NSF Product and Service Listings

[1] Model FLC-36 may be offered in a higher than standard size that is 9 inches taller and
    different nozzle set up on spray arms. Unit tested to have 8 gpm and 53.3 ghp final
    rinse.  Wash time increased to 420 seconds (rinse and dwell remain the same).
[2] Requires 2 27" x 26" racks.
[3] Also available as corner unit installation with one door on a side.

[1] Unit accepted when operated as a chemical sanitizing dishwasher provided it is installed
    with a Beta Technology Model H9200SR or H9300S chemical sanitizer feeder.
[2] Unit accepted when operated as a chemical sanitizing dishwasher/glasswasher provided it
    is installed with an American Dish Service model 64-0001 or 64-0010 chemical sanitizer
    feeder.
[3] Available with moisture vapor removal system.
[4] Unit Certified to ASSE 1004.

[1] Tested at the following temperature: Wash 120°F.  Rinse 120°F.

[1] Available with moisture vapor removal system.
[2] Recirculated pumped rinse minimum 50 ppm available chlorine.
[3] Total water demand 2.2 gallons per complete wash, rinse, and flush cycle at 120°F.
[4] Unit accepted when operated as a chemical sanitizing dishwasher/glasswasher provided it
    is installed with an American Dish Service model 64-0001 or 64-0010 chemical sanitizer
    feeder.
[5] Unit Certified to ASSE 1004.
[6] Units accepted with American Dish Service model 64-0024 dispensing system for dispensing
    of solid detergent and rinse additive.
[7] Unit also accepted with 3 door operation.
[8] Total water demand 2.5 gallons per complete wash, rinse, and flush cycle at 130°F.
[9] Unit accepted when manufactured as a corner dishwasher.
[10] Total water demand 1.93 gallons per complete wash, rinse, and flush cycle at 120°F.
[11] Unit also accepted when used with a 60 second wash cycle, 45 second rinse cycle and 15
     second dwell cycle that yields a water consumption rate of 61.6 gallons per hour, or
     when used with a 75 second wash cycle, 60 second rinse cycle and 15 second dwell cycle
     that yields a water consumption rate of 50.6 gallons per hour.
[12] Unit also accepted when used with a 60 second wash cycle, 45 second rinse cycle and 15
     second dwell cycle that yields a water consumption rate of 70 gallons per hour, or when
     used with a 75 second was cycle, 60 second rinse cycle and 15 second dwell cycle that
     yields a water consumption rate of 57.5 gallons per hour.
[13] Unit also accepted when used with a 30 second prewash cycle, 15 second drain cycle, 60
     second fill and wash cycle, 15 second drain cycle and 30 second fill and rinse cycle
     that yields a water consumption rate of 115 gallons per hour.
[14] Unit also accepted when used with a 60 second wash cycle, 45 second rinse cycle and 15
     second dwell cycle that yields a water consumption rate of 26.9 gallons per hour, or
     when used with a 75 second wash cycle, 60 second rinse cycle and 15 second dwell cycle
     that yields a water consumption rate of 21.7 gallons per hour.
[15] Unit also accepted when used with a 60 second wash cycle, 45 second rinse cycle and 15
     second dwell cycle that yields a water consumption rate of 26.5 gallons per hour, or
     when used with a 75 second wash cycle, 60 second rinse cycle and 15 second dwell cycle
     that yields a water consumption rate of 21.5 gallons per hour.
[16] Unit also accepted with a pump added to the drain line.
[17] Unit also accepted with a sustainer heater.
[18] Total water demand 1.7 gallons per complete wash, rinse, and flush cycle at 120°F.
[19] Total water demand 2.0 gallons per complete wash, rinse, and flush cycle at 120°F.
[20] Unit also accepted with –PH added to the model number to indicate a pumped drain and
     sustainer heater option has been added and unit also accepted with –S added to the model
     number indicating stainless steel panel option has been added.
[21] Unit also accepted when used with a 60 second wash cycle, 45 second rinse cycle and 15
     second dwell cycle that yields a water consumption rate of 40.8 gallons per hour, or
     when used with a 75 second wash cycle, 60 second rinse cycle and 15 second dwell cycle
     that yields a water consumption rate of 34 gallons per hour.
[22] Unit also accepted when used with a 60 second wash cycle, 45 second rinse cycle and 15
     second dwell cycle that yields a water consumption rate of 48 gallons per hour, or when
     used with a 75 second wash cycle, 60 second rinse cycle and 15 second dwell cycle that
     yields a water consumption rate of 40 gallons per hour.
[23] Unit also accepted when used with a 90 second fill and wash cycle, 15 second drain
     cycle, 30 second rinse cycle and 15 second drain cycle that yields a water consumption
     rate of 80 gallons per hour.
[24] Total water demand 1.2 gallons per complete wash, rinse, and flush cycle at 120°F.
[25] Unit also accepted when used with a 60 second wash cycle, 45 second rinse cycle and 15
     second dwell cycle that yields a water consumption rate of 33.6 gallons per hour, or
     when used with a 75 second wash cycle, 60 second rinse cycle and a 15 second dwell cycle
     that yields a water consumption rate of 27.6 gallons per hour.
[38] Unit accepted when used with a 90 second time cycle with a minimum of 50 second wash
     cycle, a minimum of 22 second rinse cycle and that yields a water consumption rate of 30
     gallons/hr, or when used with a 120 second time cycle with a 60 second minimum wash
     cycle, a minimum of 37 second rinse cycle and that yields a water consumption rate of 24
     gallons/hr or when used with a 150 second time cycle with a minimum of 75 seconds wash
     cycle, a minimum 52 seconds rinse cycle and that yields a water consumption rate of 20
     gallons/hr.
[39] Unit accepted when used with a 90 second time cycle with a minimum of 50 second wash
     cycle, a minimum 22 second rinse cycle and that yields a water consumption rate of 36
     gallons/hr, or when used with a 120 second time cycle with a 60 second minimum wash
     cycle, a minimum 37 second rinse cycle and that yields a water consumption rate of 29
     gallons/hr or when used with a 150 second time cycle with a minimum of 75 seconds wash
     cycle, a minimum 52 seconds rinse cycle and that yields a water consuption rate of 24
     gallons/hr.

