The Systematic is designed to perform all
dishroom functions in an integrated and
orderly fashion tailored to the end user’s
needs.
Each Systematic begins as a concept that
evolves around the customer’s requirements.
Features, capabilities and technology are
integrated to create the most advanced of
systems.
The Systematic can include the main washing
section, dishtables, running water scrap
trough, disposal system, shelving, dishracks
and other equipment when specifi ed.
STERO SCT-94SM CAROUSEL
STANDARD FEATURES
Design: A fully automatic circular warewashing system with
a complete customized scullery, integrating a scrapping
and loading area for soiled ware, racking, warewashing
and sorting of clean ware. The table and machine have
a conveying system that is capable of receiving and
transporting all types of dishware inherent to the food
service industry.
The dishwashing portion of the warewashing system includes:
■
Power Scrapping Section
■
Power Rinse Section
■
Power Wash Section
■
Final Rinse Section
The system receives and disposes of food soil by using
a running water trough in combination with the power
scrapper. The two empty continuously into a disposal system
(Disposer, Hommel Pot, Pulper).
CAROUSEL
Product Specifi cation Sheet
SCT-94SM: CAROUSEL TYPE WAREWASHING SYSTEM-
HIGH TEMPERATURE FINAL RINSE
Stero’s customized,
completely integrated,
high volume
warewashing system.
Item #: ___________________________________________ A/A File #: ___________________________________________
SYSTEMATIC SERIES
STANDARD EQUIPMENT FEATURES BENEFIT
12 Ga. Stain. Steel tables and scrap trough Long machine life
Auto fi ll Proper water fi ll level at start up and during ongoing operation
Center fed manifolds Even distribution of wash water for uniform and consistent results
Scrap tank on curve Effi cient use of space, isolation from wash tank reduces chemical consumption
Isolated fi nal rinse Best results by eliminating cross over splash from adjacent tank
Back splash mounted conveyor drive Isolated from food soil debris allows manual advancement of conveyor
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT FEATURES BENEFIT
Mounted circuit breakers Individual circuit protection for motors and tank heat
Integrated disposal system Specify brand of disposer or use of pulping device
Array of clean and soiled shelving Custom selection sets allowing design for specifi c needs
STANDARD FEATURES Continued
The system is complete with the standard and optional
equipment listed in this specifi cation. All sections are
effectively baffl ed, and water from the fi nal rinse is completely
controlled for repeated use until it is fi nally disposed of
through the waste disposal system.
Construction: Fully welded 16 gauge, type 304/18 – 8, No. 4
mill fi nish stainless steel tanks, hood, frame, legs and adjustable
feet. The entire tank area is covered with stainless steel
perforated strainer pans which are easily removable by hand for
cleaning. All internal construction is stainless steel. The machine
is NSF standard No. 3 approved and conforms to UL 921.
Conveyor Table: The conveyor table is constructed from 12
gauge, type 304/18 – 8, No. 4 mill fi nish stainless steel. The
table is 24" front to back and has the front edge turned up 3"
and the back edge turned up 13". The conveyor table and turned
up edges are in one piece with radius corners and all the edges
hemmed to form a smooth watertight continuous table.
The table has watertight butt joints, located where necessary to
allow for the easy movement and assembly of the system. The
system does not require any fi eld welding to install. The table is
supported by stainless steel leg sets with one leg forward and one
leg back, and with a cross brace for strength and rigidity. Each leg
has adjustable stainless steel bullet feet. The sets are mounted
to the table on approximately 3 foot centers. The table has formed
stainless steel conveyor tracks mounted to the front and back of the
turned up edges and at a height to keep the conveyor from touching
the table. The table is pitched from the clean portion to the soiled
area for water drainage.
Conveyor: The conveyor consists of a series of stainless steel 20"
square dollies each of which has four single rack stainless steel ball
bearing wheels. These wheels roll in the aforementioned tracks and
hold the dollies up off of the table. The dollies are interconnected,
and when moving from a continuous conveyor, traveling in the
direction shown on the plan. Each dolly is equipped with a plastic
all-purpose rack which receives most types of soiled ware and holds
it in the position for washing. Every third dolly is equipped with a
wiper which conveys water and food soil that drops onto the table, to
the scrapping tank for removal. The conveyor system is powered by
a ½ HP variable speed drive. The drive assembly rotates a stainless
steel chain which, in turn, engages three dollies simultaneously,
providing the propelling force. Because the conveyor system rolls
on ball bearing wheels, it can be moved forward manually in case
a jam occurs. The entire drive assembly is mounted in the table
backsplash, outside of the machine proper and away from any
possible contamination by food soil. The conveyor has start-stop
switch located at stations convenient to the operators. The conveyor
can be stopped or started without turning off the machine itself.
