Recently on Peter and Alex’s trip overseas they visited some BBQ installations sold by Proline our Singapore Distributors.
These BBQs are installed in a Community Centre that offers the BBQs for free, but a token is required to activate them, these can be collected from Reception.
It’s great seeing an Australian developed product being installed and used across the world.
Greenplate are excited to announce Jean-Pierre (JP) Serret to our ever-growing team taking up the position of Regional Sales Manager for the NSW area.
Jean-Pierre brings an abundance of industry knowledge and first-hand experience to the position and will be providing new and existing customers outstanding service across his territory.
Greenplate is pleased to welcome Chris Onslow to our ranks to take the reigns as Regional Sales Manager. Chris comes with a wealth of industry experience and is looking forward to providing the best service possible to our customers old and new across the Southern States.
Greenplate’s patented designed Barbecues use up to 50% LESS ENERGY to that of any other Electric Barbecue cooking appliance on the market. The efficiency and performance is credited to the patented safe, extra low voltage and high current technology which never compromises on high heat capacity.
Ferro resonance is an occurrence when any transformer becomes saturated which seems to be an ever increasing issue within Australia. Since 2011, with articles written in places such as, The Australian titled, “Rooftop solar panels overloading electricity grid”, which outlines the effects of increased solar in residential areas, concerns have been high and erratic mains power which is caused by high level concentration of solar grid fed installations.
All electric Barbecues use what is termed hysteresis control, meaning the power is either on or off depending on the thermostat/thermocouple reading.
The speed of the operation is dependent on the size of the temperature drop when the Barbecue plate is loaded with food. A quick, substantial drop will activate the power to the element which must heat itself before heating the plate. Barbecues that contain an insulated 240 volt element have a protective sheath which slows down the heating process.