[1] Available with moisture vapor removal system.
[2] Recirculated pumped rinse minimum 50 ppm available chlorine.
[4] Unit accepted when operated as a chemical sanitizing dishwasher/glasswasher provided it
    is installed with an American Dish Service model 64-0001 or 64-0010 chemical sanitizer
    feeder.
[5] Unit Certified to ASSE 1004.
[26] Unit also Certified by NSF to the requirements of ASSE 1004.
[27] Total water demand 3.2 gallons per complete wash, rinse, and flush cycle at 120°F.
[28] Unit also accepted when used with a 60 second wash cycle, 45 second rinse cycle and 15
     second dwell cycle that yields a water consumption rate of 89.6 gallons per hour, or
     when used with a 75 second wash cycle, 60 second rinse cycle and 15 second dwell cycle
     that yields a water consumption rate rate of 73.6 gallons per hour.
[29] Machine is also approved at time cycles longer than the listed minimums.
[30] Unit also accepted when used with a 60 second wash cycle, 45 second rinse cycle and 15
     second dwell cycle that yields a water consumption rate of 49.8 gallons per hour, or
     when used with a 75 second wash cycle, 60 second rinse cycle and 15 second dwell cycle
     that yields a water consumption rate rate of 40.9 gallons per hour.
[31] Total water demand 1.78 gallons per complete wash, rinse, and flush cycle at 120°F.

[1] Available with moisture vapor removal system.
[5] Unit Certified to ASSE 1004.
[26] Unit also Certified by NSF to the requirements of ASSE 1004.
[32] Total water demand .85 gallons per complete wash, rinse, and flush cycle at 158°F.
[33] Unit also accepted when used with a 50 second wash cycle and a water consumption rate of
     46.75 gallons per hour.
[34] Unit also accepted as a corner loading machine when used with a 35 second wash cycle, 10
     second rinse and 0 second dwell cycle that yields a water consumption rate of 58.65
     gallons per hour.
[35] Total water demand 0.65 gallons per complete wash, rinse cycle, at tank 160ºF, final
     rinse 180°F.

[1] Available with moisture vapor removal system.
[5] Unit Certified to ASSE 1004.
[26] Unit also Certified by NSF to the requirements of ASSE 1004.
[33] Unit also accepted when used with a 50 second wash cycle and a water consumption rate of
     46.75 gallons per hour.
[36] Unit also accepted with 120°F wash, 120°F final rinse and 50 ppm chlorine sanitized
     final rinse.
[37] Total water demand 0.65 gallons per complete wash, rinse cycle, at tank 135°F, final
     rinse 135°F.

[1] Available with moisture vapor removal system.
[2] Unit Certified to ASSE 1004.

