ORLANDO, FLA.—Hobart’s new Energy Star qualified CLeR conveyor-type warewasher uses Advansys Energy Recovery technology and Hobart’s patented NSF-Certified Opti-Rinse system to save foodservice operations up to $11,000 annually in energy recovery and water efficiency.
The Advansys Energy Recovery technology captures the warewasher’s exhaust heat and uses it to preheat the cold inlet water up to 110 degrees Fahrenheit, reducing the energy needed to reach the required 180 degrees Fahrenheit rinse-water temperature.
“Hobart’s new CLeR Warewasher adapts Hobart’s unique Advansys Energy Recovery technology, introduced so successfully in the Advansys Ventless door-type warewasher, to the rigorous productivity demands of the high-volume CLe conveyor-type warewasher,” says Kevin Madden, director of marketing for Hobart Warewash.
Advanced Rinse-Spray Nozzles
The new CLeR Warewasher employs Hobart’s patented NSF-Certified Opti-Rinse system. Technologically advanced rinse-spray nozzles require less than 50 percent of the water and energy than industry-standard fan-spray nozzles and yet deliver stronger performance. Foodservice and food retail operations can save up to $9,192 annually with Opti-Rinse.
With a combined saving of up to $11,000 annually—$2,046 from the Advansys Energy Recovery and $9,192 due to Opti-Rinse—the CLeR sets a new standard in the low-cost operation of a conveyor-type warewasher capable of cleaning and sanitizing up to 8,550 dishes an hour.
Conveniently located, top-mounted microprocessor controls enable employees to easily operate and monitor the CLeR, expediting the entire process and letting them focus on cleaning ware. Large, hinged doors provide convenient access to the machine interior. The singular components make cleanup easier, saving labor, increasing productivity and allowing proper cleaning of the machine.
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