Bajaj 4 Grill Ultra 2000W 4-Slice Grill Sandwich Toaster with 180° Open Grill

BULLET POINTS

🔥 2000 W Fast Heat-Up – A full 2000 watts on 230 V mains gets the plates to grilling temperature quickly and holds heat when four cold sandwiches hit the plate at once, so slice three and four brown as evenly as slice one.

🍞 True 4-Slice Capacity – Presses 4 regular bread-size sandwiches in a single go. Breakfast for the whole family lands on the table together instead of in relays.

📐 180° Open Grill – The top plate folds right back to 180°, turning the press into a flat open griddle with double the cooking area — paneer tikka, chicken breast, tandoori-style vegetables, aloo tikki, sausages, even a quick dosa-style flatbed sear.

🎛️ Adjustable Temperature Control – A front-mounted variable temperature knob with a neon indicator lets you run a low, slow melt for cheese-and-corn or a hard, fast sear for a stuffed grilled sandwich. No single-setting guesswork.

⚙️ Adjustable Floating Hinge System – The upper plate floats and self-levels, so a fat Bombay masala toastie with potato, chutney and cheese gets pressed flat and evenly instead of squeezing out one side.

🧼 Non-Stick Coated Plates + Drip Oil Collector – Non-stick coated plates release grilled bread cleanly, and the removable drip collector bowl catches butter and oil run-off so the counter and the appliance stay clean.

🧱 Bakelite Body with Stainless Steel Trim – Heat-resistant bakelite body finished with an SS trim in SS Black. The unit stands upright for compact storage, so it slots into a narrow shelf instead of hogging counter space.

🛡️ BIS-Certified for Indian Mains – Built for 230 V ~ 50 Hz Indian supply and marked to IS 302-2-9 (BIS licence CM/L-8530089115).

📦 What's in the Box – 1 × Bajaj 4 Grill Ultra grill toaster. 

2-year product warranty from Bajaj Electricals Limited. Country of origin: India.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The 7:40 am problem

Four people, four sandwiches, one two-slice toaster. The first one goes cold on the plate while the second is still browning, somebody is late, and the whole thing becomes a queue instead of a breakfast. The Bajaj 4 Grill Ultra exists for exactly that morning — four regular-size sandwiches pressed together on 2000 watts, and then the same machine opens out flat when the evening calls for grilled paneer instead of toast.

At a Glance

• Model: Bajaj 4 Grill Ultra (item code 270107)
• Type: Contact grill toaster / grill sandwich maker
• Power: 2000 W, 230 V ~ 50 Hz
• Capacity: 4 regular bread-size slices at a time
• Plates: Non-stick coated, fixed grill plates, opens to 180° flat
• Body: Bakelite with stainless steel trim, SS Black
• Controls: Adjustable temperature knob with neon indicator
• Included: Drip collector bowl, instruction manual, warranty card
• Safety standard: IS 302-2-9, BIS licence CM/L-8530089115
• Warranty: 2 years on product, from Bajaj Electricals Limited
• Country of origin: India

How much can it actually cook at once?

Four regular bread-size sandwiches in one press. The grill surface is sized for four slices of standard Indian sandwich bread laid side by side, which in practice means one round for a family of four rather than two or three rounds on a 2-slice machine.

That matters more than it sounds. A two-slice toaster does not simply take twice as long for four sandwiches — it takes twice as long plus a reheat cycle, because the plates drop temperature every time you open them. The 4 Grill Ultra's 2000 W element is specified for a four-slice load, so all four brown in the same window instead of the last pair coming out pale. For weekend chai-and-toast, for a kids' party round of cheese sandwiches, for a Sunday breakfast with guests, it is the difference between serving together and serving in shifts.

What does the 180° open grill let me make?

The top plate folds completely back to 180°, converting the press into a flat open griddle with roughly double the usable cooking surface. That single hinge is what turns a sandwich toaster into a general-purpose indoor grill.