[1] Available with moisture vapor removal system.
[2] Unit Certified to ASSE 1004.

[1] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.

[1] Recirculated pumped rinse minimum 50 ppm available chlorine.
[2] Total water demands 1.04 gal. per complete wash, rinse cycle at 120°F.
[3] Unit also accepted with shorter 72 sec. time cycle in which the following would apply:
    Dwell - 10 sec.
    Final rinse usage: 47.7 gph for straight, 46.7 gph for corner and 36.5 gph for front
    load @ 130ºF.
    Rinse - 17 sec.       
    Wash  - 45 sec.
[4] Unit also accepted with shorter 60 sec. time cycle in which the following would apply:
    Dwell - 10 sec.
    Final rinse usage: 57.1 gph for straight, 61.1 gph for corner, and 41.7 gph for front
    load @ 130°F.
    Rinse - 15 sec.
    Wash  - 35 sec.
[5] With or without suffix V to indicate a ventless system.
[6] Unit accepted with or without integrated booster heater.
[7] With or without suffix B to indicate an integrated booster heater.
[8] Also acceptable with or without drain tables.
[9] Unit accepted with or without sustainer heater.
[10] Models have been approved with a post sanitizing rinse.  Machine with post sanitizing
     rinse cycles will
     have a switch to turn the post sanitizing rinse on and off.  Sanitizer Concentration
     must be checked with
     post sanitizing rinse off.  Total water demand per cycle is 2.0 gal/cycle.  Cycle times
     are 56s wash, 10s
     dwell, 24s sanitize, 10s dwell, 20s fresh water final rinse.
[11] Total water demands 1.47 gal. per complete wash and rinse cycle at 120°F.  Lower water
     supply temperature may extend cycle time.
[12] Total water demands 1.47 gal. per complete wash and rinse cycle at 140°F. Lower water
     supply temperatures can be used, the internal booster heater will compensate for lower
     water supply temperatures by extending wash cycle to allow extra temperature rise
     required to meet sanitation requirements.
[13] Unit has been approved for both chemical sanitizing and hot water sanitizing.  Machines
     operating in chemical sanitizing mode will have a supply source for sanitizing chemical
     and operate at minimum wash and rinse temperatures of 120°F.  Recirculated pumped rinse
     minimum 50 ppm available chlorine.

[1] Recirculated pumped rinse minimum 50 ppm available chlorine.
[5] With or without suffix V to indicate a ventless system.
[6] Unit accepted with or without integrated booster heater.
[7] With or without suffix B to indicate an integrated booster heater.
[14] Total water demands 1.94 gal. per complete wash, rinse cycle at 120°F.
[15] Unit also accepted with longer 108 sec. time cycle in which the following would apply:
     Dwell - 20 sec.
     Final rinse usage: 61.1 gph for straight 60.3 gph corner @ 120°F
     Rinse - 32 sec.
     Wash  - 56 sec.
[16] Unit also accepted with shorter 72 sec. time cycle in which the following would apply:
     Dwell - 12 sec.
     Final rinse usage: 90.2 gph for straight and 88.3 gph for corner @ 130°F.
     Rinse - 15 sec.
     Wash  - 45 sec.

[12] Total water demands 1.47 gal. per complete wash and rinse cycle at 140°F. Lower water
     supply temperatures can be used, the internal booster heater will compensate for lower
     water supply temperatures by extending wash cycle to allow extra temperature rise
     required to meet sanitation requirements.
[13] Unit has been approved for both chemical sanitizing and hot water sanitizing.  Machines
     operating in chemical sanitizing mode will have a supply source for sanitizing chemical
     and operate at minimum wash and rinse temperatures of 120°F.  Recirculated pumped rinse
     minimum 50 ppm available chlorine.
[17] Unit has been approved for both chemical sanitizing and hot water sanitizing.  When
     operating in hot water sanitizing mode no sanitizing chemical will be supplied and
     minimum wash temperature shall be 150°F and minimum rinse supply temp shall be 180°F.
[18] Unit is a straight load.
[19] Unit is a corner load.
[20] Total water demands 0.69 gal. per complete wash and rinse cycle. Lower water supply
     temperatures can be used, the internal booster heater will compensate for lower water
     supply temperatures by extending wash cycle to allow extra temperature rise required to
     meet sanitation requirements.

[1] Unit accepted when operated as a chemical sanitizing dishwasher provided it is installed
    with a Beta Technology Model H9200SR or H9300S chemical sanitizer feeder.

