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Betterih · Tabletop Induction Cookers · Table-top
EWP250C Commercial Food Warmer
The EWP250C is a low-profile commercial food warmer, not a cooker. At 230W and 38 × 55 × 2.5 cm it is built to hold plated food at 60–105°C on a buffet or pass, using toughened glass and an aluminium frame with a metal bottom.
- Wattage
- 230W
- Voltage
- 220–240V 50/60Hz
- Dimensions
- 38 X 55 X 2.5 CM
- Installation
- Table-top
Product overview
Touch control and a 220–240V 50/60Hz, 230W rating keep the electrical load small enough for a buffet counter. This unit will not boil or stir-fry; that is the point. Better IH Malaysia supplies the EWP250C for holding, and the built-in EWP250D when the warmer must sit flush in a counter. Pair either warmer with a proper cooker such as the D350A or BT-350T for actual cooking.
EWP250C specifications
The EWP250C Commercial Food Warmer is specified as commercial food warmer for table-top installation. See the Tabletop Induction Cookers range for other models in this installation type. Wattage is 230W and voltage is 220–240V 50/60Hz. Overall dimensions are 38 X 55 X 2.5 CM.
| Model | EWP250C |
|---|---|
| Product type | Commercial food warmer |
| Brand | Betterih |
| Installation type | Table-top |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 38 X 55 X 2.5 CM |
| Wattage | 230W |
| Voltage | 220–240V 50/60Hz |
| Temperature range | 60–105°C |
| Hob / cooking surface | Toughened glass |
| Body | Aluminium frame / metal bottom |
| Control | Touch control |
| Cooking zones | 1 |
| Certifications | CE EMC ERP REACH RoHS |
| Warranty | Confirmed on quotation by Better IH Malaysia |
- Aluminium frame / metal bottom
- Toughened glass
- Touch Control
- Temperature Range: 60-105°C
- Power: 220-240V~50-60Hz. 230W
Dimensions
The EWP250C measures 38 X 55 X 2.5 CM (length × width × height). Use these written dimensions when planning a counter cut-out, table space, or plant-room layout. Confirm the finished opening, cable entry, and ventilation gap with Better IH Malaysia before fabrication.
Installation type
Installation type for the EWP250C: Table-top. It belongs with Tabletop Induction Cookers.
Low-profile table-top / counter warmer. The 2.5 cm height is meant to sit on or in a buffet surface. Connect to 220–240V. Do not treat 230W as a cooking load.
Suitable applications
Use the EWP250C to hold food, not to cook it.
- Hotel breakfast and dinner buffets
- Restaurant pass and plating tables
- Catering display counters
- Banquet holding stations
Warranty
Better IH Malaysia supplies this model with local after-sales support. Warranty duration and coverage are confirmed on quotation, because commercial, built-in, and table-top installations can differ. Contact us for the current warranty period, service process, and spare-parts availability in Malaysia.
Ask for the warranty period that applies to the EWP250C when it is used as commercial food warmer in a table-top installation in Malaysia.
Frequently asked questions
Can the EWP250C cook food?
No. It is a 230W warmer with a 60–105°C range. Use a cooker such as the D350A or BT-350T for cooking, then hold on the EWP250C.
What are the EWP250C dimensions?
38 × 55 × 2.5 cm, aluminium frame with metal bottom and toughened glass.
How is the EWP250C different from the EWP250D?
The EWP250C is the slim 38 × 55 × 2.5 cm warmer. The EWP250D is a built-in warmer at 54.5 × 34 × 4.5 cm for a counter cut-out.
Is there a warranty on the EWP250C?
Better IH Malaysia provides local after-sales support for this model. Warranty length and coverage are confirmed on quotation because commercial, built-in, and table-top installations can differ. Contact us for the current warranty period, service process, and spare-parts support in Malaysia.
Related models
Compare the EWP250C with other Better IH Malaysia models that share a similar cooking role, power class, or installation type. Return to Tabletop Induction Cookers to see the full group.
Planning guides
These articles explain how to specify the EWP250C in a Malaysian kitchen — electricity, cookware, and built-in vs tabletop — alongside the Tabletop Induction Cookers range. Browse all planning guides.
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