With 20 years of manufacturing excellence, the Excalibur Food Dehydrator sets the industry standard for design, quality and dependability. Excalibur dehydrators feature the Parallex design. This uses a temperature controlled, fan forced, horizontal drying system mounted in the rear. Cool air is drawn in the back, heated and distributed evenly across each tray. During the dehydration process, warm air removes moisture from foods and is pushed out of the front of the machine.

Horizontal airflow provides even drying, eliminating tray re-stacking. Drying is fast and heat is not lost, as the dehydrator doesn't need to be taken apart to change the tray sequence. One or all trays may be removed making space for larger items such as whole fruit. The Excalibur is easy to clean with spills falling on seamless tray bottoms. Flexible mesh tray inserts hold food above the tray frames. The Adjustable thermostat (85-145 degrees F) allows perfect drying every time and square tray design increases drying area over standard dehydrators with round trays. 5 polycarbonate drying trays come as standard and are dishwasher safe. Excalibur's own dehydration guide is included FREE with every Excalibur dehydrator. The dehydrator comprises of 5 trays of 15'x15', giving 8 square feet of drying area. The unit is powered by a 400W motor and uses a 7-inch fan.

The Excalibur 5-Tray Dehydrator is also available in white

Here's what some of the Raw Food Community's most Recognized Leaders have to say...

Victoras Kulvinskas is a Co-Founder of the Hippocrates Health Institute with Ann Wigmore, and author of several books including "Survival into the 21st Century". He is recognized as being the "Father" of the Raw food Movement. "I have been using and marketing Excalibur Dehydrators for over ten years. I have tested other units on the market and found Excalibur to be superior in service, performance, durability, price and quality. Excalibur is a product made perfect for the raw food community and others who are searching for high quality in their foods."