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Luus 400mm Induction Noodle & Pasta Cooker EN7-40
400(W) x 750(D) x 1000(H)mm

Luus 400mm Induction Pasta Cooker EP7-40
400(W) x 750(D) x 1000(H)mm
Commercial induction pasta and noodle cookers are becoming a staple in modern Australian commercial kitchens thanks to their incredible speed, precision, and energy efficiency. Designed for restaurants, hotels, Asian kitchens, cloud kitchens, aged care, and large-scale catering operations, these machines help chefs maintain exceptional consistency while reducing energy consumption and heat output. With instant heat transfer, rapid boiling, and accurate temperature control, induction pasta and noodle cookers outperform traditional gas units in every way—especially during high-demand service periods.
Induction cooking transfers heat directly into the cooking vessel, like the Vogue 280mm Non Stick frying pan using electromagnetic energy. This means faster heating, less operational cost, and a noticeably cooler kitchen. For pasta, noodles, dumplings, wontons, or fast-paced blanching tasks, induction provides unmatched control and efficiency.
Leading brands like Luus and ElectMAX engineer their commercial induction ranges to meet the demands of heavy-duty hospitality environments. These units have reinforced components, advanced controllers, and rapid heat-recovery systems that maintain steady boiling levels even during continuous basket changes throughout service.
Induction cookers, such as the ElectMax 2 Burner Cooktop heat quickly and respond instantly when you add ingredients. Everything cooks evenly because the heat is spread evenly throughout the material, which reduces mistakes and keeps service flowing smoothly. This leads to faster order times, better workflow, and more meals produced per hour. Since induction doesn’t throw excess heat into the air like gas, you’re not wasting energy—or money—on heat that doesn’t get used.
Induction uses much less power than gas or older electric systems because it focuses energy directly into the pot, or oil vat, like on the ElectMax Single Induction Fryer instead of heating the whole kitchen. With energy prices constantly increasing, using less power means cutting costs significantly. This also helps meet sustainability goals without extra effort. Over time, the reduced energy waste delivers strong returns on investment.
Because induction heats the pot instead of blasting heat outward, like on the Electrolux 700XP Wok, the kitchen stays much cooler and more comfortable. Staff feel less fatigued, move more efficiently, and make fewer errors. With no open flame, safety improves as well, lowering the risk of burns or accidental fires. Better working conditions naturally lead to higher productivity and stronger profit margins.
It’s a commercial appliance that uses induction heating to quickly boil pasta, noodles, dumplings, and similar foods while maintaining excellent temperature control and energy efficiency.
Induction systems reach boiling point much faster than gas because they transfer energy straight into the pot. This means quicker turnaround and less downtime between batches.
Yes. They waste far less heat and maintain stable temperatures, which leads to noticeably lower energy bills over time.
Definitely. These units are built for nonstop service and recover heat extremely quickly, even during peak demand.
Most commercial induction models do require 3-phase power due to their high output. Always check the specs before installation.
Yes. With no open flame and reduced ambient heat, induction units offer a safer and more controlled cooking environment.
They’re common in Italian restaurants, Asian restaurants, hotels, cloud kitchens, food courts, QSRs, and catering operations that rely on fast, consistent boiling.
Yes. Their steady and responsive heat makes them ideal for blanching vegetables, refreshing noodles, boiling dumplings, and other prep work.
Most units accept standard commercial pasta baskets, but it’s always best to confirm compatibility for each model.
Yes. Brands like Luus provide full Australian support, servicing, and access to replacement parts when needed.