If you are curious about the electrical connections of large restaurant kitchens, you may be wondering: how different are the connections compared to my kitchen at home? Are there other specific electrical connections required that a home kitchen wouldn’t need?
There are actually quite a few differences in the connections and the way they are set up. Locking plugs are a necessity. This ensures all the appliances don’t accidentally come unplugged, possibly ruining a dish or slowing down the kitchen during peak hours.
Different kitchens may use different variations of these locking plugs and outlets. This video will cover a couple of different connections and what they are most often used for. You will also learn about a cable management technique which keeps commercial kitchens running smoothly.
If you have any further questions about the connections you need for your restaurant or need to adapt to a current connection, please reach out to us with a text, phone call, or email.
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