Convection Ovens

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Imperial IHR-GT36-E 36" Electric Griddle Heavy Duty Range with Standard Oven & Thermostatic Controls - 208V
Imperial IHR-GT36-E-C 36" Electric Griddle Heavy Duty Range with Convection Oven & Thermostatic Controls - 240V
Imperial IHR-GT36-E-C 36" Electric Griddle Heavy Duty Range with Convection Oven & Thermostatic Controls - 208V
Imperial IHR-GT36-E-XB 36" Electric Griddle Thermostatic Controls Range with Open Cabinet Base - 208V
Imperial IHR-GT36-E-XB 36" Electric Griddle Thermostatic Controls Range with Open Cabinet Base - 240V
Imperial IHR-GT36-E-M 36" Electric Griddle Modular/Countertop Heavy Duty Range w/ Thermostatic Controls
Imperial HSICVE-1 30" Electric Half Size One Deck Manual Controls Convection Oven
Imperial HSICVE-2 30" Electric Half Size Two Deck Manual Controls Convection Oven
IMPERIAL PCVCG-1 FULL SIZE SINGLE DECK NATURAL GAS CONVECTION OVEN
IMPERIAL ICVCG-1 FULL SIZE SINGLE DECK LIQUID PROPANE CONVECTION OVEN
IMPERIAL PCVDCG-1 BAKERY DEPTH SINGLE DECK NATURAL GAS CONVECTION OVEN
IMPERIAL ICVDCG-1 BAKERY DEPTH SINGLE DECK LIQUID PROPANE CONVECTION OVEN
Imperial IHR-GT24-2-E-M Heavy Duty Range
Migali C-CO1-LP Single, Liquid Propane Convection Oven
Migali C-CO1-NG Single, Natural Gas Convection Oven
Migali Migali C-CO1-NG Single, Natural Gas Convection Oven
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What to Know Before Buying a Commercial Convection Oven

Choosing the right convection oven is less about features and more about how the oven fits into your daily production flow. The most important factor is capacity. If you’re cooking in batches throughout the day, a full-size floor model with multiple racks may be essential, while smaller kitchens or prep stations may benefit from compact countertop units. The goal is to match oven capacity with your output, so you avoid bottlenecks during peak service.Heat source and performance also play a key role. Gas convection ovens typically offer faster heat recovery and are preferred in high-volume kitchens, while electric models provide more precise temperature control and are often easier to install. Airflow design, fan strength, and temperature consistency directly impact cooking...

Common questions

Should I choose a gas or electric convection oven?

Gas ovens heat up quickly and recover faster, while electric ovens offer more precise temperature control. The choice depends on your kitchen setup and usage.

What is a convection oven used for?

Convection ovens are used for baking, roasting, and multi-rack cooking, providing even heat distribution and faster cooking times.

What is the difference between convection and conventional ovens?

Convection ovens use a fan to circulate hot air for even cooking, while conventional ovens rely on still heat, which can create hot and cold spots.

Are convection ovens better for restaurants?

Yes. They improve consistency, reduce cook times, and allow for efficient multi-rack cooking, making them ideal for commercial kitchens.

Can you cook multiple trays at once in a convection oven?

Yes. One of the main advantages of convection ovens is even heat distribution, allowing consistent results across multiple racks.

Do convection ovens cook food faster?

Yes. Convection ovens can reduce cooking time by up to 20–25% compared to conventional ovens.

What should I consider before buying a convection oven?

Consider capacity, heat source, kitchen space, menu type, and how frequently the oven will be used during service.