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Cooking Equipment
Commercial cooking equipment is the operational core of any professional kitchen — covering ovens, ranges, cooktops, fryers, grills, griddles, salamanders, steamers, bain maries, and combi ovens. Hospitality Connect supplies cooking equipment to restaurants, cafés, food trucks, bakeries, pubs, hotels, clubs, and institutional kitchens across Australia, with options sized from compact benchtop units up to full freestanding production lines.
The range spans gas, electric, and induction power options, with both new and refurbished commercial brands stocked. Compact 600mm benchtop fryers, four- and six-burner ranges, combi ovens with steam and convection cycles, and freestanding griddles all sit within the category — with stainless steel construction, ETL/AGA-certified configurations, and gastronorm-compatible interiors as standard expectations.
Whether you're fitting out a new venue, replacing a single failed unit, or upgrading a hotel kitchen, our trade team can advise on power requirements, ventilation, and trade pricing — with showroom viewing in Penrith and Australia-wide delivery.
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Waldorf 800 Series INL8100F-CB - 450mm Electric Induction Cooktop Low Back Version - Cabinet Base
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Waldorf 800 Series INL8200R3-B - 450mm Electric Induction Cooktop Low Back Version - Bench Model
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Waldorf 800 Series INL8400F-LS - 900mm Electric Induction Cooktop Low Back Version - Leg Stand
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Waldorf 800 Series INL8400R3-LS - 900mm Electric Induction Cooktop Low Back Version - Leg Stand
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Waldorf 800 Series INL8400R3F-LS - 900mm Electric Induction Cooktop Low Back Version - Leg Stand
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Waldorf 800 Series PC8140E - 450mm Electric Pasta Cooker
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Waldorf 800 Series PC8140E7 - 450mm Electric Pasta Cooker
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Waldorf 800 Series PCL8140E - 450mm Electric Pasta Cooker
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Waldorf 800 Series PCL8140G - 450mm Gas Pasta Cooker
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8100G-LS - 900mm Gas Target Top - Leg Stand
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8200G-B - 300mm Gas Cooktop – Bench Model
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8400G-B - 600mm Gas Cooktop – Bench Model
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8400SE-CB- 600mm Electric Cooktop Sealed Hobs - Cabinet Base
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8400SE-LS- 600mm Electric Cooktop Sealed Hobs - Leg Stand
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8403G-LS - 600mm Gas Cooktop – Leg Stand
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8406G-B - 600mm Gas Cooktop – Bench Model
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8406G-LS - 600mm Gas Cooktop – Leg Stand
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8413G - 600mm Gas Range Static Oven
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8450G-CB - 450mm Gas Cooktop – Cabinet Base
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8513GE - 750mm Gas Range Electric Static Oven
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8600G-CB - 900mm Gas Cooktop – Cabinet Base
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8600G-RB - 900mm Gas Cooktop – Refrigerated Base
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8603E-CB - 900mm Electric Cooktop – Cabinet Base
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Waldorf 800 Series RN8603G-CB - 900mm Gas Cooktop – Cabinet Base
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Choosing the Right Cooking Equipment for Your Business
Categories within commercial cooking equipment
Cooking equipment covers every heat source on a commercial line. We stock the full range so a fit-out can come from one supplier with one project quote:
- Combi ovens: the workhorse of modern kitchens — see combi ovens.
- Convection and deck ovens: baking and roasting — see commercial ovens.
- Ranges and cooktops: gas, induction, electric — see commercial cooktops and ranges.
- Salamanders and grills: finishing, glazing, char marks.
- Deep fryers: gas and electric, single and twin tank — see commercial deep fryers.
- Pasta cookers and bain maries: line stations for boil and hold.
- Pizza ovens: deck, conveyor, and woodfire — see commercial pizza ovens.
Gas vs electric vs induction
- Gas: Visual flame control, low-cost energy in most areas, no warm-up time. Needs gas connection, ventilation, and grease filtration.
- Electric: Simpler installation, common in plug-and-play replacement scenarios, often cheaper to maintain. Slower to heat than gas.
- Induction: Fastest heat-up, precise control, far cooler kitchen — efficiency drops only if pans aren't ferromagnetic. Higher upfront cost but lowest running cost in most installs.
