Omcan USA Specialty Ranges - 47338
24" W x 24" D x 36" H • Natural Gas • 48,000 BTU
Hand-crafted in India and finished in food-service grade stainless steel, the Omcan CE-IN-24X24 brings centuries-old tandoor tradition to modern commercial kitchens. The high-heat clay chamber quickly locks in juices, giving you perfectly charred, tender meats, smoky veggies and pillowy naan—every single time.
Key Features
- 48,000 BTU natural-gas burner (umbrella & pipe) for rapid, even heat.
- Interior hand-crafted clay pot—authentic flavor, excellent heat retention.
- Double-wall stainless-steel exterior resists rust, dents and kitchen spills.
- 12" mouth opening for easy skewer loading and naan slapping.
- Mounted on heavy-duty casters for effortless mobility during cleaning or catering events.
- cETLus & ETL-Sanitation listed—meets stringent North-American safety and hygiene standards.
- Hand-crafted clay pot (installed)
- 12 stainless-steel skewers
- Gaddi cushion for naan
- Tawa hot plate
- Clay repair cement + repair liquid oil
- Clay balls
- 8" natural-gas burner (umbrella) with pipe extension
- Stainless-steel lid & outer box
What Our Experts Think
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High-performance specialty range designed for commercial kitchens.
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Durable construction supports heavy daily use in restaurants and catering.
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Provides precise cooking control for consistent results.
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Compact design saves space without sacrificing efficiency.
Q&A
Q: What is this specialty range best used for?
A: It is ideal for specialized cooking tasks requiring precision and reliability.
Q: Is it suitable for commercial use?
A: Yes, it is engineered for professional kitchens, restaurants, and catering operations.
Q: Is it easy to operate?
A: Yes, controls are straightforward, making it simple to use even in busy kitchens.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean burners and surfaces after each use to prevent buildup.
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Use non-abrasive cleaners to protect the finish.
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Inspect gas or electrical connections regularly for safety.
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Schedule routine servicing to maintain peak performance.
