In short: the TTM Evolène is a Swiss-made double half wheel raclette machine: two cheeses placed in a row, each under its own 1000 W heating element, which you switch on separately. At 14.5 kg, with a base one metre long and a price of €699 excluding VAT on TTM’s official shop, it is a service tool for restaurants, caterers and stalls, not a party gadget.
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At a glance: TTM Evolène
| Feature | TTM Evolène |
|---|---|
| Type | Double half wheel raclette machine, 2 x 1/2 wheel placed in a row (TTM) |
| Number of people | Not stated by TTM |
| Power | 2 x 1000 W, two independent heating elements switched separately (TTM) |
| Power supply / voltage | Electric, 230 V; 115 V version available (TTM) |
| Controls | Tilting cheese holders, each on a swivel arm; each heating element switches on separately (TTM) |
| Dimensions and weight | Base 100 x 28 cm, height 40 cm, 14.5 kg (TTM) |
| Materials | Two non-stick “combi” cheese holders, varnished wooden side handles (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 €699 excl. VAT on TTM’s official shop, checked on 09/11/2026 |
What we take away
The Evolène can be summed up in one sentence: two half wheels side by side, in a single row, each under its own 1000 W heating element. TTM states that the two heaters are switched separately, so you can run a single half wheel when the dining room empties instead of heating thin air. Each cheese sits on a tilting non-stick “combi” holder mounted on a swivel arm: you swing the cheese away from the heat to scrape, swing it back, and the neighbouring half wheel has already caught up. In the middle of a rush, that back-and-forth is exactly what keeps the plates moving.
This is a counter machine: a 100 x 28 cm base, 40 cm high and 14.5 kg according to TTM. The varnished wooden side handles help when moving it, ideally with both hands. It comes in 230 V, with a 115 V version available according to the manufacturer, and carries the Swissmade label: TTM is based in Sierre, in the Valais, which is to say raclette country. On the other hand, TTM gives no number of covers, no hourly output and no warranty period on its product page.
On buying, let’s be straight: the Evolène is mostly sold in Switzerland (TTM’s official shop, Fust, Galaxus) and we did not find it on Amazon, so the button on this page simply runs a search.
Strengths
- Two 1000 W heating elements, switched separately
- You can work with a single half wheel
- Tilting non-stick holders on swivel arms
- 115 V version available according to TTM
- Made in Switzerland (Swissmade)
Things to consider
- 14.5 kg and a metre long: it needs a proper spot
- No number of people or output stated by TTM
- No warranty period on the product page
- Mostly sold in Switzerland, not found on Amazon
- €699 excl. VAT: a professional budget
Who is it for?
For restaurants serving raclette by the half wheel, caterers running company evenings and stalls that want two cheeses on the go at once. Make sure your power supply can handle both 1000 W heaters running together. If you are setting up a market chalet, our guide to Christmas market raclette will help you prepare the stall.
For a demanding home cook who regularly hosts a big table, it is possible, provided you have the space and the budget. For a Sunday-night raclette for four, though, it is a bit like chartering a coach to fetch the bread.
Alternatives
- TTM Trio: three round half wheels and two 1000 W heating units, one with a potentiometer, to go up a notch (€969 excl. VAT from TTM).
- TTM DS 2000: two half wheels on a 53 cm base, 1000 W and 7.6 kg, for lighter use (€329 excl. VAT from TTM).
- TTM Raclette Ambiance: another machine from TTM’s classic raclette range, already reviewed on the site.
- Casselin CAR12: a half wheel machine from Casselin, for a single half wheel.
To see how the Evolène compares with consumer machines, read our raclette grill comparison. And for ideas on what to serve with the cheese, browse our recipes.
Frequently asked questions
Can the TTM Evolène be used with a single half wheel?
Yes. TTM states that the two 1000 W heating elements are switched separately: you can turn on just one and work with a single half wheel.
What is the power of the TTM Evolène?
2 x 1000 W, with two independent heating elements, at 230 V. A 115 V version is available according to TTM.
Where can I buy the TTM Evolène?
Mainly in Switzerland: on TTM’s official shop (€699 excl. VAT, checked on 09/11/2026) or from retailers such as Fust and Galaxus. We did not find it on Amazon as of 09/11/2026.
