- How is it different from the Excalibur 9-tray?
- The Sedona Express fits 11 trays in a narrower 12-inch width and adds two independent heating zones. The Excalibur is wider, has no dual-zone control and usually sells for less.
- Can it really run two temperatures at once?
- Yes. The top and bottom halves have separate heaters and controls, so you can dry raw foods low in one zone and jerky hot in the other.
- Does raw mode stay under 118°F?
- The raw setting caps at 118°F, and the thermostat holds it there. The full range runs from 77°F to 167°F.
- Are the trays dishwasher safe?
- No. Tribest specifies hand washing for the trays, so plan on soaking and scrubbing after sticky batches.
- What comes in the box?
- The dehydrator unit, 11 trays, a mesh screen sheet and a solid fruit-leather sheet, plus the manual.
- How much food does it hold?
- Eleven trays give roughly 11 square feet of drying area, enough for several pounds of sliced fruit or a full batch of jerky at once.
- Where is the Tribest Sedona Express SDE-P6280-B Digital Food Dehydrator cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $449.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Tribest Sedona Express SDE-P6280-B Digital Food Dehydrator?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, The Home Depot.