Excalibur D500SHD Electric Food Dehydrator, 5-Tray, Silver (Discontinued review and price compare 2025
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Product overview
| Brand | Excalibur |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Color | Silver |
| Wattage | 300.00 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 18 x 17 x 8.5 inches |
product features
- by entering your model number.
- 10-Year limited
- 5" Fan for increased air circulation
- Adjustable thermostat and 26-hour timer
- 5 stainless steel tray Dehydrator with 8 square feet of drying space
- Includes Guide to Dehydration and Preserve It Naturally
- 110/120 Volt, 440 Watts
- Made in the USA with USA and globally sourced materials
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product description
The long lasting beauty and modern appearance of Excalibur's stainless steel dehydrators lends a touch of class to your kitchen. Dehydrate fruits, vegetables, nuts, meat for jerky, fruit puree for fruit roll-ups, raise bread or make homemade yogurt. The perfect snacks for you and your guests. Excalibur patented hyperwave technology and horizontal parallex drying removes water from food with a continuous circulation of thermostatically-controlled warm air, efficiently and user-friendly.
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Questions about Excalibur D500SHD Electric Food Dehydrator, 5-Tray, Silver (Discontinued
Q:
Is the interior also stainless steel or plastic?
Answer: Plastic Polycarbonate material.
Answer: The inner sidewall channels that the stainless trays slide into, are plastic, but the food does not touch them while they are on the stainless trays. The top inner wall liner inside is plastic, and the bottom inner wall liner is also plastic. The door is all stainless, and does not have a liner. The large inner airflow screen inside the back that protects the heat element, thermostadt, and fan, is metal, and I assume is stainless also.
Answer: Yes, I believe it is stainless steel.
Q:
What're deferents between Excalibur 3526TB and Excalibur D500SHD except Stainless Steel trays and Stainless Steel exterior?
Q:
What size of dehydrator sheets does this machine require? Thank you
Q:
The product info says the trays are stainless steel. Are they not?
Answer: I got this unit in October 2020 and the trays were stainless steel, along with the door.
Answer: Mine are but I bought it 6 years ago.
Q:
I would love to make delicious beef jerky with this dehydrator! Any suggestions for a novice?
Answer: I have never made jerky, sorry, love. But from reading, I know that you have to make sure it's really dry lest it molds on you.
Q:
doe the dehydrator come with the 10 year manufactures warranty?
Answer: The 10-year warranty is available if this unit is ordered directly from the manufacturer.
Answer: i DO NOT KNOW
Q:
what company makes this
Q:
What is the inside height measurement?
Q:
In the above description, it says, "BPA Free : No" . Which part of this dehydrator that contains BPA ?
Q:
The trays are stainless steel right?
Answer: I have the older model with the stainless steel door and it has stainless steel trays. In the picture the only difference I see is the clear door. The trays look just like mine
Answer: No they are a hard plastic, liners are a plastic mesh.
Q:
Does this dehydrator have the warranty since it is purchased from this company and not directly from the manufacturer?
Q:
Can you dehydrate foods at less than 105 degrees F? With a clear indication that the settings are less than 105.
Answer:
Answer:
Answer: The three food categories -meats and fish, fruits and vegetables, and herbs- require different drying temperatures:
Product reviews of Excalibur D500SHD Electric Food Dehydrator, 5-Tray, Silver (Discontinued
Tracey Scott : How do I decide now what to dehydrate first, .....
I have always been a fan of dehydrating many fruits and meats. Herbs are essential. The possibilities are endless. This is a very popular dehydrator with the ones that know whats out there. I am sure it would live up to its reputation by being tested in my kitchen. I am giving 5 stars not from my personal experience but from several known to have used this brand dehydrator and knowing it has come highly recommended to myself and to others.
Brit : wow!
This is something that I would love to have. It would save my family so much money and I have a recipe for vegetable chips that my friend who is gluten free can actually have :D I really want to do them, and make yummy fruit leather, dried fruits, jerky... so many things you can do!!!
Isaac Waring : Mommypotamous
So lovely! I love finding new ways to save my family money, and I really hope to try this if I win the Mommypotamous giveaway!
~Lissy
~Lissy
zach harbour : Mommypotamus written by Elana Harbour
This thing is awesome I want it! The first thing I would make is fruit roll ups followed by dried apples and beef jerky!
Tatjana Dyck : Mommypotamus
I would dehydrate my garden veggies, and all the peppermint growing around our property for making tea. tea is quite expensive if you drink it almost every day, and would make a lovely gift for others
Healthy or bust : Seeking life long health
Would love this dehydrator to maximize the use of our fresh garden produce and in season produce. I love creating new dishes and I have seen many people use these on TV. Would love to try more raw foods.
