It is designed for intensive mixing, blending and emulsifying in demanding commercial, institutional and mass-catering operations. Its short-foot format suits large tilting or bratt pans, while the powerful motor is intended to reduce processing time for preparations such as soups and sauces.

The blender has a 1kW motor operating at 9500 rpm. This combination provides the sustained blending performance needed for intensive commercial preparation, including soups, sauces and other recipes processed directly in a tilting pan.

Its high-power motor incorporates an electronic booster system intended to optimise blending performance and processing time when working in tilting or bratt pans. This supports faster, more effective preparation in busy mass-catering kitchens.

It combines an integrated double stainless steel handle with a motor-housing lug that can act as a rest and pivot on the pan rim. This arrangement is designed to reduce strain and support safer, more comfortable handling during intensive preparation.

The foot, reinforced bell, blade, motor cover and working attachments use stainless steel. This durable construction is intended for long service in intensive catering environments, particularly where the blending assembly is regularly exposed to large food preparations.

The reinforced bell is designed for a longer service life and incorporates a protective ring that can glide along the bottom of a tilting pan. This improves manoeuvrability while the blender is maintained at the recommended working angle.

It is a single-phase appliance supplied with a fitted moulded plug. The circuit should have 30 mA RCBO protection and a 10 A fuse, and the available supply must match the appliance rating plate before connection.

Unplug the blender before cleaning. The reinforced bell and blade can be detached to simplify thorough cleaning and routine maintenance, but the motor unit must never be immersed in water. Clean the appliance and its attachments after each processing cycle.

The patented EasyPlug connection allows the detachable power cord to be replaced more easily during servicing. A green voltage indicator confirms that current is present, the cord is properly connected to the appliance and the cable is operating correctly.

After the appliance has been cleaned, the cord can be wound around the dedicated storage lugs without stretching it. This makes the blender tidier to put away and helps avoid unnecessary strain that could shorten the cable's working life.

It comes with a stainless steel blade, a wall-mounted immersion-blender holder and a tool for fitting and removing the blade. The holder provides a dedicated storage position when the blender is not being used.

The blender includes a 1-year parts and labour warranty. The warranty applies in the UK and EIRE.

Its main and secondary colour is grey, combined with the stainless steel used across the motor cover, foot, bell, blade and handles. This gives the commercial blender Robot Coupe's familiar professional finish.

This is a Robot Coupe Turbo-range stick blender with manufacturer reference 34791L. Using the complete MP 800 Turbo TP model name and reference together helps distinguish the short-foot tilting-pan version from the standard MP 800 Turbo and other Robot Coupe stick blenders.

Place the foot in the preparation, hold the safety button and then press the control button to start. The safety button can then be released. Releasing the control button stops the blender, while the locking control provides continuous operation when the documented control sequence is followed.

Hold it by the main and second handles and keep it tilted between 20° and 45°. The bell should be fully immersed for efficient blending and reduced splashing, while the ventilation openings beneath the motor base must remain clear of liquid.

Protection includes a two-button safety start, thermal cut-out, overload protection and no-volt release. It will not restart automatically after a power interruption, and an overheated unit should be unplugged and allowed to cool before the normal starting sequence is repeated.

A flashing intensity warning light indicates an overload or a preparation that is too thick or sticky for suitable blending. The light flashes for about 5 seconds before the motor stops, so the preparation's consistency should be corrected before restarting.

Regularly inspect the foot seal, washer, button membranes, housing, power cord and safety devices. Replace worn sealing parts when necessary. The blade cartridge needs attention if liquid enters the foot or if play develops in the blade.