wool, touchscreen. Same factory family as the 230 V P-line, localized for UL.
Owners report fast recovery after the long preheat. One 34 cm pie at a time, 90 s Neapolitan / ~3 min NY in the FAQ.

Cons

Real preheat is 45-50 minutes to ~480 C, not the 25-minute family banner and not 'heats up quickly' in the reviews that skip the clock.
Top element only. You cannot split char and spring the way a P134H does. Turn the pie.
US D2C only (PizzaGoods, pallet freight). Not on effeuno.biz. Not a 230 V SKU. Outdoor use is dealer copy, not a rating.

How the calculator uses this oven

Temperature and bake time. It reaches 509°C. At the default hydration, the calculator bakes Traditional Napoletana (60%) at 455°C on the deck for about 85 seconds, and Pizza Classica (65%) at 278°C on the deck for about 6 minutes.
Baking surface. The calculator assumes the stock cordierite stone. Swap in a biscotto and Traditional Napoletana takes about 90 seconds instead of 85 seconds.
Hydration for this oven. It reaches the heat Traditional Napoletana wants, so the calculator keeps the style's 58–65% hydration.
Baker corrections. Bake times learn from bakers' reports on this oven. A correction starts once at least 5 successful bakes from 3 different bakers share the same style and surface.

Formulas this oven bakes

The temperature and bake time the calculator sets for each formula at its default hydration and portion size.

Effeuno Pulse pizza temperature and bake time

Pandough estimates a Neapolitan starting point at 60% hydration: 455°C air, 455°C on the baking surface, and about 75-100 sec. These are model estimates for this oven, not manufacturer specifications.

Also known as: Pulse 120V, PizzaGoods Pulse.

True 509 C indoor Neapolitan on a standard US 15 A outlet. No 240 V drop, no step-up transformer.
1-inch Italian deck (owners call it biscotto) holds heat once soaked. Francesco's first pie leopard-spotted without a burnt base.
AISI 304 chamber, triple glass, rock wool, touchscreen. Same factory family as the 230 V P-line, localized for UL.
Owners report fast recovery after the long preheat. One 34 cm pie at a time, 90 s Neapolitan / ~3 min NY in the FAQ.

Real preheat is 45-50 minutes to ~480 C, not the 25-minute family banner and not 'heats up quickly' in the reviews that skip the clock.
Top element only. You cannot split char and spring the way a P134H does. Turn the pie.
US D2C only (PizzaGoods, pallet freight). Not on effeuno.biz. Not a 230 V SKU. Outdoor use is dealer copy, not a rating.

Give the stone 45-50 minutes. The 90-second bake starts after that, not at the first beep.
There is no bottom element. Heat lives in the deck. If the base lags, wait; if it scorches, you launched too soon or the pie sat still.
13.4 inch is the wall. A 14-inch launch catches the sides of a 35x40 cm chamber.
UL indoor oven that a dealer also parked on a patio. Rain and a 1800 W cord are not a plan.

Can Effeuno Pulse bake Traditional Napoletana?

Yes. Effeuno Pulse reaches 509°C, enough to work inside the traditional Napoletana heat range and target a 60–90 second bake.

Calculate ingredients for Napoletana dough

Can Effeuno Pulse bake New York-style pizza?

Yes. Pandough estimates a New York-style starting point at 69% hydration: 268°C air, 268°C on the baking surface, and about 7 min–10 min.

Calculate ingredients for New York-style dough

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