Sizing for service volume
Match cooking power and oven capacity to peak service throughput, not average. A 60-cover restaurant peaking at 80 covers needs equipment specced for 80, not 60 — the difference between a calm pass and a tickets-stacked-up service. Talk to our team with your menu, covers, and bench layout for sizing.
Ventilation, gas, and electrical
Commercial cooking equipment requires a properly engineered exhaust hood, makeup air, and grease filtration. Gas appliances must be installed by a licensed gas fitter. Three-phase electrical is common on combi ovens and large fryers. Plan these together with your equipment selection — retrofitting is far more expensive than getting it right at the build stage.
Pair with
- Commercial refrigeration — the partner system to cooking.
- Warewashing — close the kitchen loop.
- Stainless prep benches — the line itself.
What is considered commercial cooking equipment?
What is considered commercial cooking equipment?
Commercial cooking equipment includes high-performance appliances designed for restaurants, cafés, hotels, food trucks, and other food service venues. This includes ovens, cooktops, deep fryers, grills, bain maries, steamers, microwaves, and other specialised cooking tools built for continuous, heavy-duty use.
What equipment do I need for a commercial kitchen?
What equipment do I need for a commercial kitchen?
Most commercial kitchens require:
A commercial oven (convection, combi, or deck)
Gas or electric cooktops
Deep fryer
Grill or griddle
Microwave or rapid-cook unit
Food warmer or bain marie
Extraction and ventilation system
Food prep equipment
Your exact needs depend on your menu and service volume.
What is the difference between domestic and commercial cooking equipment?
What is the difference between domestic and commercial cooking equipment?
Commercial equipment is designed for frequent, high-volume cooking and meets specific safety and compliance standards. Domestic appliances are built for home use, lower capacity, and lighter workloads. Commercial cooking equipment is more durable, heats faster, and lasts longer under heavy use.
How do I choose the right cooking equipment for my business?
How do I choose the right cooking equipment for my business?
Consider:
Your menu and cooking style
Available kitchen space
Gas vs electric requirements
Speed and efficiency needs
Energy consumption
Brand reliability
Local safety and compliance rules
If unsure, the Hospitality Connect team can recommend the best equipment for your setup.
Do I need gas or electric cooking equipment?
Do I need gas or electric cooking equipment?
Both are excellent options depending on your kitchen:
Gas: Fast heat control, preferred by chefs, ideal for high-heat cooking.
Electric: Consistent heat, often more energy-efficient and easier to install.
Some venues use a combination of both for maximum versatility.
More about Cooking Equipment
Why buy commercial cooking equipment from Hospitality Connect
- Established trade supplier: Servicing Australian commercial kitchens since 2003 from our Penrith base — repeat customers across cafés, restaurants, hotels, and institutional kitchens.
- Local stock, real lead times: We hold stock in Australia rather than relying on long offshore lead times — accurate ETAs you can plan a fit-out around.
- Trade pricing and accounts: Volume discounts and trade accounts for restaurants, caterers, hotels, and building contractors — request a quote for project work.
- Equipment-fit advice: We help spec the right capacity, GN configuration, voltage, and footprint for your kitchen — not just the highest-margin SKU.
- One supplier, fewer vendors: Source cooking, refrigeration, prep, and front-of-house from a single account — easier on procurement, easier on warranty claims.
- Showroom in Penrith: Drop in to compare units in person — particularly valuable when comparing major refrigeration, cooking, or dishwashing equipment.
Cooking equipment care and longevity
- Daily filter and grease tray clean: Greasy filters cause hood failures and kitchen fires — clean every shift, replace as needed.
- Calibrate ovens quarterly: An independent oven thermometer verifies temperature accuracy — drift is common with daily use.
- Service gas appliances annually: Licensed gas-fitter inspection is required — covers safety compliance and efficiency.
- Replace door seals on combi ovens: Heat-and-steam cycles destroy seals over time — replacement is cheap insurance against energy loss.
- Descale steam-injection appliances: Combi ovens, steamers, and pressure cookers need regular descaling — calcium build-up reduces steam quality.
- Clean condenser coils on equipment with refrigeration: Reach-ins, prep tables, and undercounter units all need quarterly coil cleans.
Need help choosing? Talk to us
Talk to our team about your covers, menu, and kitchen footprint and we'll spec the right unit for the job. Visit the Penrith showroom to see equipment in person, or contact us for a trade account and project pricing. We ship Sydney metro fast and Australia-wide on a reliable freight network.

