Energy star program requirements for commercial griddles

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Commercial Griddles For Partners. Explore models. In high-use applications or when energy rates are above the federal average, purchasers may save more if they specify products that exceed federal efficiency requirements e. However, for most applications, purchasers will find that energy-efficient products have the lowest life cycle cost.

Agencies may claim an exception to federal purchasing requirements through a written finding that no FEMP-designated or ENERGY STAR-qualified product is available to meet functional requirements, or that no such product is life cycle cost-effective for the specific application.

Learn more about federal product purchasing requirements. To comply with FAR requirements, FEMP recommends that agencies incorporate efficiency requirements into technical specifications, the evaluation criteria of solicitations, and the evaluations of solicitation responses.

It contains more than 50, commodities, including many used in the federal sector, each with a unique eight-digit, four-level identification code. UNSPSCs can help the federal acquisition community identify product categories covered by sustainable acquisition requirements, track purchases of products within those categories, and report on progress toward meeting sustainable acquisition goals. Look for griddles with technologies that improve efficiency and cooking performance, such as infrared burners, steam power, heat pipes, or pulse combustion.

Griddles produce less smoke and heat than char broilers and offer a low-cost alternative in some kitchens. In high-production facilities like dining halls, consider double-sided griddles, which have higher cooking efficiencies and lower idle energy rates.

Cooking times are reduced by about half because these products heat from both the top and bottom, which could also translate into faster service. Griddles should be turned off when not in use, as most take less than 15 minutes to preheat.