[1] Available as a standard dishmachine set into continuous table with conveyor.
[2] Nonrecirculating rinse, minimum 50 ppm available chlorine.

[1] Available as a standard dishmachine set into continuous table with conveyor.
[3] Make-up water for wash tank is provided from power rinse tank.
[4] Unit may be equipped with an optional integral booster.  This booster should be sized to
    supply the required heat rise to provide the proper final rinse operating temperature of
    180°F to 195°F.
[5] Unit may be equipped with an optional blower/dryer unit.
[6] Make-up water is provided from final rinse source of supply.  Sizing of water heater
    should be based upon this additional demand.  Not to exceed 2 g.p.m.

[3] Make-up water for wash tank is provided from power rinse tank.
[4] Unit may be equipped with an optional integral booster.  This booster should be sized to
    supply the required heat rise to provide the proper final rinse operating temperature of
    180°F to 195°F.
[7] The peg spacing for E Series rackless conveyor dishmachines is 2.2 inches.
[8] Unit may be equipped with an optional heat recovery unit and/or an optional blower/dryer
    unit and/or hinged access door system.
[9] Final rinse water usage is 76 GPH at conveyor speed of 6.8 ft/min.
[10] Tested at final rinse of 10 psi.
[11] Models with suffix  -HRU indicates Heat Recovery Unit.

[1] Available as a standard dishmachine set into continuous table with conveyor.
[2] Nonrecirculating rinse, minimum 50 ppm available chlorine.

[1] Available as a standard dishmachine set into continuous table with conveyor.
[4] Unit may be equipped with an optional integral booster.  This booster should be sized to
    supply the required heat rise to provide the proper final rinse operating temperature of
    180°F to 195°F.
[8] Unit may be equipped with an optional heat recovery unit and/or an optional blower/dryer
    unit and/or hinged access door system.

[3] Make-up water for wash tank is provided from power rinse tank.
[4] Unit may be equipped with an optional integral booster.  This booster should be sized to
    supply the required heat rise to provide the proper final rinse operating temperature of
    180°F to 195°F.
[7] The peg spacing for E Series rackless conveyor dishmachines is 2.2 inches.
[8] Unit may be equipped with an optional heat recovery unit and/or an optional blower/dryer
    unit and/or hinged access door system.
[10] Tested at final rinse of 10 psi.
[11] Models with suffix  -HRU indicates Heat Recovery Unit.

[1] Available as a standard dishmachine set into continuous table with conveyor.
[4] Unit may be equipped with an optional integral booster.  This booster should be sized to
    supply the required heat rise to provide the proper final rinse operating temperature of
    180°F to 195°F.
[8] Unit may be equipped with an optional heat recovery unit and/or an optional blower/dryer
    unit and/or hinged access door system.

[1] Available as a standard dishmachine set into continuous table with conveyor.
[2] Unit may be equipped with an optional integral booster. This booster should be sized to
    supply the required heat rise to provide the proper final rinse operating temperature of
    180°F to 195°F.
[3] Unit may be equipped with an optional heat recovery unit and/or an optional blower/dryer
    unit and/or hinged access door system.

[1] Available as a standard dishmachine set into continuous table with conveyor.
[2] Unit may be equipped with an optional integral booster. This booster should be sized to
    supply the required heat rise to provide the proper final rinse operating temperature of
    180°F to 195°F.
[3] Unit may be equipped with an optional heat recovery unit and/or an optional blower/dryer
    unit and/or hinged access door system.

[1] Also available for corner placement.
[2] Injector Model CM-47A, 103-A, or "Eco-Temp" 108, or "Eco-Temp" 111; DuBois Hydr-A-Trol
    Liquid Feeder Model LT-910-038, Beta Technology Series P-4000 Model P-4003 or D-3300, or
    Champion Feeder Models CH-3000, CH-3500, CH-P33DS or BASF Wyandotte Model SP-1.

[1] Also available for corner placement.
[3] Machine to be connected to customer supplied 180°F water for final rinse.
[4] This unit has been tested and Certified as a combination Dishwashing/Pot, Pan & Utensil
    Washing Machine. Please reference this model's Listing under Stationary Rack Pot, Pan
    and Utensil Washing Machines for this model's specifications for that mode of operation.
[5] Total water consumption 0.9 gallons/cycle.
[6] Machine with built in booster heater.
[7] Unit may be equipped with an optional integral booster.  This booster should be sized to
    provide the proper final rinse operating temperature of 180°F to 195°F.
[8] Unit may be equipped with an optional VHR Heat recovery System.
[9] Total water consumption 0.73 gallons/cycle.
[10] This unit maybe equipped with optional Detergent and Rinse Aide pumps.
[11] Operating rinse pressure 18 PSI.

