Countertop Gas Convection Steamers

Convection steamers are the market's most common type of steamers. Countertop gas convection steamers are large, pot-sized appliances that allow you to cook large quantities of food at once. These are made from stainless steel, cast iron, and enamel-coated steel. Cast iron and enamel-coated steel are non-conductive materials, and stainless steel is both non-conductive and non-magnetic. Most gas models have a small, flat heating element mounted on the counter's surface. The element gets hot enough to produce steam, which gently heats food placed on top of the unit without the need for open flames. Water is heated to boiling in the boiler, shoots up through a small pipe and lands back in the reservoir. As the water lands, it transfers its heat to the air around it and begins to evaporate. they usually come with various settings, such as a pause button, an adjustable steam knob, or a pull-down power cord. They are designed to provide fast, efficient, and reliable performance. They are also sleek and stylish to match any kitchen décor.