PROJECT:
ITEM NO:
Model SHBCU-C-W-ASI
LOCATION:
General Specifications
Furnish CADDYAirSystems Exhaust Hood Model
SHBCU-C-W-ASI as shown on the plans and as described
in the following specifications.
Ultra-Violet Ventilator
509 Sharptown Road P.O. Box 345
Bridgeport, NJ 08014-0345
Tel: 856-467-4222 Fax: 856-467-5511
internet: www.caddycorp.com
CADDY CORPORATION
CADDY Air Systems
Application
Wall mounted canopy style for use over all types of cooking
equipment where integral make-up air is required.
All specifications subject to change without notice
08/07
General
Exhaust ventilator shall be constructed of 18 gauge type 300
series stainless steel. All exposed surfaces to have a
number #4 finish. Construction to meet all requirements of
NFPA 96 and NSF Standard No.2. To include necessary
hanger brackets at front and rear for suspending from
building overhead structure.
Description
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is an Ultra-Violet type and is UL Listed under the standards
as set forth in UL710 "Exhaust Hoods for Commercial
Cooking Equipment". This ventilator uses Ultra-Violet light
source technology for cleaning the inside of the hood. The
ventilator shall be complete with a control panel with a
ON/OFF switch, alarm reset button, alarm buzzer, and
status lights to indicate power on, maintenance required,
and light safety shut-down. This ventilator is 95% grease
extraction efficient when operated and maintained in
accordance with design specifications. This high efficiency
is accomplished by utilizing removable stainless steel baffle
cartridges containing a series of horizontal, self-draining
baffles. As the air is drawn around the baffles, the grease,
dust and lint particles are slung from the airstream by
centrifugal force. As the liquefied grease is extracted, it is
drained off via a trough into grease collection containers at
each end of the ventilator. At the end of the cooking day or
at scheduled intervals, the baffle cartridges are removed for
cleaning without having to climb up or onto the cooking
equipment. Once removed, the baffle cartridges can be
washed either in a dishwasher or soaked and rinsed off in a
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The ventilator can be equipped with an optional fusible link
type fire damper assembly.
Light Fixtures
All light fixtures shall be pre-wired to a single connection
point. Ventilators built in multiple sections to be furnished
with junction boxes for ease of field connection by the
Electrical Trades. Light bulbs furnished and installed by the
Kitchen Equipment Contractor.
Exhaust Fans/Make-Up Air Units
Exhaust fans are to be provided and installed by others in
compliance with local codes. Fans should be induced draft,
squirrel cage design, equipped with backward inclined
blades.
Fire Protection
NFPA Standard No. 96 and local codes require a fire
extinguishing system for protection of the duct collar and
plenum of all ventilators, as well as for the protection of
various cooking appliances such as deep fat fryers, griddles,
ranges, and broilers, which may be a source of ignition of
grease. Consult factory and local fire officials for exact
requirements. UL Listed fire protection systems may be
pre-piped by Caddy at the time of manufacture, assuring
concealment of piping and detectors.
Approvals
Ventilator shall be UL listed, listed by NSF, and be in
accordance with all of the recommendations set forth by
NFPA's Standard #96. All ventilators must meet all
applicable codes.
Make-Up Air (Internal Discharge)
Ventilator shall have a fully insulated supply plenum with
duct collar/fire damper assemblies and air registers internally
mounted for discharging untempered make-up air directly
into canopy of ventilator. The amount of make-up air
supplied through this design is directly related to the type of
cooking equipment located beneath the hood. The
percentage of supply air distributed will vary as a function of
the thermal currents generated by each individual appliance.
When specifying this style, consult factory for specific supply
volumes. This air may be untempered in most areas,
depending upon climatic conditions and the type of cooking
equipment.
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