Sous vide cookers

This collection brings together two approaches to low-temperature sous-vide cooking: immersion circulators attached to an external container and cookers with an integrated tank. Your choice depends on the required water-bath volume, available space and how you organise cooking.

Immersion circulator or integrated tank?

Product family	Models and capacities shown	Choose this if
Immersion circulators	1000 W with a stated accuracy of 0.1 °C; 1500 W professional Roner-type model.	You already have a compatible container and want to adapt the volume or store the appliance easily after use.
Compact tanks	8.5 L stainless-steel cooker and 12.5 L cooking machine.	You prefer a dedicated unit with a known volume, without selecting a separate container.
Large-capacity bain-marie	28 L Gastronorm model.	You need a larger bath and have the corresponding workspace.
Other integrated formats	Professional GN cooker and sous-vide cooking robot.	You require a specific installation or operating method; check capacity and dimensions on each product page.

Five criteria for choosing your equipment

Usable volume: start with the number and size of bags to be immersed. Water must circulate around them; nominal capacity does not automatically equal the volume actually available once loaded.
External container: with an immersion circulator, check the mounting, required water depth and permitted container dimensions on the product page.
Power: the 1000 and 1500 W models should not be compared on power alone; water volume, starting temperature and insulation also affect heating time.
Footprint: the 8.5 and 12.5 L tanks have a lower nominal capacity than the 28 L bath; check each appliance’s dimensions when comparing their footprint. An immersion circulator frees up the container once removed.
Workflow: for repeated cooking, plan for bag handling, any lid, water replacement and cleaning.

Sous-vide cooking requires a time-and-temperature combination suited to the food, together with consistent hygiene, cooling and storage practices. Also check that the bags used are explicitly intended for the planned cooking temperature and duration.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sous Vide Cooking

How does low-temperature sous vide cooking work?

Food is placed in a sealed bag and then immersed in a water bath maintained at a precise temperature. Unlike direct cooking, the heat is gentle and consistent, helping to cook food evenly, provide better control over texture and reduce moisture loss.

What is the difference between an immersion circulator and a sous vide cooker with a built-in water bath?

An immersion circulator attaches to a compatible pot or container. It is compact, easy to store and allows you to adjust the volume of water to the amount of food being prepared. A cooker with a built-in water bath is an all-in-one solution: its integrated container makes setup easier and is better suited to frequent cooking, larger quantities or professional use.

Do you need a vacuum sealer to cook sous vide?

A vacuum sealer is recommended to remove air from the bag, keep food properly submerged and achieve more consistent cooking. Always use food-safe bags designed for sous vide cooking and the intended temperature. Vacuum sealing and cooking are two separate steps: the vacuum sealer seals the bag, while the cooker heats and regulates the water bath.

How do you choose the cooking temperature and time?

The temperature depends on the food and the desired result, while the cooking time varies according to factors such as its thickness, quantity and starting temperature. A higher temperature does not always replace a longer cooking time. For reliable results, follow a cooking chart suited to the food and observe food hygiene and safety recommendations.

How can you maintain even cooking for several hours?

Observe the minimum and maximum water levels specified for your appliance. The bags must remain submerged without blocking water circulation. For long cooking times, covering the container helps reduce evaporation and heat loss. Check regularly that the water level remains sufficient, especially when using an immersion circulator.