El Chupacabras : Mommypotamus
Would love to make some kale chips and other raw goodies for my family as I'm resolved to becoming vegetarian by year's end.
Doug W. : Five Stars
Works great, and it was worth the extra expense to have the assurance of stainless steel trays.
Amazon Customer : My review
I would make kale treats. I always buy them. I will finally be able to make my own. I would definitely make toast/bread/crackers for raw pizza :-)
Kansas City : Perfect!
This would be so great! I've been wanting a dehydrator for years but never had one. I would definitely use it for dehydrating beef jerky, apples and other fruits, nuts, all sorts of veggies and granola. Love the timer feature!
Kindle Customer : I would love to have this!
The first thing I'd make with this is dried apples and pears, followed up with dried bananas the way my grandma used to make them.
Happy customer : dehydrator
I really want to save money by dehydrating apples and such for healthy snacks and preserving produce when it comes on sale .
E. M. Bilek : Versatile and well made
The Excalibur five-tray stainless-steel dehydrator (D500SHD) is excellent. I got it to replace my four-tray Excalibur dehydrator that finally had its heating element fail after nearly 40 years. After that time, and after surviving two overseas moves (during which I operated the dehydrator through a step-down voltage transformer), there were also some cracks appearing in its plastic case and there was a crack in its door. So rather than contacting Excalibur to replace the door and begin troubleshooting the heater by replacing the thermostat, which were parts that they could have sent, I decided to get a new stainless-steel model.
To be clear, the stainless-steel is, apart from the door, stainless panels that are cladding over a plastic box that is BPA-free according to Excalibur’s claims, but I think that the steel will add additional durability to that box. Though I decided to get a new model, Excalibur has appeared to have kept its basic designs and sizes for decades, making parts exchangeable and readily accessible. I appreciate the fact that if a small bit breaks or wears out on one of their dehydrators, that there’s a good chance that it can be repaired.
So far, I am impressed with this new dehydrator. I am happy to see that Excalibur’s quality has not appeared to deteriorate since I got my last Excalibur dehydrator in 1982. Though I was happy with my previous unit, the fan on the new dehydrator seems like it’s more powerful. Thus far I’ve only dried some tomatoes in the new unit, but was pleased at how uniformly the pieces dried. The documentation that came with this dehydrator is much expanded over what I received 40 years ago, and I am looking forward to trying some of the recipes and suggestions in the “Preserve It Naturally” book that came with the new dehydrator.
This new unit feels solid and well made. The five trays that came with the D500SHD dehydrator are 304-grade stainless, according to Excalibur. Neither they nor the stainless panels on the unit’s exterior provide much attraction to a magnet, which is an indication of the metal's quality. Even the machine bolts supplied to attach the door handles are stainless; it’s a nice touch, but if Excalibur puts quality parts into such small things, which most people would not notice and on which they could have saved a few pennies by putting in non-stainless parts, it gives me confidence that the rest of the unit is both as well made and well thought out as it appears. Another indication of its quality is that Excalibur provides a ten-year limited warranty on the dehydrator if it's ordered direct from the factory -- a length far beyond warranties on most consumer products.
As with my previous Excalibur dehydrator, I appreciate the fact that I can operate this unit standing up on its narrow edge. I frequently use it in this position when I make jars of yoghurt. I like the fact that this unit has a timer; but although I can set it for up to 26 hours, I wish that the timer also had an “always-on” setting -- my only criticism with this dehydrator.
I found my previous four-tray model to be big enough for my four-person family (though we did not have a large garden and I never had a large amount of game requiring immediate processing). The new five-tray model is plenty big for my purposes, and I am hopeful that in stainless steel, it will last me at least another 40 years, and if anything does go wrong with it, Excalibur will be around and will have the parts to repair it. I highly recommend Excalibur’s D500SHD five-tray stainless steel dehydrator with no reservations.
To be clear, the stainless-steel is, apart from the door, stainless panels that are cladding over a plastic box that is BPA-free according to Excalibur’s claims, but I think that the steel will add additional durability to that box. Though I decided to get a new model, Excalibur has appeared to have kept its basic designs and sizes for decades, making parts exchangeable and readily accessible. I appreciate the fact that if a small bit breaks or wears out on one of their dehydrators, that there’s a good chance that it can be repaired.
