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Product Description
Our food dehydrator comes with 5 reversible trays that that accommodates thicker foods. They’re also easy to wash by hand for a hassle-free cleanup.
Enjoy healthy and mouthwatering foods like dehydrated veggies, meats, herbs, fruit and so much more. Dehydrating savory and sweet treats help retain enzymes and nutrients.
Our food dehydrator machine has an adjustable temperature range of 104° - 158° F and mechanical switch. Cook your delectable dehydrated foods evenly and to your liking.
Product Specifications
- Unit dimensions of 9.92” x 9.43” x 7.01”
- Unit weight of 3.3 lbs.
- Adjustable temperature range of 104° - 158° F
- 5 trays that are reversible to allow more space for thicker foods
- Stylish White Exterior
Additional Features
- Mechanical Temperature Control
- 120V, 60Hz, 280W
- Power Indicator
- Short power-supply with polarized plug
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This Item  Commercial CHEF Commercial Chef Food Dehydrator, Dehydrator for Food and Jerky, 280W Meat Dehydrator Machine for Dehydrated Foods with 5 Drying Racks and Slide Out Tray, White |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -28% $35.99 List: $49.99 | $42.99 | -10% $44.99 List: $49.99 | $49.88 | $49.99 | -13% $34.99 List: $39.99 |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | shiny Store | Amazon.com | bestfrog | qingwanjian | Supersaver |
| material | Plastic | — | Polypropylene | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
| number of trays | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 |
| shape | Round | Rectangular | Round | Cylindrical | Rectangular | Round |
| temperature range | 104˚F – 158˚F | 95-158 | 95-165 F | — | 158 | — |
| voltage | 120 volts | 110 volts | — | 110 volts | — | 120 volts |
| wattage | 280 watts | 500 watts | 350 watts | 280 watts | 240 watts | 240 watts |
| dishwasher safe | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | — | ✓ |
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So far, checks out as a 3D printer filament dryer
I've been running this for over two hours, with an oven thermometer in the modded chamber. Basically, I just put some corrugated cardboard and two layers of mylar bubble wrap insulation between one tray and the lid. (5" width. Takes about 31" length to make the cylinder.) I also ended up taping 4 of the 6 vent holes in the lid. The oven thermometer reads right at 50 Celsius, or 122 F, which is my target temperature. To get that, I ended up turning the knob just below the 140 degree mark. So temperature control isn't 100% accurate, but the temp seems to be stable. Adding the bubble wrap insulation seems to be a must. Before I added it, the chamber wall felt very warm, but with the bubble wrap, the outer temp feels not much more than room temp. Another 3D printer reviewer also used a cardboard chamber, but couldn't achieve his desired temperature. The increased surface area probably radiates heat away too fast for the heater to keep up. This makes me seriously question the value of this device as a food dryer, unless one makes a bubble wrap insulation couzy for the trays. Also, another reviewer talked about taping the vent holes up on the lid, after which some component melted. I think the blower/heater depends on airflow for cooling, so I wouldn't tape all of the holes up. In any case, I'm about to get my first filament spool to try drying it overnight.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023
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Right out of the box the top was cracked so the cover and plates are fragile and will break easily. I didn't want to wait for another so I kept it. Now when I used it I was very pleased with its performance. It's low profile made a great addition to the kitchen. The noise was so low I couldn't tell it was on. It is very easy to use and I had dry herbs,apple chips, and dry rosella calyxsus ready for tea in 2 to 4 hours.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2020
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I Bought This To Make Dog Treats For My Min Pin
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2020
Follow the directions to clean your unit before using. I love that the trays are clear plastic so I can watch the progress but they are hard and would probably break if dropped. The dehydrator is compact enough to fit on my narrow kitchen counter and lightweight. The manual that comes with it is written well unlike some other products made in China. There is a guide for dehydrating fruits and vegetables but nothing for meat. I bought this to make chicken breast dog treats and after researching online I found an excellent way to do this...use precooked, boneless, skinless chicken breast. Slice the breast into long thin strips and place on the dehydrator trays. Use the highest setting and check the progress periodically--mine took about 4 hours to get the desired crunchiness, if you want a more chewy treat you can use less time. Precooked meat goes faster and also protects against bacteria growth that can occur in raw meat at low temperatures. My Min Pin loves his treat and I am happy that it is healthy for him with no added chemicals. I also made banana chips which are delicious--14 hours at 135 degrees F. Next time I will make my chips at a higher temperature for more crispiness. I love, love, love this product and just ordered cheese cloth from Amazon to line the trays (to prevent debris from falling into the bottom). This is better than my friends' more expensive models. Get it but be gentle with it and follow the directions. The cord is short but works fine on my kitchen counter. I plan to use it every day. I am currently making apple chips. Thank you Amazon for another affordable product that improves my life and that of my little Min Pin!
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2019
One problem with that plan: PETG needs about 65°C (149°F) to properly dry and the dehydrator only hit 45°C after 4 hours of running.
Before anyone says that the cardboard is letting all the hot air out: its not. Double wall corrugated paper has a higher thermal insulation coefficient than the plastic used in the trays. Its actually keeping it warmer. I took it down to ONE tray and put the thermometer inside and it never got above 51°C after an hour.
EDIT: So I had to tape off all the vents on the lid to achieve the temp shown on the dial, but after 5 runs of 10 hour drying sessions for filament the fan will no longer start. My mothers old harvest dehydrator in comparison has been run for well over 1000 hours and still works like a champ.
EDIT 2: I figured out why the fan stopped. The fan guard above it is made of a thermoplastic that has an apparently low glass transition temperature. If the dehydrator is run at the advertised highest temp (which i was able to get after sealing ALL the lid vents with tape) then the fan guard sags heavily in the middle and settles against the fan. This prevents the fan from even starting. Im going to have to take it apart, drill holes in the guard and reinforce it with metal. Will probably end up using an old metal coat hangar or some 18ga single strand wire. This is ridiculous.
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Fan died after a total of 50 hours of run time (non-consecutive).
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2019
I bought this in order to dry out some of my PETG and PLA filament for my 3d printer seeing as I live in Washington and I was on the west side where its non-stop rain this time of year for 4 months with the filament. Needless to say it had become saturated and I was *hoping* to use this to dry it out.Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2019
One problem with that plan: PETG needs about 65°C (149°F) to properly dry and the dehydrator only hit 45°C after 4 hours of running.
Before anyone says that the cardboard is letting all the hot air out: its not. Double wall corrugated paper has a higher thermal insulation coefficient than the plastic used in the trays. Its actually keeping it warmer. I took it down to ONE tray and put the thermometer inside and it never got above 51°C after an hour.
EDIT: So I had to tape off all the vents on the lid to achieve the temp shown on the dial, but after 5 runs of 10 hour drying sessions for filament the fan will no longer start. My mothers old harvest dehydrator in comparison has been run for well over 1000 hours and still works like a champ.
EDIT 2: I figured out why the fan stopped. The fan guard above it is made of a thermoplastic that has an apparently low glass transition temperature. If the dehydrator is run at the advertised highest temp (which i was able to get after sealing ALL the lid vents with tape) then the fan guard sags heavily in the middle and settles against the fan. This prevents the fan from even starting. Im going to have to take it apart, drill holes in the guard and reinforce it with metal. Will probably end up using an old metal coat hangar or some 18ga single strand wire. This is ridiculous.
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Reviewed in Canada on February 26, 2024Color: WhiteVerified Purchase
