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Comstock-Castle CC-CO-E-CT-HS-120, 23 In. Countertop Electric Convection Oven

SKUCC-CO-E-CT-HS-120 BrandComstock-Castle

The Comstock-Castle CC-CO-E-CT-HS-120 Gas Convection Oven

The Comstock-Castle CC-CO-E-CT-HS-120 is a 23-inch convection oven, built for bakery production and prep kitchens that need a unit holding production temperature through full service without losing performance. The CC-CO-E-CT-HS-120 is engineered for baking, roasting, and reheating with fan-driven heat circulation.

In a real kitchen, the unit plugs into a dedicated 120V outlet, so it drops onto any countertop without a gas line or special wiring. The 23-inch footprint matches a standard cookline depth.

This is the right call for bakery production and prep kitchens where the 23-inch footprint matches the bench or floor space. If you need higher concurrent capacity, the larger siblings carry more product at once.

Electric Heating Elements Embedded for Even Surface Coverage

Tubular electric heating elements run beneath the cooking surface or radiant area, giving the unit even heat distribution without the hot/cold zones common on imported electric units. Standard household-style plug means the unit installs onto any kitchen counter with a dedicated outlet, no gas line required.

Welded Stainless Steel Body on Adjustable Legs

The CC-CO-E-CT-HS-120 body is welded stainless steel with an angle iron and aluminized steel inner frame, set on adjustable stainless feet so the unit levels on any countertop or floor. Welded construction holds up under hot-cold cycling and daily pan abuse where bolted construction works loose after a season of service.

Solid-State or Snap-Action Controls Per the Unit Model

Electric controls cycle the heating elements via a thermostat or manual switch (depending on model), holding production temperature consistently across service without the operator riding the controls.

About Comstock-Castle

Founded in 1838 in Quincy, Illinois, Comstock-Castle is America's oldest stove manufacturer still in operation. The company grew from a frontier hardware shop into a grey-iron foundry that helped make Quincy the nation's stove-production hub by the early 1900s. Seven generations later, Comstock-Castle still designs and union-builds commercial cooking equipment in the same Quincy facility, with ranges, griddles, charbroilers, fryers, and modular cook lines configurable from 24 to 72 inches to match your menu. Built to outlast the kitchens that put them on the line.

Features & Benefits

  1. Sized for bakery production and prep kitchens running a 23-inch convection oven station
  2. Electric heating elements driving the cooking surface for baking, roasting, and reheating with fan-driven heat circulation
  3. 23-inch footprint sized for standard cookline bench depth
  4. Welded stainless steel construction with adjustable legs for level setup on any surface
  5. Electric controls cycle heating elements via thermostat or manual switch per model
  6. Heavy cast iron components hold heat between batches and recover fast under production loads
  7. Plugs into a standard 120V or 208V outlet depending on width; no gas line required
  8. Designed for baking, roasting, and reheating with fan-driven heat circulation
  9. Built since 1838 by Comstock-Castle in Quincy, Illinois with union labor and parts stocked for legacy units

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  • Sized for bakery production and prep kitchens running a 23-inch convection oven station
  • Electric heating elements driving the cooking surface for baking, roasting, and reheating with fan-driven heat circulation
  • 23-inch footprint sized for standard cookline bench depth
  • Welded stainless steel construction with adjustable legs for level setup on any surface
  • Electric controls cycle heating elements via thermostat or manual switch per model
  • See full feature list

    The Comstock-Castle CC-CO-E-CT-HS-120 Gas Convection Oven

    The Comstock-Castle CC-CO-E-CT-HS-120 is a 23-inch convection oven, built for bakery production and prep kitchens that need a unit holding production temperature through full service without losing performance. The CC-CO-E-CT-HS-120 is engineered for baking, roasting, and reheating with fan-driven heat circulation.

    In a real kitchen, the unit plugs into a dedicated 120V outlet, so it drops onto any countertop without a gas line or special wiring. The 23-inch footprint matches a standard cookline depth.

    This is the right call for bakery production and prep kitchens where the 23-inch footprint matches the bench or floor space. If you need higher concurrent capacity, the larger siblings carry more product at once.

    Electric Heating Elements Embedded for Even Surface Coverage

    Tubular electric heating elements run beneath the cooking surface or radiant area, giving the unit even heat distribution without the hot/cold zones common on imported electric units. Standard household-style plug means the unit installs onto any kitchen counter with a dedicated outlet, no gas line required.

    Welded Stainless Steel Body on Adjustable Legs

    The CC-CO-E-CT-HS-120 body is welded stainless steel with an angle iron and aluminized steel inner frame, set on adjustable stainless feet so the unit levels on any countertop or floor. Welded construction holds up under hot-cold cycling and daily pan abuse where bolted construction works loose after a season of service.

    Solid-State or Snap-Action Controls Per the Unit Model

    Electric controls cycle the heating elements via a thermostat or manual switch (depending on model), holding production temperature consistently across service without the operator riding the controls.

    About Comstock-Castle

    Founded in 1838 in Quincy, Illinois, Comstock-Castle is America's oldest stove manufacturer still in operation. The company grew from a frontier hardware shop into a grey-iron foundry that helped make Quincy the nation's stove-production hub by the early 1900s. Seven generations later, Comstock-Castle still designs and union-builds commercial cooking equipment in the same Quincy facility, with ranges, griddles, charbroilers, fryers, and modular cook lines configurable from 24 to 72 inches to match your menu. Built to outlast the kitchens that put them on the line.