So far, I am impressed with this new dehydrator. I am happy to see that Excalibur’s quality has not appeared to deteriorate since I got my last Excalibur dehydrator in 1982. Though I was happy with my previous unit, the fan on the new dehydrator seems like it’s more powerful. Thus far I’ve only dried some tomatoes in the new unit, but was pleased at how uniformly the pieces dried. The documentation that came with this dehydrator is much expanded over what I received 40 years ago, and I am looking forward to trying some of the recipes and suggestions in the “Preserve It Naturally” book that came with the new dehydrator.
This new unit feels solid and well made. The five trays that came with the D500SHD dehydrator are 304-grade stainless, according to Excalibur. Neither they nor the stainless panels on the unit’s exterior provide much attraction to a magnet, which is an indication of the metal's quality. Even the machine bolts supplied to attach the door handles are stainless; it’s a nice touch, but if Excalibur puts quality parts into such small things, which most people would not notice and on which they could have saved a few pennies by putting in non-stainless parts, it gives me confidence that the rest of the unit is both as well made and well thought out as it appears. Another indication of its quality is that Excalibur provides a ten-year limited warranty on the dehydrator if it's ordered direct from the factory -- a length far beyond warranties on most consumer products.
As with my previous Excalibur dehydrator, I appreciate the fact that I can operate this unit standing up on its narrow edge. I frequently use it in this position when I make jars of yoghurt. I like the fact that this unit has a timer; but although I can set it for up to 26 hours, I wish that the timer also had an “always-on” setting -- my only criticism with this dehydrator.
I found my previous four-tray model to be big enough for my four-person family (though we did not have a large garden and I never had a large amount of game requiring immediate processing). The new five-tray model is plenty big for my purposes, and I am hopeful that in stainless steel, it will last me at least another 40 years, and if anything does go wrong with it, Excalibur will be around and will have the parts to repair it. I highly recommend Excalibur’s D500SHD five-tray stainless steel dehydrator with no reservations.
Sherry M. Hansen : Mommypotamus
If I win this great prize one of the first things I will make are my tasty Spicy Sweet Potato Chips.
These are great for gucamole & salsa.... All things wonderful and nothing bad. :))
These are great for gucamole & salsa.... All things wonderful and nothing bad. :))
Pamela Herr : I want this!
I would love to have this well made dehydrator. Now that we moved and can grow more of our own food this would be a great way to preserve it. I am looking to continue making healthy changes to my families life and this would be a wonderful tool to have.
SmithFam : Excalibur dehydrators are the best!
I have never owned an Excalibur dehydrator because I have I have a Nesco American Harvester which is a work horse but I cannot do yogurt with it. I have children with a lot of different allergies and I struggle making yogurt! Everyone that I know that has an Excalibur loves them and they can do so many different things! So, the first thing that I would make is yogurt!
Pam Burbank : Mommypotamus
This is an excellent product. The first thing I would do is dehydrated raw nuts after soaking to get all the best nutrients out of them!
zach harbour : Mommypotamus written by Elana Harbour
This thing is awesome I want it! The first thing I would make is fruit roll ups followed by dried apples and beef jerky!
Heather Bee : Dried herbs
I would love to try this dehydrator! It seems more heavy-duty than the plastic one I have. I'd probably try some dried herbs and then apples as I like them for the kids' lunches.
I've not seen this model before, thanks for the link!
I've not seen this model before, thanks for the link!
Tatjana Dyck : Mommypotamus
I would dehydrate my garden veggies, and all the peppermint growing around our property for making tea. tea is quite expensive if you drink it almost every day, and would make a lovely gift for others
Happy customer : dehydrator
I really want to save money by dehydrating apples and such for healthy snacks and preserving produce when it comes on sale .
myranda : mommypotamus
cant wait to try some jerky and yogurt recipes, not to mention preserving my produce and making snack-ready food! :-D
M : Kale Chip Conundrum
I am happy with the way that this dehydrator functions overall.
The only reason I rated it a 3 is to bring attention to the spacing inside of the machine.
For foods with more bulk like kale and cauliflower it doesn't work to fill all 5 trays.
There isn't enough space and then the food gets smashed and doesn't dry as well.
People that enjoy kale chips know that you can't just make 2 trays for a party.
I tried making 4 trays and things were cramped and I needed to re situate things
after they had cooked for awhile. It worked, but not as smoothly as when I only made 2 trays.
I would have ordered the 9 tray, but I noticed all of the complaints about how noisy it was so I opted for the 5 tray
knowing I wanted something that I could carry easily and have in a smaller space. Initially the 5 tray doesn't sound that loud,
it's white noise ish, then you start to notice it. When I have it running in the day I put it in the laundry room and shut the door, then
it's fine. In hindsight the 9 tray may have been more useful since I can really only load the 5 tray up with 2 or 3 trays if the food has some puff. If you want to make more than 1 recipe it is nice to have the option of more space.
