Work Smarter. Not Harder.


Discover how smart technologies help maximize productivity while reducing operating costs, labor and training challenges—delivering greater simplicity, control, access to information and peace of mind, all at the touch of a screen.


AM16 Advansys Door Type Dishwasher


Wash Smarter


NEW PreciPan™


Smart. Precise. Multifunctional.


A user-friendly touchscreen makes it fast and easy to achieve quality, consistent results. By connecting to the SmartConnect app, gain the ability to monitor sanitization; analyze usage, consumption and costs; receive notifications for critical events (available on select models).


Portion Scale Slicer


Precision Slicing and Weighing All-in-One


With the integrated scale—no estimating necessary; no wasted product; no need to move product to an external scale. Additionally, the customizable touchscreen saves your frequently used settings and alerts you when the slicer needs to be cleaned or sharpened.


Boil, braise, sauté, sear and more with the simple touch of a button. Easy-to-use controls and pre-programmed recipes simplify training and take the guesswork out of cooking.


OV520G Rack Oven


Smart Touch Digital Touchscreen Control


It doesn’t get any easier—choose your desired mode of operation; manage your recipes across multiple locations; take advantage of greater energy savings and efficiency.


R&A Series Refrigerators/Freezers


Smart Control


Introducing SmartConnect365


The Traulsen Smart Control has adaptive features that respond to environmental conditions for optimal temperature recovery and maintenance. The power loss alarm monitors when there is a power failure and the temperature of the cabinet upon power restoration, removing the guesswork for operators, saving time and money.


With the SmartConnect365 suite of apps, operators can monitor kitchen equipment remotely and get real-time access to data analysis and alerts. Available today on select models.


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