In short: the TTM DS 2000 is a Swiss-made double half wheel raclette machine that takes round as well as square cheeses. At 1000 W, 7.6 kg and €329 excluding VAT on TTM’s official shop, it costs less than its Super and Evolène siblings: a good tool for buffets, big tables and small venues.
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At a glance: TTM DS 2000
| Feature | TTM DS 2000 |
|---|---|
| Type | Double half wheel raclette machine, 2 x 1/2 round or square wheel (TTM) |
| Number of people | Not stated by TTM |
| Power | 1000 W in total (TTM) |
| Power supply / voltage | Electric, 230 V; 115 V version available (TTM) |
| Controls | Tilting cheese holders; centring under the heating element adjustable to cheese thickness; height set by turning around a threaded rod; on/off switch (TTM) |
| Dimensions and weight | Base 53 x 28 cm, height 32 cm, 7.6 kg (TTM) |
| Accessories | Sold separately by TTM: Profi and Chef raclette knives, wooden stands, apron, potato fork |
| Warranty | Not stated on TTM’s product page |
| Made in | Switzerland, Swissmade (TTM, Sierre, Valais) |
| Indicative price | about €329 excl. VAT on TTM’s official shop, checked on 09/11/2026 |
What we take away
The DS 2000 is the entry ticket to TTM’s double half wheel machines. Two half cheeses on a 53 x 28 cm base, round or square as you like according to the manufacturer: a detail that matters when your cheesemonger delivers a different format from the one you ordered. The holders tilt, their centring under the heating element adjusts to the thickness of the cheese, and the height is set by turning around a threaded rod. One on/off switch, and that’s it: no potentiometer or dual controls announced. Simplicity has its merits mid-service, when nobody has time to read a manual.
The key point to understand is power: 1000 W in total according to TTM, for two half wheels. The Evolène claims twice that, with one 1000 W element per cheese. The DS 2000 is therefore better suited to a moderate pace, a buffet, a big table or a small dining room, than to a continuous restaurant rush. At 7.6 kg and 32 cm high, it is easy to carry from one room to another, and it comes in 230 V as well as 115 V according to TTM.
On buying: TTM’s official shop lists it at €329 excl. VAT (checked on 09/11/2026), and it is available from Swiss retailers such as Fust or Galaxus. There is an Amazon.fr listing, but it showed “currently unavailable” on 09/11/2026; the button on this page runs an Amazon.com search. Check availability before counting on it for your next service.
Strengths
- Takes round and square cheeses
- Adjustable centring and holder height
- Light for a double half wheel: 7.6 kg
- 115 V version available according to TTM
- Cheaper than the Super and the Evolène (€329 excl. VAT)
Things to consider
- 1000 W in total for two cheeses: a more moderate pace
- A simple on/off switch, no power control announced
- No number of people or warranty stated by TTM
- Amazon.fr listing “currently unavailable” on 09/11/2026
Who is it for?
For caterers doing buffets, small dining rooms, clubs hosting a raclette night and demanding home cooks who want a taste of real half wheel service without investing in a restaurant machine. For a Christmas market stall with a constant queue, a model with two heating elements will cope better; our guide to Christmas market raclette will help you size the stall.
In short, it is the machine for people who want the scraper’s gesture, cheese flowing from the wheel to the plate, without turning the dining room into a professional kitchen.
Alternatives
- TTM Super: two round or square half wheels, 1000 W, cast aluminium base plate with a natural stone insert, swivel arm (€445 excl. VAT from TTM).
- TTM Evolène: two half wheels in a row and two separately switched 1000 W heaters, for a real restaurant pace (€699 excl. VAT from TTM).
- TTM Trio: three round half wheels and two 1000 W heating units, for high output (€969 excl. VAT from TTM).
- TTM Raclette Ambiance: another machine from TTM’s classic raclette range, already reviewed on the site.
- Louis Tellier Alpage RACL01: a half wheel machine from Louis Tellier, already reviewed on the site.
To see where it stands against consumer machines, read our raclette grill comparison, and pick up ideas from our recipes.
Frequently asked questions
Does the TTM DS 2000 take square cheeses?
Yes. TTM presents it as a raclette oven for two half cheeses, round or square.
What is the power of the TTM DS 2000?
1000 W in total for both half wheels, at 230 V, according to TTM. A 115 V version is available.
Is the TTM DS 2000 available on Amazon?
There is an Amazon.fr listing, but it was “currently unavailable” on 09/11/2026. The machine is sold on TTM’s official shop (about €329 excl. VAT) and by Swiss retailers such as Fust or Galaxus.
