Commercial Electric Deck Oven
Generic
The stacked electric stone-deck oven that most pizzerias actually run, as opposed to the wood oven in the photographs. Independent top and bottom setpoints per chamber, a refractory or biscotto deck, and enough mass to hold temperature through a full service. Pick this if you bake commercially and cannot find your exact model. The deck material matters more than the brand: biscotto forgives a slower launch, refractory runs hotter underneath and wants a shorter bake.
Specifications
Pros
- Independent top and bottom control per deck, the most precise heat split available
- Mass and power hold the deck steady through continuous service
- Takes a biscotto deck, so Neapolitan is on the table at 430C and above
Cons
- About an hour to saturate from cold, so it is switched on long before service
- Needs a three-phase supply in most installations
- Heavy, fixed and expensive to run outside of service hours
- Specs here are typical values, not your specific oven
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Bake settings for this oven
Based on a 250 g ball — change the pie size to see a thicker or thinner crust shift the bake.
Commercial Electric Deck Oven
450°C
365°C
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Commercial Electric Deck Oven is a Home electric oven, reaching up to 450°C, indoor, powered by electric, weighing 120kg, fitting 6 pizzas, and heating up in 60 minutes. The stacked electric stone-deck oven that most pizzerias actually run, as opposed to the wood oven in the photographs. Independent top and bottom setpoints per chamber, a refractory or biscotto deck, and enough mass to hold temperature through a full service. Pick this if you bake commercially and cannot find your exact model. The deck material matters more than the brand: biscotto forgives a slower launch, refractory runs hotter underneath and wants a shorter bake. Pros: independent top and bottom control per deck, the most precise heat split available, mass and power hold the deck steady through continuous service, takes a biscotto deck, so neapolitan is on the table at 430c and above. Cons: about an hour to saturate from cold, so it is switched on long before service, needs a three-phase supply in most installations, heavy, fixed and expensive to run outside of service hours, specs here are typical values, not your specific oven.
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