Closed, it is a press: Bombay masala toast, cheese-and-corn, chutney-and-paneer, leftover sabzi folded into bread with a slice of amul cheese. Opened flat, it becomes a tabletop grill for paneer tikka, marinated chicken, mushrooms, capsicum and onion, sliced aloo, sausages, kebab patties and burger buns — the kind of cooking that usually needs a tawa, a hot kitchen and someone standing over it. Here you set the knob, spread things across the open plate and let both halves work as one flat surface. For a monsoon evening's grilled paneer with green chutney, or a Diwali-week round of starters before dinner, it earns its counter space on days nobody is making a sandwich at all.

Does it handle thick, overstuffed sandwiches?

Yes — the adjustable floating hinge system lets the upper plate rise and self-level, so the top plate meets a thick sandwich flat instead of at an angle. On a fixed-hinge press, a generously stuffed toastie gets pinched at the back and barely touched at the front; the filling squirts out the open end and the bread browns unevenly.

The floating hinge is what makes the difference between a machine you use for plain butter toast and one you actually stuff with potato, onion, tomato, chutney and cheese. Press it down, let the hinge find its own level, and you get an even seal all the way across — proper contact browning on both slices and the filling staying where you put it.

How do I control the browning?

A front-mounted adjustable temperature knob sets the plate temperature, and a neon indicator tells you when the appliance is powered and up to heat. Run it lower when you want cheese to melt through before the bread darkens; run it higher when you want a fast, crisp sear on an already-warm filling.

This is genuinely the difference between a grill toaster and a toaster. Cheese-and-corn sandwiches need time at moderate heat so the centre melts. A chicken tikka sandwich with a hot filling needs the opposite — a short blast at high heat purely to mark the bread. On a single-setting machine you compromise on one of them. Here you don't.

How messy is the cleanup?

The plates are non-stick coated and the removable drip collector bowl catches butter and oil that runs off during grilling. Grilled bread and marinated paneer release from a coated plate with a wipe rather than a scrape, which substantially reduces the scrubbing that makes people stop using their sandwich maker after a month.

Let the unit cool completely, wipe the plates with a soft damp cloth, and lift out the drip collector bowl to wash it separately. Never submerge the appliance body, and skip steel wool and abrasive powders — those are what actually destroy a non-stick surface, not normal use. Then stand the unit upright and it stores on its edge in a narrow gap instead of lying flat across half a shelf.

Model comparison — which Bajaj grill toaster fits your kitchen?

If you are cooking for one or two and only ever making sandwiches, the 2-slice models are enough. If you cook for three or more, or you want the flat-grill function for paneer and chicken, the 4 Grill Ultra is the one.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many sandwiches can the Bajaj 4 Grill Ultra make at once? Four. The plate is sized for four regular bread-size sandwiches pressed together in a single cycle, and the 2000 W element is rated for that full load, so all four brown in the same run.

Does it open fully flat for grilling? Yes. The top plate opens to a full 180°, turning the press into a flat open griddle with roughly double the cooking surface — usable for paneer, chicken, vegetables, tikki and sausages, not just sandwiches.

Are the grill plates removable or dishwasher safe? The plates are fixed, non-stick coated grill plates — they are not detachable and the appliance must not go in a dishwasher or under running water. Let it cool fully and wipe the plates with a soft damp cloth. The drip collector bowl lifts out and can be washed separately by hand.

Can I make toast, or only grilled sandwiches? It is a grill-plate machine, so it produces ridged grill-marked sandwiches rather than flat sandwich-press triangles. Plain bread will toast on it, but if flat pocket-style toasties are what you want, a toast-plate model such as the SWX 3 Deluxe is the better fit.

What is the warranty and who services it? 2 years on the product from Bajaj Electricals Limited, India-wide through Bajaj's own service network. Keep the warranty card that ships in the box — it carries a 3D hologram — along with your KitchenMart invoice.

Will it work on my home power supply? Yes, anywhere in India. It is rated 230 V ~ 50 Hz and certified to IS 302-2-9 under BIS licence CM/L-8530089115. Because it draws 2000 W, plug it into a 16 A socket on its own rather than sharing an extension board with another high-wattage appliance.

Where is it made? India. The carton declares country of origin India; the unit is manufactured for Bajaj Electricals Limited, Mumbai, at a plant in Sonipat, Haryana.

Does it come with anything besides the toaster? A drip collector bowl for catching butter and oil run-off, an instruction manual and a warranty card. Nothing else is required to start using it.