    Features & Benefits

    1. Sized for bakery production and prep kitchens running a 23-inch convection oven station
    2. Electric heating elements driving the cooking surface for baking, roasting, and reheating with fan-driven heat circulation
    3. 23-inch footprint sized for standard cookline bench depth
    4. Welded stainless steel construction with adjustable legs for level setup on any surface
    5. Electric controls cycle heating elements via thermostat or manual switch per model
    6. Heavy cast iron components hold heat between batches and recover fast under production loads
    7. Plugs into a standard 120V or 208V outlet depending on width; no gas line required
    8. Designed for baking, roasting, and reheating with fan-driven heat circulation
    9. Built since 1838 by Comstock-Castle in Quincy, Illinois with union labor and parts stocked for legacy units

    See all from Comstock-Castle

    Specifications

    Width23"
    Depth22"
    Height16"
    Net Weight (approx.)65 lbs
    Power120V single phase
    Heating ElementsTubular electric beneath the cooking surface or radiant area
    Exterior FinishWelded stainless steel
    LegsStainless steel adjustable feet
    Country of OriginUSA
    Voltage120V
    Rated Power1.6 kW
    Phase1-phase

    Manufacturer's Warranty

    • 1 Year

      Labor

    • 1 Year

      Parts

    Certifications & Approvals

    • NFS
      NSF Approved
    • USA
      Made in USA

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    The Comstock-Castle CC-CO-E-CT-HS-120 Gas Convection Oven

    About Comstock-Castle

    Founded in 1838 in Quincy, Illinois, Comstock-Castle is America's oldest stove manufacturer still in operation. The company grew from a frontier hardware shop into a grey-iron foundry that helped make Quincy the nation's stove-production hub by the early 1900s. Seven generations later, Comstock-Castle still designs and union-builds commercial cooking equipment in the same Quincy facility, with ranges, griddles, charbroilers, fryers, and modular cook lines configurable from 24 to 72 inches to match your menu. Built to outlast the kitchens that put them on the line.

    About Convection Ovens

    Commercial convection ovens are a standard in professional kitchens for a reason. They circulate hot air evenly throughout the oven cavity, which means faster cook times, more consistent results, and better use of every rack. Whether you're running a restaurant, a bakery, or a high-volume foodservice operation, a commercial convection oven handles everything from roasting and baking to reheating and finishing dishes.

    Common Types and Configurations

    • Gas convection ovens: Lower gas costs and quick heat recovery. Standard in high-volume kitchens.
    • Electric convection ovens: Precise temperature control and simple installation. Best for kitchens without a gas line.
    • Countertop convection ovens: Compact units for prep counters. Good for small operations or tight spaces.
    • Half size convection ovens: Built for half size sheet pans. Fit well in bakeries, cafes, and smaller kitchens.
    • Full size convection ovens: Take full size sheet pans and handle higher volume. Standard in full service kitchens.

    What to Look at Before You Buy

    • Gas or electric: Gas ovens cost less to run but require a gas line and licensed installation. Electric ovens are easier to install and offer more precise control.
    • Size: Match the oven size to your pan size and volume. Half size ovens work for lower output. Full size ovens are better for high-volume kitchens.
    • Number of racks: More racks mean more capacity. Check the rack spacing to make sure it fits your pans and menu items.
    • Temperature range: Most commercial convection ovens run between 150°F and 500°F. Make sure the range fits your menu.
    • Controls: Manual controls are simple and reliable. Digital controls allow programmable settings for consistency across staff.
    • Steam injection: Some models include humidity or steam injection, useful for bakery items that need moisture during the bake.
    • Installation: Gas units need a licensed installer and proper ventilation. Electric units require the correct voltage and amperage. Confirm your kitchen's power capacity before ordering.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is a commercial convection oven?

    A commercial convection oven uses a fan to circulate hot air throughout the oven cavity. This produces faster, more even cooking than a standard oven. The moving air eliminates hot spots and reduces cook times, which makes convection ovens a standard choice in restaurant, bakery, and foodservice kitchens where consistency and speed both matter.

    What type of oven do professional chefs use?

    Most professional kitchens use convection ovens as their primary workhorse oven. They're faster than conventional ovens, produce more consistent results, and work well across a wide range of menu items. Bakeries often pair convection ovens with deck ovens for items that need direct heat from a stone surface. High-volume operations sometimes use combi ovens that combine convection heat with steam.

    What is the difference between a commercial convection oven and a commercial air fryer?

    Both use circulated hot air to cook food, but they are designed for different purposes. A commercial convection oven is a full size cooking unit built for baking, roasting, and high-volume output across multiple racks. A commercial air fryer is a smaller, countertop unit designed to crisp food quickly with high heat and rapid air circulation. For most restaurant kitchens, a convection oven offers more versatility and capacity.

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    Product Features

    1. Sized for bakery production and prep kitchens running a 23-inch convection oven station
    2. Electric heating elements driving the cooking surface for baking, roasting, and reheating with fan-driven heat circulation
    3. 23-inch footprint sized for standard cookline bench depth
    4. Welded stainless steel construction with adjustable legs for level setup on any surface
    5. Electric controls cycle heating elements via thermostat or manual switch per model
    6. Heavy cast iron components hold heat between batches and recover fast under production loads
    7. Plugs into a standard 120V or 208V outlet depending on width; no gas line required
    8. Designed for baking, roasting, and reheating with fan-driven heat circulation
    9. Built since 1838 by Comstock-Castle in Quincy, Illinois with union labor and parts stocked for legacy units

    See all from Comstock-Castle

    Specifications

    Width23"
    Depth22"
    Height16"
    Net Weight (approx.)65 lbs
    Power120V single phase
    Heating ElementsTubular electric beneath the cooking surface or radiant area
    Exterior FinishWelded stainless steel
    LegsStainless steel adjustable feet
    Country of OriginUSA
    Voltage120V
    Rated Power1.6 kW
    Phase1-phase

    Manufacturer's Warranty

      1 year

      Labor

      1 year

      Parts

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