Power Scrapper: The power scrapping section is mounted in the
curved 90° quadrant as indicated on the plan. Stainless steel center
fed manifolds above and below the ware with stricture free jets and
directional vanes are interchangeable, upper and lower and from
tank to tank and easily removed without tools. A 2 HP, 1750 rpm
pump and motor is capable of spraying 225 GPM of pre-wash water
over the ware. Manifold water restrictors are provided so that water
pressure from top to bottom can be adjusted to the type of ware
being washed. The motor has an easily removable front inspection
plate and is self-draining. The food soil drops onto stainless steel
strainer pans which cover the tank. The screens are held in an
inclined position, which, coupled with the water action, fi nal rinse
feedback and scrapping trough, automatically moves the food soil to
the waste system mounted outside the tank. A 12" wide, 12 gauge
stainless steel scrap trough, mounted outboard of the conveyor
table, is part of the scrapping system. It is in the shape and length
as shown on the plan. The trough has a water inlet at the head
which is controlled manually by the operator. The heavy food soil is
deposited in the trough and is fl ushed directly to the waste disposal
system. The food soil deposited in the trough, and the soil which is
removed by the scrapping action, are both transferred to the waste
disposal system continuously and automatically. The scrapper is
also equipped with a cold water aquastat that control the water
temperature in the scrapper tank so that food proteins are not baked
onto the ware due to excessive heat.
Mandatory Power Wash: Stainless steel center fed manifolds
above and below the ware with stricture free jets and directional
vanes are interchangeable, upper and lower and from tank to
tank and easily removed without tools. Stainless steel end caps
are removable without tools. A 2 HP, 1750 rpm pump and motor
is capable of spraying 225 GPM over the ware. Manifold water
restrictors are provided so that water pressure from top to bottom
can be adjusted to the type of ware being washed. The motor has
an extended stainless steel shaft with packless ceramic seal. The
pump has easily removable inspection plates, front and end, and is
self-draining.
Power Rinse: Stainless steel center fed manifolds above and
below the ware with stricture free jets and directional vanes are
interchangeable, upper and lower and from tank to tank and easily
removed without tools. Stainless steel end caps are removable
without tools. A 2 HP, 1750 rpm pump and motor are capable of
spraying 225 GPM over the ware. Manifold water restrictors are
provided so that water pressure from top to bottom can be adjusted
to the type of ware being washed. The motor has an extended
stainless steel shaft with packless ceramic seal. The pump has
easily removable inspection plates, front and end,
and is self-draining.
Final Rinse: Stainless steel fi nal rinse arms are mounted above
and below the ware. The fi nal rinse is activated only when ware is
Product Specifi cation Sheet
STERO SCT-94SM
THREE-TANK CORNER CONVEYOR SCRAPPER WASHER
STANDARD FEATURES Continued
in the fi nal rinse section by a rinse rake. Continuous rinsing, or
rinsing action in conjunction with conveyor operation will not be
acceptable. The expended fi nal rinse water is piped directly to
the power scrapper tank for reuse, by-passing the power wash
tank completely. This ensures that the wash detergent is not
diluted. The fi nal rinse is isolated from the preceding stage which
prevents splash over and assures a proper rinse. The fi nal rinse
is contained in a 24" long 16 gauge stainless steel hood.
Clean-up Hose: The warewashing system is provided with a
quick-coupling hose bib, plumbed in the 140° water supply
line complete with a 25
hose and nozzle to facilitate cleaning
procedures on the warewasher and general clean-up in the
scullery area.
Control Panel: The warewashing system is equipped with a hinged
front opening splash-proof panel, located under the unload shelf,
top mounted or remote mounted as specifi ed. The control panel
and machine has the approval of the Underwriters Laboratory,
as well as the California Industrial Accident Commission Safety
Regulation, electrical division. All internal wiring of the machine is
complete in waterproof conduit and fi ttings and terminates in the
enclosure to a make-up box.
Mounted Circuit Breakers: The warewashing system is equipped
with mounted circuit breakers housed in a stainless steel panel
in conjunction with the main control panel. Each motor, including
the disposer, are protected by an individual circuit breaker.
One three-wire service is suffi cient for connecting the electrical
service. This ensures that the warewashing system is wired
correctly and that any electrical motor or element failure does not
shut the machine down.
