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KITCHEN DISPLAY HARDWARE

Built for the Heat of the Kitchen

Keep orders moving with rugged display hardware built to survive extreme heat, grease, and high-volume rushes.

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Reliable Kitchen Display Hardware for Every Concept

For over 30 years, Crunchtime Kitchen (formerly QSR Automations) has provided the tools restaurants need to run their kitchens smoothly, no matter the size or segment. From bump bars and controllers to mounting, touchscreens, and all-in-ones, we've got you covered.

Restaurant All-in-Ones

One device, everything you need. Our all-in-one displays pair sturdy hardware with a built-in operating system, giving kitchens of every size a complete setup without extra components to manage.

  • Elo Android All-in-Ones

  • Elo's I-Series for Windows

  • Kitchen Armor All-in-Ones

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Kitchen Display Controllers

Our kitchen display controllers are the engine behind your entire system, processing orders quickly no matter how busy service gets. Adaptable across a wide range of workflows, they're a dependable core for any kitchen setup.

  • HP Engage Flex Mini

  • HP Thin Client

  • Elo Backpack 4 Value Model

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Restaurant Touchscreen Monitors

Touchscreens are convenient, easy to clean, and highly responsive, minimizing the hardware footprint in your kitchen. Built to keep pace with the speed of service, they hold up day after day, shift after shift.

  • Kitchen Armor Touchscreens

  • Elo Touchscreens

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Kitchen Display Bump Bars

The kitchen environment can be extreme. Our industrial bump bars are built with rugged construction to hold up under heat, grease, and constant use, keeping orders moving even during the busiest rushes. 

  • Crunchtime KP-9000

  • Crunchtime KP-7500 

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Restaurant Monitor Mounting

Mount your kitchen monitors with adjustable mounting for any layout. Our modular, VESA-compliant solutions are easy to install and hold steady in a busy kitchen, giving you the freedom to position displays exactly where your team needs them.

  • QBracket

  • Adapter Plate

  • Dual Tablet Mounting 

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"Crunchtime Temp Monitoring has already saved us at least three thick shake freezers worth of a product; it saved us two cold rooms worth of product."

Kelly Taylor Country Manager  Domino's
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Learn how top brands like Cheesecake Factory, Chili's Bar and Grill, and BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse use Crunchtime to achieve ops excellence.

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Talk to Our Hardware Team

Your kitchen only runs as smoothly as the equipment behind it. The right hardware keeps orders accurate, service consistent, and your team focused on what matters: delivering a great guest experience.

Reach out using the form, and we'll walk through your current setup and your growth plans, then help you find hardware that's built to keep pace with your business.

Check out our contact us page for more ways to get in touch with us.

For support-related inquiries, email us at support@crunchtime.com

 

Temp Monitoring FAQs

What temperature range can Crunchtime Temp Monitoring devices operate within? Temperature monitoring devices track temperatures between -40°C and 85°C (-40°F to 185°F).
How are Crunchtime Temp Monitoring devices powered?

Our temperature monitoring devices are battery powered, and can run up to 12 years on two AA batteries. 

Does Ops Execution show the source of a temperature log? (e.g., captured with a device vs. manually logged by an employee)

Yes. In Ops Execution, ops leaders can see the source of the temperature check in their temperature reports and can take action if too many inputs are recorded as “manual” for the source.