7′ Type 1 Commercial Kitchen Wall Canopy Hood and Fan System

The 7′ Commercial Kitchen Wall Canopy Hood and Fan System features a 7′ long exhaust-only wall canopy hood with a front perforated supply plenum, a built-in 3″ back standoff, and a 48″ depth that improves the capture and containment of grease vapors at lower airflow volumes.

Note: This system is a very basic package. Unless you are a professional installer, we strongly recommend you take 2 mins to answer a few questions so we can create a system to meet your exact needs. There is no obligation or annoying sales pitch. We’ll send you a price quote, with all the specifications and drawings in 24 hours or less. Changes can be made after you review with your installers/inspectors. Just click the orange box above where it says “Need Help Finding the Right Hood or Fan”.

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The 7′ Hood System includes:

• 430 SS Where Exposed
• 48″ depth provides better capture and containment of cooking vapors at lower airflow volumes.
• 600 degree hood rating – allows use with medium to heavy duty cooking equipment providing ultimate flexibility.
• FILTER – 16″ tall x 16″ wide Kleen-Gard Stainless Steel Baffle Filter with Handles and Bottom Hanging Hook, UL Classified
• Incandescent Light Fixture-High Temp Assembly, Includes Clear Thermal and Shock Resistant Globe (L55 Fixture), Bulbs By Others
• EXHAUST RISER – Factory installed 14″ Diameter x 4″ Height
• SUPPLY RISER – 12″x 24″ Supply Riser with Volume Dampers
• 1/2 Pint Grease Cup New Style, Flanged Slotted

Optional Hood Items: These will be included if you click “Need Help Finding the Right Hood” above.

• Fire Suppression System – Required by law for all hoods. These can be purchased and installed by a local licensed company if not ordered with your hood.

• Utility Cabinet – Cabinet can house pre-wired electrical controls and fire suppression system. Right or left mounted.

• Electrical Prewired Package – LCD interface for easy adjustment and use of lights and fan. Thermostatically controlled with room temperature sensor. Demand Control (DCV) options available.

If any other add-ons or customizations are need please contact us. We work directly with the manufacture to configure everything to your exact specifications.

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High Speed Direct Drive Centrifugal Upblast Exhaust Fan with speed control (single phase only), disconnect switch and 13-3/4″ wheel.

• Exhaust Fan handles 1575 CFM @ -0.500″ wc ESP, Fan runs at 1503 RPM
• Exhaust Motor: 0.500 HP, 1 Phase 115 V, 60Hz, 8.4 FLA, ODP (Open Drip Proof)
• Grease Cup for kitchen-duty centrifugal exhaust fans, Box Dimensions 17-1/8 L X 5-1/16 W X 3-3/4 H (18 GA.) (Includes Down Spout)
• Curb CRB19.5X20E On Fan # 1 Flat Curb
• Hinged Base for Curb. Standard Hinge attached to curb. Used on Fans with wheels 20 inches or smaller. 12 GA Galvanized
• Vented Base for Curb

Untempered Supply Unit with 10″ Blower in Size #1 Housing – Tempered Units Available. Please contact us for pricing and specifications.

• Supply Fan handles 1260 CFM @ 0.250″ wc ESP, Fan runs at 547 RPM
• Supply Motor: 0.333 HP, 1 Phase 115 V, 60Hz, 7.0 FLA, ODP (Open Drip Proof)
• Down Discharge – Air Flow Right -> Left (Side discharge available)
• Sloped Filtered Intake for Size #1 Standard Untempered Supply Unit. 22″ Wide x 25.875″ Long x 23.375″ High. Includes 2″ MV EZ Kleen Metal Mesh Filters
• Curb CRB21X20 On Fan # 2 Flat Curb

An upgrade to the Captrate Solo Filter is available. Contact us for details.

Free Ground Shipping to Contiguous United States. Canada, Hawaii, and Alaska Excluded

NOTICE: Canadian orders require a shipping quote before processing. Please contact us for more information.

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Return Policy: No returns or exchanges accepted. All sales final. Refused deliveries will not be refunded. Please confirm all details before ordering.Related Articles and Resources

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Categories: Kitchens