Vapor Control Hood: A 16 gauge stainless steel vapor control
hood with an inspection door and vent collar is furnished as an
integral part of this machine and is of the size and shape shown
on the drawing.
Water Level Control With Automatic Fill: Automatically fi lls each
tank and maintains water level by a stainless steel fl oat system
on an independent basis. The system will automatically refi ll the
tank in the event of low-water level.
Kit 55: A pre-plumbed and installed system that includes a ¾"
pressure reducing valve, shock arrestor, a fl ow pressure gauge
and line strainer prior to the solenoid valve.
Temperature Gauges: Housed in stainless steel enclosures on
top of the machine in areas protected from accidental damage
and facing the operators for visual check. A temperature gauge
is provided for each scrapping, washing, rinsing and fi nal rinse
section of the machine.
Door Safety Switches: Prevent the machine from running if the
door is open. If the door is opened during operation, the machine
will automatically shut-off.
Stainless Steel Front Enclosure Panels: The machine is
completely enclosed down to base level of the frame with
stainless steel removable panels.
Inspection Doors: Provided in the front of the machine.
Drain Valves and Overfl ow Control: Stainless steel/nickel
alloy poppet-type drain valve. Stainless steel/nickel seats and
castings assure a leak-free seal. Each drain valve is provided
with a clean-out for removal of accumulated waste. The drain
valves are either hand or foot operated externally at the front of
the machine and the control shaft is spring loaded to prevent
damage to the valve.
Common Drain and Plumbing: A common 2" copper drain will
connect the discharge from all tanks. All plumbing fi xtures are
brass, copper and stainless steel.
Electrical Features: All motors are factory wired in waterproof
conduit and fi ttings to a common connection point. All wiring is
numbered and color coded.
Required Tank Heating: NSF requires that water in all power
wash tanks and power rinse tanks be maintained at specifi c
temperatures. STERO offers four types of heating equipment to
meet this standard. Please specify which option best suits your
job conditions.
THE TANK HEATING OPTIONS ARE:
Electric: Provided by four (4) 5 kW (20 kW total) electric
immersion heaters in the wash tank and four (4)
5 kW (20 kW total) in the rinse tank, thermostatically controlled
with stainless steel fl oat-type low-water cut-off. Immersion
heaters are mounted in the bottom of the tank.
Gas: STERO has developed another fi rst for the industry. A
gas fi red, infrared tank heating system that will heat the water
to the correct temperature and maintain it during operations.
Burners, constructed of woven ceramic fi ber, are thermostatically
controlled and feature a manual off-on valve. The tank is
enhanced by STERO’s positive low water protection system which
safeguards the unit in the event of a low-water condition.
Steam Injector: Thermostatically controlled stainless steel steam
injectors with silencers are mounted in the tank. A thermostat
controls the water temperature.
Steam Coil: Thermostatically controlled stainless steel steam
coil, mounted in the tank and designed to return steam to the
generator. A steam trap is mounted on the steam return line.
Product Specifi cation Sheet
STERO SCT-94SM
THREE-TANK CORNER CONVEYOR SCRAPPER WASHER
Slanted Rack Shelf: The unit is constructed of
14 gauge, stainless steel. The shelf is mounted on stainless steel
standards over the load end of the warewashing system. The shelf
is adjustable for angle and up and down.
Overshelf: A fl at 14 gauge stainless steel overshelf 16" front to
back with a 6" back-splash. This unit is mounted over the conveyor
on stainless steel uprights and suitably braced, adjustable up and
down and front and back.
Unload Shelf: A Sani-Tuff unload shelf, ½" thick by
13" wide is provided. This shelf is supported in a 12 gauge
stainless steel frame mounted to the conveyor table with
3
/
8
"
stainless steel fl at bar brackets. The Sani-Tuff is reversible or
replaceable without the use of tools.
Rotating Rack Shelf: This unit mounts on the end of the load
section. The slanted shelves, each with one rack capacity, is
mounted two (2) high on a special rotation shaft. Each shelf is easily
accessible to the operator for loading. The shelves are constructed
of 14 gauge stainless steel and the tube is
1
/
8
" thick × 1
5
/
8
"
diameter stainless steel tubing.
Combination Hand/Soak Sink: This unit is constructed from 14
gauge stainless steel and mounted to the conveyor table with
1
/
2
"
× 2" stainless steel brackets. The sink is 13" × 8" × 12" deep and
has all
5
/
8
" coved corners and is equipped with a lever action drain.
