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Hobart Centerline CUH-1/CUL-1 High-Temp/Low Temp Under Counter Dishwasher

SKU CUL-1
$4,999.00 CAD
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Made in Italy
ETL Certified
CSA Certified

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    One Platform, High Temp or Low Temp

    Hobart Centerline undercounter dishwashers give operators the choice between hot water and chemical sanitizing on the same proven platform. The CUH-1 runs a built-in booster for a 180°F final rinse on 208-240V service, while the CUL-1 sanitizes chemically on a standard 120V circuit, making it the practical option behind a bar or anywhere the electrical panel is already stretched.

    Controls That Prevent Service Calls

    A digital temperature display, delime notification and error notifications turn the machine into something staff can actually read rather than guess at. Delime prompts in particular prevent the slow scale buildup that quietly kills wash performance in hard water areas, and low chemical alert indicators flag an empty sanitizer jug before a rack of glassware goes through unsanitized.

    Gentle on Glassware, Tough on Soil

    Soft start gradually builds wash pressure instead of hitting a rack at full force, protecting stemware and light plateware from chipping on the first second of the cycle. A stainless steel scrap screen catches debris before it reaches the pump, and the standard two minute cycle can be extended for heavily soiled wares, delivering up to 24 racks per hour at 0.84 gallons of water per rack.

    Straightforward Installation

    Automatic tank filling and a built-in drain pump mean the unit does not need to be elevated above the drain line, and built-in self-priming detergent, rinse aid and chemical pumps keep the plumbing tidy. At 22.7 in. wide and 32.3 in. high it slots into a standard counter run, and two 20 in. by 20 in. racks are included so the machine is ready to work on delivery.

    • Stainless steel structure and tank
    • Digital temperature display
    • Built-in, self-priming detergent, rinse aid and chemical pumps
    • Soft start slowly builds pressure, protecting fragile wares
    • Delime notification to prevent buildup
    • Low chemical alert indicators and error notifications
    • Stainless steel scrap screen to catch debris and prevent clogging
    • Automatic tank filling
    • Built-in drain pump
    • 14.5" door opening for a wide variety of dish sizes
    • Fits 20" x 20" racks - 2 racks included
    • Booster heater capable of 70° rise (CUH-1)
    • Rinse Assurance ensures 180°F final rinse (CUH-1)
    Technical
    Cycle Time2 minutes, with optional extended cycle
    ThroughputUp to 24 racks per hour
    Water Usage0.84 gallons per rack
    Electrical (CUH-1)208-240V, 24.2A, 6 kW, Single Phase
    Electrical (CUL-1)120V, 15.4A
    Warranty & Certifications
    OriginMade in Italy
    Warranty1 year parts & labour
    CertificationsENERGY STAR ratedETLCSA
    WidthDepthHeightInterior ClearanceNet WeightShipping Weight
    22.7 in.24 in.32.3 in.14.5 in.120 lbs148 lbs

    Questions

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Common questions from operators.

    Should I choose the CUH-1 or the CUL-1?

    The CUH-1 is the high temp model with a built-in booster for a 180°F final rinse, running on 208-240V at 24.2A. The CUL-1 sanitizes chemically on a standard 120V, 15.4A circuit, which makes it the practical choice where the electrical service is limited or the machine sits in a bar area. Glassware operations often prefer low temp because it is gentler on glass, while kitchens washing greasy plateware tend to prefer high temp.

    What water connection does this machine need?

    Both versions fill automatically and drain through a built-in pump, so the machine does not need to sit above the drain line. The CUH-1 booster is rated for a 70 degree rise, meaning incoming water should already be hot for the machine to reach rinse temperature within the cycle. Hard water areas should plan on a delimer schedule, and the control will prompt you with a delime notification when it is due.

    How many racks per hour can it handle?

    Rated at 24 racks per hour on a 2 minute cycle, with an extended cycle available for heavily soiled wares. For a 60 to 80 seat restaurant that is normally enough to keep up through service, provided dishes are scraped and racked as they come back. Operations turning more volume than that should be looking at a door type machine instead.

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