My recommendation for someone that is going to use the dehydrator for several dishes at a time, kale chips, etc. is that if you have the space and can put it in a room and close the door or have an area of the house that you don't have to hear it go for the 9 tray. I am using the dehydrator often so I started thinking that in the future when we are living in a different home I may consider getting a 9 tray in addition to what I have to accommodate making more food at one time, especially for parties and holidays.
The only reason I rated it a 3 is to bring attention to the spacing inside of the machine.
For foods with more bulk like kale and cauliflower it doesn't work to fill all 5 trays.
There isn't enough space and then the food gets smashed and doesn't dry as well.
People that enjoy kale chips know that you can't just make 2 trays for a party.
I tried making 4 trays and things were cramped and I needed to re situate things
after they had cooked for awhile. It worked, but not as smoothly as when I only made 2 trays.
I would have ordered the 9 tray, but I noticed all of the complaints about how noisy it was so I opted for the 5 tray
knowing I wanted something that I could carry easily and have in a smaller space. Initially the 5 tray doesn't sound that loud,
it's white noise ish, then you start to notice it. When I have it running in the day I put it in the laundry room and shut the door, then
it's fine. In hindsight the 9 tray may have been more useful since I can really only load the 5 tray up with 2 or 3 trays if the food has some puff. If you want to make more than 1 recipe it is nice to have the option of more space.
My recommendation for someone that is going to use the dehydrator for several dishes at a time, kale chips, etc. is that if you have the space and can put it in a room and close the door or have an area of the house that you don't have to hear it go for the 9 tray. I am using the dehydrator often so I started thinking that in the future when we are living in a different home I may consider getting a 9 tray in addition to what I have to accommodate making more food at one time, especially for parties and holidays.
Kathleen Kasprzak : mommypotamus
Beautiful Stainless Machine!
Lining up recipes for my son's (dis-ease) and families health!
A must have for everyone and anyone!
Lining up recipes for my son's (dis-ease) and families health!
A must have for everyone and anyone!
Happy customer : dehydrator
I really want to save money by dehydrating apples and such for healthy snacks and preserving produce when it comes on sale .
E. M. Bilek : Versatile and well made
The Excalibur five-tray stainless-steel dehydrator (D500SHD) is excellent. I got it to replace my four-tray Excalibur dehydrator that finally had its heating element fail after nearly 40 years. After that time, and after surviving two overseas moves (during which I operated the dehydrator through a step-down voltage transformer), there were also some cracks appearing in its plastic case and there was a crack in its door. So rather than contacting Excalibur to replace the door and begin troubleshooting the heater by replacing the thermostat, which were parts that they could have sent, I decided to get a new stainless-steel model.
To be clear, the stainless-steel is, apart from the door, stainless panels that are cladding over a plastic box that is BPA-free according to Excalibur’s claims, but I think that the steel will add additional durability to that box. Though I decided to get a new model, Excalibur has appeared to have kept its basic designs and sizes for decades, making parts exchangeable and readily accessible. I appreciate the fact that if a small bit breaks or wears out on one of their dehydrators, that there’s a good chance that it can be repaired.
So far, I am impressed with this new dehydrator. I am happy to see that Excalibur’s quality has not appeared to deteriorate since I got my last Excalibur dehydrator in 1982. Though I was happy with my previous unit, the fan on the new dehydrator seems like it’s more powerful. Thus far I’ve only dried some tomatoes in the new unit, but was pleased at how uniformly the pieces dried. The documentation that came with this dehydrator is much expanded over what I received 40 years ago, and I am looking forward to trying some of the recipes and suggestions in the “Preserve It Naturally” book that came with the new dehydrator.
This new unit feels solid and well made. The five trays that came with the D500SHD dehydrator are 304-grade stainless, according to Excalibur. Neither they nor the stainless panels on the unit’s exterior provide much attraction to a magnet, which is an indication of the metal's quality. Even the machine bolts supplied to attach the door handles are stainless; it’s a nice touch, but if Excalibur puts quality parts into such small things, which most people would not notice and on which they could have saved a few pennies by putting in non-stainless parts, it gives me confidence that the rest of the unit is both as well made and well thought out as it appears. Another indication of its quality is that Excalibur provides a ten-year limited warranty on the dehydrator if it's ordered direct from the factory -- a length far beyond warranties on most consumer products.