A gooseneck faucet is provided with the unit.
Soak Sink: This unit is constructed of 14 gauge stainless steel
and is 24" × 24" × 13" deep with a die rolled front edge. The
backsplash is 8" high and tapers to the front on both sides. The
sink is supported on stainless steel legs in front and stainless steel
brackets on the back which securely mount it to the conveyor table.
The sink is equipped with a pre-rinse faucet and a lever waste with
overfl ow.
Cantilevered Tray Rests: The tray rests are stainless steel bar
with special brackets for mounting on the edge of the waste trough
without tools. The tray rests are capable of holding large size
banquet trays for unloading.
Tray Washing Rack: The tray washing rack sets on the dolly in lieu
of an all purpose rack. The tray washing rack shall hold
4 large size oval banquet trays or 18"× 26" sheet pans in position
for washing. The rack is easily removed without tools.
Disposer: Included with the warewashing system. The disposer
includes the disposer unit and controls. The wiring and water supply
system is provided by STERO. The welding of the adapter fl ange to
the hopper is provided by STERO.
Disposer Hopper Box: A stainless steel hopper with cover is
confi gured to mount to the scrap trough. The adapter ring to fi t the
disposer, is welded to the hopper box bottom.
Hommel Pot: The Hommel Pot is constructed of 16 gauge stainless
steel sides and a 12 gauge stainless steel bottom with a
3
/
16
" × 1"
stainless steel reinforcement lip. The Hommel Pot bolts up to the
scrapping trough and have a capacity of 13 gallons. The Hommel
Pot is equipped with a 16 gauge perforated stainless steel straining
scrap basket.
Recirculated Hommel Pot: The recirculated Hommel Pot is
constructed of 16 gauge stainless steel sides and a 12 gauge
stainless steel bottom with a
3
/
16
" × 1" stainless steel reinforced
lip. The Hommel Pot bolts up to the scrapping trough and has
a capacity of 13 gallons and includes a
1
/
3
HP motor and pump
recirculating the water. The Hommel Pot is equipped with a 16
gauge perforated stainless steel scrap basket.
Outboard Scrap Catchment: The Outboard Scrap Catchment is
constructed of 16 gauge stainless steel and is integral to the
machine. The food soil drops onto stainless steel strainer pans
which cover the scrapper tank. The screens are held in an inclined
position, which, coupled with the water action and fi nal rinse water
feedback, automatically moves the food soil to the scrap catchment
mounted outside the tank. The Outboard Scrap Catchment can be
removed for emptying while the machine is in operation.
Blower Dryer: The 2 HP blower drying unit (steam or electric) is top
mounted and enclosed in stainless steel side panels.
Drying Tunnel: A stainless steel drying tunnel (36" and
48" length are typical) is integral with the hood covering the main
section of the machine. The drying tunnel keeps the dishroom help
from removing ware before reaching the unloading section and also
creates a natural airfl ow over the ware to aid in the drying process.
Top Mounted Controls: The control cabinet is mounted on top of
the machine.
Remote Cabinet: The control cabinet is made separate from the
machine for remote mounting.
Raised Hood: Increases the height of the hood so that very large
items can be washed in the machine.
Booster Heaters: Mounted under the unload section near the fi nal
rinse.
Electric: 45 kW booster for 40° rise is recommended. Factory
mounting, plumbing and wiring of the booster is included.
Steam: SWB-320 booster for 40° rise is recommended. Factory
mounting, plumbing and wiring of the booster is included.
Production & Shipping Data: Please consult the factory for
production and shipping data as this information varies with the
size of the machine.
Product Specifi cation Sheet
STERO SCT-94SM
THREE-TANK CORNER CONVEYOR SCRAPPER WASHER
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
Product Specifi cation Sheet
STERO SCT-94SM
THREE-TANK CORNER CONVEYOR SCRAPPER WASHER
STERO, a division of Illinois Tool Works Inc.
3200 Lakeville Highway
Petaluma, CA 94954
Phone: 800-762-7600
Fax: 707-762-5036
WWW.STERO.COM
Printed in the USA
Product Specifi cation Sheet
STERO SCT-94SM
THREE-TANK CORNER CONVEYOR SCRAPPER WASHER
STERO, a division of Illinois Tool Works Inc.
3200 Lakeville Highway
Petaluma, CA 94954
Phone: 800-762-7600
Fax: 707-762-5036
WWW.STERO.COM
Printed in the USA
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