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Engineered to line up seamlessly with Garland 36E heavy-duty ranges, the 36E Series electric fryer delivers the power, durability, and day-to-day convenience demanded by high-volume kitchens— all in a compact 18-inch footprint.
| Oil Capacity | 30 lb / 14 kg |
|---|---|
| Temperature Range | 200–375 °F / 93–190 °C |
| Heating Power | 12 kW (Incoloy sheath elements) |
| Available Voltages | 208 V, 240 V, 460 V • 1- or 3-phase (specify when ordering) |
| Amperage Draw (208 V) | 58 A (1‑φ) • 33 A/line (3‑φ) |
| Amperage Draw (240 V) | 51 A (1‑φ) • 30 A/line (3‑φ) |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 18" × 30" × 36" / 457 × 762 × 914 mm |
| Working Height | 32‑3/4" / 832 mm |
| Leg / Caster Options | 6" chrome legs (std) • 6" stainless legs • non-marking locking casters |
Reliable, Commercial-Grade Frying Performance:
12 kW power with a 30 lb (≈14 kg) oil capacity supports sustained frying in small to mid-sized restaurant or café kitchens.
Durable & Easy to Maintain:
Heavy-gauge, nickel-plated steel tank and stainless-steel exterior resist corrosion; lift-up heating elements simplify cleaning and tank removal.
Precise Temperature Control:
Electromechanical thermostat regulates oil from 200–375 °F (93–190 °C) for consistent frying results.
Space-Efficient Footprint:
18" width × 36" depth fits into tighter kitchen layouts while providing professional-grade frying capacity.
Practical Workflow Features:
Two wire baskets, 1" bottom drain valve, and storage base help manage frying cycles and simplify cleaning.
Q: What is the Garland 36ES11?
A: It’s a heavy-duty, commercial-grade electric floor fryer from Garland’s 36E Series, designed for restaurants, cafeterias, and institutional kitchens needing reliable deep-frying performance.
Q: What is the oil capacity?
A: It holds approximately 30 lb (≈14 kg) of oil in a nickel-plated steel fry tank.
Q: What is the heating power and temperature control?
A: Operates at 12 kW with an electromechanical thermostat, allowing precise temperature control from 200 °F to 375 °F (93 °C–190 °C).
Q: What are notable design and construction features?
A: Single-piece deep-drawn fry tank, lift-up heating elements with safety lock for easy cleaning, stainless-steel front and sides, and 6″ adjustable legs for stability and proper clearance.
Q: What accessories are included?
A: Two chrome-wire fry baskets, one-piece fry tank with drain valve, and a storage cabinet base with optional slides for an extra tank.
Q: Where is it best used?
A: Ideal for medium- to high-volume commercial kitchens, restaurants, cafeterias, and catering operations requiring consistent, heavy-duty frying performance.
Filter cooking oil daily: Use a proper fryer‑oil filter to remove food particles and sediment after each shift. This prolongs oil life and helps food taste consistently good.
Drain and clean the fry pot regularly: When oil is cool, drain it completely, then wash the nickel‑plated tank with mild detergent or fryer‑safe cleaner, rinse thoroughly with hot water, and dry completely before refilling.
Perform weekly “boil‑out” deep clean: Fill the tank with water (or water + fryer cleaner per instructions), heat to recommended temperature (but not over 250 °F for burn‑off), scrub away carbon/residue, then rinse and dry thoroughly.
Keep exterior and controls clean: Wipe down stainless‑steel surfaces, control panels, and legs daily to avoid grease buildup; use mild detergent and a soft cloth and always dry after cleaning.
Use proper oil handling and avoid contamination: Don’t salt or bread food over the fryer; avoid dropping batter or food particles into hot oil; ensure food is drained/dried before frying to minimize moisture that accelerates oil deterioration.
Monitor oil condition and thermostat settings: Watch for signs like darkening oil, smoking, foaming, or off‑flavors — these mean it’s time to filter/change the oil or clean the tank. When not frying, maintain the oil at a low idle temperature (e.g. 200 °F) to reduce oxidation.