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yes, if it has a hood it has to have a fire suppression system.
My brother has a Restaurant and days ago, he upgraded the Fire Suppression System (also named Ansul System). So the ansul, has only a microswitch that has only 3 leads (two contacts, one "nc" and "no"). Now, how is the diagram to interconnect this microswitch with othe elements (electrical) to disconnect one outlet that is located under the hood plus the fan, as per code here in the city? The guy who install the Ansul did only the mechanical part. I'm an electrician and I would like to do the electrical connections.
The battery is under the floor of the trunk on the right side. You can't disconnect it under the hood.
Under current Ansul design specifications, UL300 and NFPA 17A standards, there is no requirement if the pizza oven is fitted with a door. If the oven is open, even with no open flame, due to a build up of oils and greases from cheese and meats within the appliance, there is still the potential for these to ignite from the heat (as these natural oils could reach flashpoint) and therefore, would be considered as a high risk appliance and should be covered along with the hood and extract duct. This is the same for grills (Salamander Broilers).
Well, those new little roundy round home pizza cookers don't need a hood, buy they're only good for up to a 12" pizza. Any commercial pizza oven that I know of, will require a ventilation hood. Many areas will also require a fire suppression system. You're talking about a big investment.
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Hood cleaning First disarm the fire suppression system if you have one. Turn off all appliances gas pilot lights. cover appliances with card board and than with plastic. Remove filters and scrape grease. After scraping grease spray chemical in entire hood system from top to bottom. Let chemical work for 20 minutes and than steam clean it. You can watch video at my site how to do it. I hope it helps you. Do not forget fire system needs to be armed after cleaning done.
There are lots of factors in the design which will account for the cost of a system. Things to take into account are number of appliances to be covered, size of the plenum and number of extraction ducts and number of manual pulls required. For a small restaurant with one appliance line, small hood and one manual release point, you would be looking at around £1,700 with labour.
Alarm was activated in food court at Great Wraps ... The French fry grease splatter in the Schwarma grill and caused a small fire which activated the fire hood suppression system
1. get a manual because you will need it. 2. disconnect the battery. 3. disconnect the fuel lines. 4. disconnect the cooling system. 5. remove the exhaust system (makes more room and things more accessible.) 6. locate motor and transmission mounts. 7. remove the intake system so that you can bolt the cherry picker to the maniford. 8. take photos of things so you have a real life example of the way that things were under YOUR hood.
have 12ft hood 3lights fireready heavy stainless want. 2000.oo
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