25kW IPX4 Splash-Proof Induction Wok Cooker
Floor Commercial Induction Large Wok Cooker | 25KW
Basic Specification
How To Operate This Machine
6-Step Quality Checking of Every Unit
Dust-free PCB assembly
Electric Heating Constant Temperature Drying Oven
Electric Heating Constant Temperature Incubator
Constant Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber
Salt Spray Test Chamber
Thermal Shock Test Chamber
What Food Can You Cook With It?
High-Heat Stir-Fry
Fried rice, beef chow fun, and vegetable stir-fries need intense wok hei that sends sauces flying. The 25kW output handles the heat while IPX4 splash-proof sealing protects all electronics from constant liquid splatter.
Braised & Slow-Cooked Dishes
Braised pork, curry, and beef stew simmer for hours, producing heavy steam and boil-overs in the 80L wok. The waterproof sealed compartment keeps moisture away from circuits throughout long cooking sessions.
Deep-Fried Foods
Spring rolls, fried chicken, and tempura cause rapid oil-and-water splashback. The IPX4 water-resistant housing on this commercial induction wok range shields every electrical connection from hot grease and liquid contact.

Frequently Asked Questions
What does IPX4 waterproof rating mean on a commercial induction wok cooker?
IPX4 is an international standard (IEC 60529) certifying that the equipment resists water splashes from all directions. On a 25kW induction wok stove running 380V three-phase power, this means broth spills, sauce splatter, and cleaning water cannot reach internal electronics, preventing short circuits and keeping the unit safe during daily use.
Can a non-waterproof induction cooker get damaged by kitchen splashes?
Yes. Without ingress protection, water or oil entering through unsealed gaps can short-circuit the PCB board and destroy IGBT modules. Repair costs run high, and mid-service breakdowns disrupt kitchen operations. An IPX4-rated splash-proof commercial induction wok cooker avoids these failures entirely.
Is it safe to clean this induction wok range with water?
Absolutely. The IPX4 splash-resistant design allows safe exterior wiping and light water spraying after service. Sealed cable entries and a waterproof control panel protect all circuitry. Just avoid aiming high-pressure jets directly into ventilation openings, since IPX4 covers splashing, not pressurized streams.
How does splash-proof construction extend equipment lifespan?
Kitchen steam and liquid gradually corrode unprotected circuits, causing failures within 1–2 years. The IPX4-sealed housing on this industrial induction wok station blocks moisture at every entry point, dramatically slowing corrosion and keeping the cooker performing reliably far longer than non-rated alternatives.
Is IPX4 enough for a commercial kitchen, or should I choose a higher rating?
IPX4 is the recognized standard for commercial cooking equipment. It covers all realistic kitchen hazards—sauce splatter, boil-overs, steam, and wet cleaning. Higher ratings like IPX7 protect against submersion, which never occurs with a floor-standing wok range. IPX4 delivers the right protection without unnecessary cost.




