LEM Products 1154 Disidratatore digitale professionale in acciaio inossidabile a 10 vassoi Big Bite Digital in acciaio inossidabile (10 vassoi)

Brand:LEM

3.7/5

€
904.95

Non rimanere mai più a corto di carne essiccata o bastoncini fatti in casa con questo essiccatore per alimenti ad alta capacità. Con dieci vassoi cromati o in acciaio inossidabile e un'immensa area di asciugatura di 16 piedi quadrati, puoi preparare montagne di scatti, snack o altre prelibatezze essiccate in una sola seduta. Il design del flusso d'aria orizzontale è alimentato da una silenziosa ventola montata sul retro e da un sistema di riscaldamento per un'asciugatura uniforme senza svegliare i vicini. Il pannello di controllo digitale per la temperatura e il timer con 3 pulsanti "quick set" consentono di essiccare gli alimenti alla giusta temperatura e durata per la massima nutrizione e sapore. Alloggiamento in acciaio inossidabile. Certificato ETL. Crea i tuoi snack biologici e completamente naturali! LEM Products offre una selezione di disidratatori alimentari che rendono l'essiccazione degli alimenti divertente, veloce e facile. L'essiccazione è un modo creativo e per tutto l'anno per conservare frutta, verdura, erbe, semi, pesce e carne. I disidratatori alimentari eliminano i problemi di sicurezza dell'essiccazione degli alimenti in modi alternativi. I frutti possono essere essiccati in patatine o bucce di frutta. Le verdure possono essere essiccate per preparare miscele di zuppe secche o persino pelli di verdure. Carne e pesce possono essere essiccati a scatti. Utilizzare un essiccatore per alimenti per ri-croccare pane e cracker. Ci sono molti vantaggi nell'essiccare e conservare il proprio cibo: risparmiare denaro, creare le proprie miscele di frutta o verdura, controllare il contenuto di zucchero ed eliminare gli additivi che si trovano nella maggior parte degli articoli acquistati in negozio. La disidratazione può essere un'alternativa all'inscatolamento e al congelamento, ma completa anche questi metodi di conservazione. Snack e dolcetti per i tuoi animali domestici sono divertenti e facili da preparare. Per i più creativi e furbi, i disidratatori alimentari sono utili per: decorare torte, essiccare fiori (pot-pourri), impastare e persino asciugare fotografie. Scegli l'essiccatore per alimenti LEM Products perfetto per te: #1152 (5 vassoi con timer digitale); #1153 (10 vassoi con timer digitale); #1154 (digitale, professionale, acciaio inossidabile, 10 vassoi) o #778A (acciaio inossidabile, 10 vassoi con timer).

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EAN: 0734494011548

Categories: Casa e cucina, Cucina e sala da pranzo, Piccoli elettrodomestici, Elettrodomestici speciali, Disidratatori,

Istruzioni per la cura: l'elemento riscaldante e la ventola del lavaggio a mano sono montati nella parte posteriore dell'unità per un'asciugatura più rapida e uniforme. 10 vassoi cromati per oltre 16 piedi quadrati di spazio di asciugatura. La porta scorrevole consente l'accesso ai vassoi con una minima perdita di calore. Pannello di controllo digitale per temperatura e timer con 3 pulsanti “quick set” per le impostazioni preferite. Costruzioni durevoli in acciaio inossidabile; 1 anno di garanzia.

Brand	LEM
Color	Stainless Steel
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	20 x 21.5 x 5019 inches
Item model number	1154
Manufacturer	LEM Products
Material	Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions	20 x 21.5 x 5019 inches; 34.66 Pounds
Wattage	770

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Scritto da: Amazon_User

LEM Products 778A Stainless Steel 10 Tray...