[1] This unit has been tested and Certified as a combination Dishwashing/Pot, Pan & Utensil
    Washing Machine. Please reference this model's Listing under Stationary Rack Dishwashing
    Machines for this model's specifications for that mode of operation.
[2] Also available for corner placement.
[3] Machine to be connected to customer supplied 180° F water for final rinse.
[4] Total water consumption 1.34 gallons/cycle.
[5] Machine with built in booster heater.
[6] Total water consumption 0.93 gallons/cycle.
[7] This unit maybe equipped with optional Detergent and Rinse Aide pumps.
[8] Operating rinse pressure 18 PSI.
[9] Unit may be equipped with an optional VHR Heat recovery System.
[10] Operating rinse pressure 13 PSI.

[1] With suffix CW or CCW.
[2] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.

[1] With suffix CW or CCW.
[2] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.

[2] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.

[2] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.

[1] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.

[1] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.
[2] May have suffix "-70".

[1] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.
[2] May have suffix "-70".

[1] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.
[2] May have suffix "-70".

[1] Recirculated pumped rinse minimum 50 ppm available Chlorine or 12.5 ppm iodophor.
[2] Suffixes apply to all models: T - Top mount controls; I - Integral scrap trap
[3] 1.25 gallons per complete cycle includes .25 gal. fresh water flush.
[4] Unit to be installed with a chmical feeder Certified under NSF Standard 29 to provide a
    minimum of 50 ppm chlorine in the recirculated pumped rinse. Dishmachine to bear the NSF
    Component Mark.
[6] Available with suffix B- Built-on 12KW booster heater for 40°F rise.
[7] These models are available either with mechanical timer or with SSC solid-state control
    timer.

[2] Suffixes apply to all models: T - Top mount controls; I - Integral scrap trap

[1] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.
[2] May have suffix "-70".

[1] May have suffix M followed by number 1 - 99.
[2] May have suffix "-70".

[1] Unit accepted only when installed with NSF Standard 29 Certified dispenser.
[2] Unit is tested and Certified as a dual sanitizing mode machine. The sanitizing mode is
    designed to be converted in the field by the manufacturer or its authorized service
    representative.

[3] Units produced after February 15, 2007 may be dual temperature convertible models.
[4] Nonrecirculated, fresh water, rinal rinse, 50 ppm available chlorine.
[5] With recirculated prewash.  Prewash temperature 110° - 140°F is obtained from wash tank
    overflow and fresh water supply.

[3] Units produced after February 15, 2007 may be dual temperature convertible models.
[5] With recirculated prewash.  Prewash temperature 110° - 140°F is obtained from wash tank
    overflow and fresh water supply.

[1] Suffix "CDR" or "CDL" may appear.  "CDR" indicates a right corner door option.  "CDL"
    indicates a left corner door option.
[2] Dwell includes drain and fill cycles.
[3] Model will always be supplied with sanitizer pump, however detergent and rinse aid
    feeders are optional.
[4] Model may be equipped with vapor vent steam removal system.
[5] Wash temperature 130°F.
[6] Unit is NSF Certified for use with Peroxyoctanoic Acid at 8 ppm.
[7] Accepted only with Jackson chemical feeders, peristaltic pump or pinch valve.
[8] Single tank machine utilizing two racks per complete operating cycle.
[9] Tested for reduced water usage in June, 1995; previous rinse usage was 192 gph.
[10] Pumped rinse, minimum 50 ppm available chlorine, minimum 120° F.
[11] Model designation may be followed by suffix "XSP" indicating that unit is equipped with
     XSP dispensing system for dispensing of solid detergent and rinse additive.
[13] Dwell includes drain, flush and fill cycles.

[6] Unit is NSF Certified for use with Peroxyoctanoic Acid at 8 ppm.

