Avantco CO-28 vs Moffat Turbofan E23M3

Last updated: November 9, 2026

The Avantco CO-28 is the better commercial convection oven overall, rated 3.6 to 3.3. The Avantco CO-28 leads on capacity, value and top temperature. The Moffat Turbofan E23M3 wins on listing and features. The Avantco CO-28 costs $1,651.51 less ($548.49 vs $2,200).

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Avantco CO-28 vs Moffat Turbofan E23M3

Which should you buy?

Scores side by side

Each factor is scored 0-100 against the same fixed reference points for every quarter and half-size countertop commercial convection oven; a clear win is highlighted. How we rank explains each one.

Factor weightAvantco CO-28Moffat Turbofan E23M3
Overall rating3.6/53.3/5
Capacity 25%100 4 half-size pans, 2 full-size pan equivalents60 3 half-size pans, 1.5 full-size pan equivalents
Power 15%54 2.8 kW54 2.8 kW
Top temperature 10%100 up to 550 F67 up to 500 F
Features 15%0 none of the scored features35 two-speed or reversing fan, interior light
Listing 15%40 safety listed100 sanitation listed, safety listed
Warranty 10%0 warranty not published, scored as none0 warranty not published, scored as none
Value 10%96 $274 per full-size pan15 $1,467 per full-size pan

Specifications

Avantco CO-28Moffat Turbofan E23M3
Capacity
Pan capacity4 half-size pans3 half-size pans
Full-size pan equivalents21.5
Racks included43
Cavity capacity2.3 cu ft1.8 cu ft
Inside dimensions-19.5 x 13.4 x 12 in (W x D x H)
Heating
FuelElectricElectric
Heating power2.8 kW2.8 kW
Temperature range150 to 550 F150 to 500 F
Fan-auto-reversing
Controls
ControlsManualManual
Longest timer-60 min
Interior light-Yes
Electrical
Voltage208/240 V208 V
PlugNEMA 6-20PNEMA 6-15P
Build
Weight-94 lb
CertificationsETL, CEETL, NSF-4

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