LEM Products 778A Stainless Steel 10 Tray... is as described. Wife had a hard time figuring out to assemble shelf bracket, but, I get why no instructions, --they just slip/hook in and self evident or should be, but, may not be. Put a picture online for folks "like that"... they exist and no, they're not "kidding" :) Quality, --as good as it can be. (As one from a very diverse self sufficient engineering background, 100% on that) I just don't get why I can't pick the SS option here and get the SS shelves and NOT have to spend another $100 and have 10 chrome shelves... for what? So, I stuck with the Chrome option. My stove is Chrome, all have been life long. But, would've been nice to get a 50% discounted option!, as chioice, --would'a spent it and got it. I did check the Temperature as advised everywhere... used 3 different thermometers and in different locations and yes, --empty (I know why, good to explain though for "those" folks who need an (*) instruction. Anyway, when set at max 150F on Temperature, mine was hitting 160F and seemed to click off and back on at maybe (hard to be "that" precise...) 145F ish. So the range of hi/lo looked right to me and favours high side. One useful idea I had to check the even spread of air temp --was to use my Laser gun thermometer for surface reading on the outside (the only practical way I could think of)... -- checked ALL EXTERNAL surfaces in all locations, all 6 sides, empty unit... all "averaged" about 85F -- so, you are not really gonna get burned until you open it and grab a shelf at >100F... so pretty safe IMO. (Yes, for me at >130F it's gonna get my attention) The only "hot spot" I found, from external reading was the (facing the unit) top left corner where their internal Temp Control Bulb is located, --read approximately 92F (again, external temp). Otherwise across all surfaces saw that above stated reading. Why important? The ENTIRE INTERNAL temp would then be consistent, correct? Yes, correct. The air coming from the front vents when set at 150F max for Jerky, was reading about 112 - 130F, --yes with 5 Shelves, and empty relatively, (top down loaded) full. So, there's your evaporative, "AC" affect/effect :) ! , indeed! No, I did not keep an internal remote thermometer... over kill. I'm very HAPPY with the temp check. So, last night did my first batch of Beef Jerky, --yes, as commented 1-lb/shelf so 5 shelves. I set it at 150F max, and Analog Timer at 5hrs and was exactly aligned knob line and time set line and ran slightly more than 5hours but, sorry not exact, was maybe 5 mins, 10 mins more (?). So, maybe do a 1-2mm or so slightly under line to line timer line setting. You'll get the exact time if collate to a digital timer. And, remember, my AMBIENT Temp was about 80F at 50% relative humidity and my very lean Top Round was cut under 1/4in thick... went for 1/8 and got what I got. (I'm pretty good with my Ceramic Blade Knife and hand slicing beef --get a meat slicer if gonna to this allot, --no regrets with that time saver and consistency element.) Otherwise, hand cut 5-10x's a year, is plenty good enough. What else... durability looks good. ANY hand person can fix this no problem IMO. If the Fan or Heating Element Wire ever goes, -- what, like a half hour to fix. Unless cheaper to buy yet another one? Well, that's how that goes. IMO the >700watt element is plenty! I did experiment with Vinegar 5% acidity presoak and post dry at 275F/10mins thing... --eh, at 5lbs, cut as I did 5 hours was *perfect, imo. If you need survival food, heck, go for it. If you're gonna throw it into a Mason Jar, in the Frig... 4-5hrs even not presoaked, just use a marinade is plenty good. Otherwise, it got tough and unless very precise withe post-cook timing... will get a "burned" taste and again, but very chewy... --not bad at all either... but, this is not 1 year back woods emergency food. As long as it hits that 160F (remember at my internal room, "ambient" temp of 80F ish... may be 75F...) I'm fine with this. I did a 1lb of 97% of ground beef and did not like it... as online said folks in WI wouldn't :) ... more like a, well, not for me and was well flavoured with spices. The texture was not "jerky" like. Very easy to eat though, that way. So, if need that, e.g., bad teeth... go for it. But, the post cook thing 275F/10min... but very precise... you won't make chips, just get a burnt taste. I used the Lazer Gun Thermometer... and the surface was 275F...--honestly at 1/8 dried thickness, if the surface was 160F... it would all be 160F. So if muscle meet jerky... sit that and keep checking every min after the first 3-5min IMO! Remember, I'm new to this, like day one, --just not "new" here :) As far as *Noise... yes the fan is quiet and there is NO "on" light... none at all. HOWEVER, the Front Panel started to rattle loudly! So, I put a pot holder under one leg to kind of "twist" it a bit, if that makes sense... put some tension on the box... took a couple of tries but then worked. Otherwise OMG 5hrs of that would be unpleasant and then I guess, use what?, tooth picks or etc. But, that's going to happen unless there's a latch to pull it tight. I didn't want to bend the panel. So, especially at this price point

Scritto da: Ziggy

Good, but needs tweaks

Pros- beautiful stainless, works well Cons- weird vibration noises. Door is weird and won't stay up if it gets greasy. Could be better if it could reach higher temp. I used stainless steel zip ties to fix the vibration noises and it's quiet and I love it- but this should not be necessary.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great

Purchased 3 of these units over the past couple of years and love them. We have tried other dehydrators and returned them. This dehydrator stays even throughout all trays and have great durability. Great for jerky.

Scritto da: Kevin Browner

Nice job LEM company, Great machine for the price.

