A dual-tank fryer is two fryers in one cabinet, each with its own tank, element and thermostat, so fish, fries and gluten-free items never share oil. Each tank has its own cord, so it needs two separate circuits: two 120 V, 15 A outlets for most models, or two 208 or 240 V circuits for the Globe PF32E, which fries about 50 lb of fries an hour.
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- Globe PF32E#1 of 5Full review
The highest-output countertop fryer here, for kitchens with two 208 or 240 V circuits. Two 16 lb tanks fry about 50 lb of fries an hour.
Amazon $1,392$1,39232 lb5,800 / 7,600 W2 - Winco EFT-32#2 of 5Full review
A low-cost dual-well fryer for concession stands that need two oils on 120 V power. Recovery is slow under steady loads.
Amazon $400.85$400.8532 lb (16 L)3,500 W2 - VEVOR 3000W Dual Tank Fryer with Drain#3 of 5Full review
A budget dual-tank fryer with drain valves for events and pop-ups. Without a published listing it is not a fit for an inspected kitchen.
Amazon $176.90$176.9016 L3,000 W2 - VEVOR 3000W Dual Tank Fryer (2 x 8.6 L)#4 of 5Full review
The cheapest two-tank fryer here, for occasional events. It has no published listing or warranty.
Amazon $99.90$99.9012 L3,000 W2 - Garvee 22 L Dual Tank Fryer#5 of 5Full review
A two-tank fryer for pop-ups and caterers that do not need a listed unit. Oil capacity and warranty are not published.
Amazon $285.99$285.99-3,400 W2