As with my previous Excalibur dehydrator, I appreciate the fact that I can operate this unit standing up on its narrow edge. I frequently use it in this position when I make jars of yoghurt. I like the fact that this unit has a timer; but although I can set it for up to 26 hours, I wish that the timer also had an “always-on” setting -- my only criticism with this dehydrator.
I found my previous four-tray model to be big enough for my four-person family (though we did not have a large garden and I never had a large amount of game requiring immediate processing). The new five-tray model is plenty big for my purposes, and I am hopeful that in stainless steel, it will last me at least another 40 years, and if anything does go wrong with it, Excalibur will be around and will have the parts to repair it. I highly recommend Excalibur’s D500SHD five-tray stainless steel dehydrator with no reservations.
To be clear, the stainless-steel is, apart from the door, stainless panels that are cladding over a plastic box that is BPA-free according to Excalibur’s claims, but I think that the steel will add additional durability to that box. Though I decided to get a new model, Excalibur has appeared to have kept its basic designs and sizes for decades, making parts exchangeable and readily accessible. I appreciate the fact that if a small bit breaks or wears out on one of their dehydrators, that there’s a good chance that it can be repaired.
So far, I am impressed with this new dehydrator. I am happy to see that Excalibur’s quality has not appeared to deteriorate since I got my last Excalibur dehydrator in 1982. Though I was happy with my previous unit, the fan on the new dehydrator seems like it’s more powerful. Thus far I’ve only dried some tomatoes in the new unit, but was pleased at how uniformly the pieces dried. The documentation that came with this dehydrator is much expanded over what I received 40 years ago, and I am looking forward to trying some of the recipes and suggestions in the “Preserve It Naturally” book that came with the new dehydrator.
This new unit feels solid and well made. The five trays that came with the D500SHD dehydrator are 304-grade stainless, according to Excalibur. Neither they nor the stainless panels on the unit’s exterior provide much attraction to a magnet, which is an indication of the metal's quality. Even the machine bolts supplied to attach the door handles are stainless; it’s a nice touch, but if Excalibur puts quality parts into such small things, which most people would not notice and on which they could have saved a few pennies by putting in non-stainless parts, it gives me confidence that the rest of the unit is both as well made and well thought out as it appears. Another indication of its quality is that Excalibur provides a ten-year limited warranty on the dehydrator if it's ordered direct from the factory -- a length far beyond warranties on most consumer products.
As with my previous Excalibur dehydrator, I appreciate the fact that I can operate this unit standing up on its narrow edge. I frequently use it in this position when I make jars of yoghurt. I like the fact that this unit has a timer; but although I can set it for up to 26 hours, I wish that the timer also had an “always-on” setting -- my only criticism with this dehydrator.
I found my previous four-tray model to be big enough for my four-person family (though we did not have a large garden and I never had a large amount of game requiring immediate processing). The new five-tray model is plenty big for my purposes, and I am hopeful that in stainless steel, it will last me at least another 40 years, and if anything does go wrong with it, Excalibur will be around and will have the parts to repair it. I highly recommend Excalibur’s D500SHD five-tray stainless steel dehydrator with no reservations.
Bliss : Would like to try
I would love to try fruit roll ups with this? This looks so very easy to do will have to try it.
MomChef : High quality yummy food!
Wow! Such a nice unit to preserve lots of healthy foods by dehydration. My boys have been begging me to make homemade beef jerkey because they love to camp and love to take jerky on their excursions. So, of course, jerky will be my first thing to dehydrate in this unit! My next thing would be soaked and dehydrated pecans and walnuts because it makes them healthier and oh so yummy!
Dale Stoltzfus : Excellent!
I love to use my Dehydrator for drying fruits and making yogurt. I am excited that they have come out with a stainless steel one. ~Anna
Kindle Customer : I would love to have this!
The first thing I'd make with this is dried apples and pears, followed up with dried bananas the way my grandma used to make them.
Amazon Customer : My review
I would make kale treats. I always buy them. I will finally be able to make my own. I would definitely make toast/bread/crackers for raw pizza :-)
C. Martin : Mommypatamus and dehydrators
Cant wait to try it when I am making some dried tomatoes for the first time!! I am so excited!
Jennifer Smith : To Mommypotamus!
My former neighbor has one of these and she loved it!!! I'm sure it's the same one. She made fruit leathers, jerky, and all kinds of other things. I'll use mine for the same things.
me : My own strange review
Every one of these reviews claims to want to use the machine. None actually own it nor have any experience with the machine.
Very strange.
Are there any real users here?
Very strange.
Are there any real users here?
Littlebarefootregners : I would love this
The first thing I would make would probably be fruit leather or beef jerky! I would love one of these for herbs as well!!
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