• 600 watts
• Heavy Duty 7" fan
• Trademarked horizontal air flow = even drying
• Adjustable Thermostat: 85 - 145° F
• Built in on/off switch

Excalibur 2900 Food Dehydrator
The 2900 series is sold primarily by distributors and is comparable to the 3900 which is sold primarily ...

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• 600 watts
• Heavy Duty 7 inch fan
• Trademarked horizontal air flow = even drying
• Adjustable Thermostat: 85–145° F
• Built in on/off switch

Excalibur 3900 Food Dehydrator
The 3900 series is primarily sold directly by Excalibur and is comparable to the 2900 which is sold prim...

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• 600 watts
• 26 hour timer
• Heavy Duty 7 inch fan
• Trademarked horizontal air flow = even drying
• Adjustable Thermostat: 85-145°F

Excalibur 3926T Food Dehydrator
The 3926T series is Excalibur's top of the line product and differentiates itself from the 3900 due to ...

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• 400 watts
• Trademarked horizontal air flow = even drying
• Adjustable Thermostat: 85 -145° F
• FDA approved Polycarbonate trays
• Removable door and trays

Excalibur 3500 Food Dehydrator
The Excalibur 3500 is sold primarily by Excalibur and is similar to the 2500 sold primarily by distribut...

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• 400 watts
• 26 hour timer
• Trademarked horizontal air flow = even drying
• FDA approved Polycarbonate trays
• Removable door and trays

Excalibur 3526T Food Dehydrator
The Excalibur 3526T is virtually the same unit as the 3500 except for the 26 hour timer. The only diff...

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• 220 watts
• 4 trays
• Adjustable thermostat
• 4 inch fan
• No on/off switch

Excalibur 2400 Food Dehydrator
The 2400 is the entry level dehydrator offered by Excalibur. This unit has ~4 square feet of drying are...

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• 400 Watts
• 5 inch fan
• Trademarked horizontal air flow system
• Adjustable Thermostat 85 to 155 degrees °F
• About 7.8 square feet of drying space

Only Excalibur offers the patented Parallexx Drying System and makes food drying easy. Unlike Excalibur, most food dehydrator manufacturers offer rou...

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