I researched at least a dozen models over a weeks time before deciding on this LEM 5 tray and I'm very happy with it so far, No issues at all, I thought the door was on hinges but it's not, I didn't like that at first but now I think it's handy to just move it out of the way and then snaps right into place. I have made three batches of beef jerky, filled it twice with fruit like pineapple, mango, banana and two batches of apple chips and it dried everything perfect. I have always used the round dehydrators in the past but this one works a lot better because it dries faster, and more even and you can also fit more on the square 15'x15' racks and don't have the hole in the middle, I've seen some reviews saying that you have to rotate the trays because the air flow is uneven and I think that is with any of them, but really thought everything was pretty evenly dried although it wouldn't hurt to rotate the trays once, but doubt you would notice some being more dry than others. I could see that happening in the 10 tray model though. Also, This thing is really quiet, I wasn't expecting that, but overall for the price I can't imagine anyone having a problem with the way it performs. I would certainly recommend this .

Scritto da: The Timahawk

Great results !

I am so glad I bought this unit over the Excalibur ! It was half the price , has better control , built solidly and super easy to use AND clean . So far I have made beef jerky , lamb jerky , dried apples , mushrooms , tomatoes , strawberries and pineapple . EVERYTHING came out fantastic and clean up was a breeze ! At this time I can't say enough good things about this dehydrator . I just hope the machine lasts . It seems to be a quality build so I think it will . Plug it in , set temperature , set time , hit start and walk away . It is that easy ! There are thousands of tips out there to help you out so I'm not going to get into that but you will not find a better dehydrator at this price . The Excalibur has NO TIMER ! Just a temperature control . It doesn't even have an on / off switch !!! It goes on when you plug it in and off when you unplug it . AND it is $ 250 ! The LEM 1152 is half the price and works awesome . Great great great machine ! Get one , you will not be disappointed .

Scritto da: V. Evans

holds a ton of product

I like that this one holds a ton of product and has a lot of trays. I can do in one batch what used to take me three in my last one. I like the digital controls and the auto shut off when it's done. It's quiet and very efficient. what I don't like are the doors. my last one had a piece that just slid down the front. This one has two plastic pieces that must clipped on and can be very fiddley. Even with practice they can take some patience to get on and off. But overall it works well and makes drying very easy.

Scritto da: Jungle Jim

Best Value for Money and QUIET thank God!!!

This unit has a large capacity and most importantly is more quiet than the so-called Sanson "Silent" dehydrator. I ordered a Sanson "Silent" dehydrator and had to return it because of a high pitched whining noise. I thought I had a lemon, so I reordered the Sanson "Silent" again. Same annoying noise. The LEM is quiet and does not make hardly any noise. It is 20 feet from my arm chair and when watching TV (although I do use headphones) I cannot even hear it. Also this unit is over 700 watts and can run for 30 hours. Much more powerful. The doors were tricky to take off and put on until I got the hang of it. The door mechanism can be improved. A main negative is that it comes with no food meshes for the trays. These meshes can be expensive. If importing to Canada, the shipping costs are as much as the mesh cost. Boo!! They should make the meshes available in Canada. Overall good buy. Well worth paying more. Another annoying thing is the warranty appears to be USA based. I'm not sure if bought in Canada, the USA company will honor. Update: A week or so after using every day this unit developed a slight rattling noise that was intermittent. I thought it was a faulty fan. Turned out that the boys in the back room did a lousy job of tightening all the screws that attach the back to the unit. With a small philips screw driver I tightened them all. Now no rattling at all :) Update after a few months: I determined that the noise from the unit was due to the very slightly over-sized dimensions of the back panel. I had to remove a screw on the edge of the back panel and allow the back panel to buckle about an eighth of an inch. This seems to have stopped the rattling noise permanently. I also, however, put a spongy material in the gap the buckling left. The machine is now essentially silent with only a background whooshing noise that is soothing. The dehydration works perfectly.

Scritto da: Rolland B.

This dehydrator has performed flawlessly for us for about one year now.

We wanted all stainless steel construction, no plastic, and chrome plated racks. This unit was the most economical one that had all the features we wanted. I appreciate having simple electromechanical controls since they can be easily and inexpensively replaced should they malfunction since they are also generic by nature, unlike needing to replace a pcb control board on those slicker, more expensive units. The unit is also very quiet due to it's big fan. It dries evenly, I have never had to deal with moving racks around to try to balance the drying effect. This is a great value for a dehydrator.

Scritto da: RenoTime

Quality and durability

Bought this for my husband for his birthday over a year ago. He makes his own jerky and we dehydrate chicken for dog treats. Easy to use, quiet, easy to clean. Quality product. He uses it regularly and it still functions like new.

Scritto da: Tracy Hegedus

Dehydrator

Works awesome. Easy to use and clean. Suggested it to a friend who purchased one himself. Would definitely recommend it to anyone.