[4] Model may be equipped with vapor vent steam removal system.
[14] Model designation may have suffix "V" denoting vapor vent steam removal system.
[15] Non-steam-heated models without integral booster require 180°F minimum fresh water
     hook-up.
[16] Model designation may have suffix of (1) "F" denoting free standing machine with top and
     side panels standard, (2) "B" denoting that the unit is supplied with a built-in booster
     for a minimum 40°F rinse temperature rise or (3) "BF" denoting the unit is equipped as
     in both suffixes "F" and "B" combined.
[17] Extended Wash Cycle Option (262 seconds) available.
[18] Unit is supplied with integral booster for minimum 40°F rinse temperature rise.
[19] Model may have detergent or rinse aid chemical feeder pump or both.
[20] Non-recirculated fresh water final rinse.
[21] Non-recirculated fresh water final rinse.
[22] Unit equipped with a multiple setting time delay feature to extend wash times.  Maximum
     wash time delays are 5 minutes.
[23] Model designation may have a suffix or (1) "/NB" to indicate that the unit does not come
     with an integral booster and must be supplied with a minimum 180°F fresh water hook-up
     or (2) "GP" or "GPX" to indicate gas-heated model.  Gas-heated machines have a
     single-source gas booster which maintains the appropriate wash tank temperature.  Models
     without a suffix come with an integral booster for a minimum 40°F rinse temperature rise.
[24] Model designation may have a suffix of (1) "S" to indicate steam-heated model, (2) "GP"
     to indicate gas-heated model.  Gas-heated machines have a single-source gas booster
     which also maintains the appropriate wash tank temperature.

[4] Model may be equipped with vapor vent steam removal system.
[6] Unit is NSF Certified for use with Peroxyoctanoic Acid at 8 ppm.
[10] Pumped rinse, minimum 50 ppm available chlorine, minimum 120° F.
[12] Model designation may have suffix "PH" to indicate liquid chemical feeder.
[13] Dwell includes drain, flush and fill cycles.
[14] Model designation may have suffix "V" denoting vapor vent steam removal system.
[25] Units are equipped with XSP dispensing system for dispensing of solid detergent and
     rinse additive.
[26] Tested for reduced water usage in June 1995; previous rinse usage was 192 gph.

[1] Model number may contain suffix "S" indicating steam heated.
[2] Units produced after February 15, 2007 may be dual temperature convertible models.
[3] With recirculated prewash.  Prewash temperature 110° - 140°F is obtained from wash tank
    overflow and fresh water supply.

[2] Units produced after February 15, 2007 may be dual temperature convertible models.
[3] With recirculated prewash.  Prewash temperature 110° - 140°F is obtained from wash tank
    overflow and fresh water supply.
[4] Nonrecirculated, fresh water, final rinse, 50 ppm available chlorine.
[5] Model designation to be followed with suffix either of (1) "CS" for electrically heated
    or (2) "CSS" for steam heated.

[1] Suffix "CDR" or "CDL" may appear.  "CDR" indicates a right corner door option.  "CDL"
    indicates a left corner door option.
[2] Dwell includes drain and fill cycles.
[3] Model will always be supplied with sanitizer pump, however detergent and rinse aid
    feeders are optional.
[4] Dwell includes drain, flush and fill cycles.
[5] Pumped rinse, minimum 50 ppm available chlorine, minimum 120°F.
[6] Tested for reduced water usage in June, 1995; previous rinse usage was 192 gph.
[7] Model designation may be followed by suffix "XSP" indicating that unit is equipped with
    XSP dispensing system for dispensing of solid detergent and rinse additive.
[8] Model may be equipped with vapor vent steam removal system, which may be indicated by a
    suffix "V".
[9] Model designation may have suffix "PH" to indicate liquid chemical feeder.
[10] Wash temperature 130°F.
[11] Accepted only with Jackson chemical feeders, peristaltic pump or pinch valve.
[12] Single tank machine utilizing two racks per complete operating cycle.
[13] Unit is supplied with integral booster for minimum 40°F rinse temperature rise.
[17] Unit is NSF Certified for use with Peroxyoctanoic Acid at 8 ppm.

[8] Model may be equipped with vapor vent steam removal system, which may be indicated by a
    suffix "V".
[14] Model designation may have suffix "E" to indicate electrically heated, "G" to indicate
     gas heated, or "S" to indicate steam heated.
[15] Non-recirculated fresh water final rinse.
[16] Model designation may have a suffix of (1) "S" to indicate steam-heated model, (2) "GP"
     to indicate gas-heated model.  Gas-heated machines have a single-source gas booster
     which also maintains the appropriate wash tank temperature.

[1] Unit is NSF Certified for use with Peroxyoctanoic Acid at 8 ppm.

[1] May have suffix "-70".

[1] Tested at Final Rinse of 30 PSI.

[1] Final rinse water is supplied through separate cold-water line.