Mechanical pre-filtration
The inlet filter intercepts larger oil droplets and particles, reducing the coarse grease load entering the electrostatic cell.
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Oil Fume Purifier
Product specifications
| Specification | 6000 m³/h configuration | 10000 m³/h configuration |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | ST | |
| Material | Stainless steel | |
| Overall dimensions | 870 × 700 × 680 mm | 1450 × 700 × 680 mm |
| Airflow | 6000 m³/h | 10000 m³/h |
| Connection diameter | Ø200 mm | Ø250 mm |
| Purification efficiency | 95% | |
| Noise | 38 dB | |
| Power | 0.5 kW | 1.0 kW |
| Power supply | 220 V / 50 Hz | |
| Weight | 20 kg | 48 kg |
| Customization | Available | |
Specifications can be customized to your requirements.
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Oil Fume Purifier treats grease-laden exhaust from cooking equipment using electrostatic precipitation. It charges fine oil droplets and smoke particles, then collects them on electrode plates, reducing the particulate grease carried into downstream ductwork and toward the exhaust outlet.
Mechanical pre-filtration intercepts larger droplets before the electrostatic collection stage. The removable cell arrangement allows deposited grease to be cleaned from the collection surfaces, helping restore collection performance as deposits accumulate.
OPERATING PRINCIPLE
Separate grease through mechanical and electrical stages
Ionization and plate collection
The high-voltage ionization zone charges suspended particles. The collection field then draws those particles onto electrode plates as the air stream passes through the unit.
Sealed cell arrangement
Close-fitting collection components help direct the airflow through the treatment area, limiting untreated air bypass around the cell.
Removable, cleanable cells
The electrode assembly can be removed for cleaning. Removing accumulated grease keeps collection surfaces available for the next operating cycle.
CONFIGURATION SELECTION
Choose the airflow and installation envelope together
6000 m³/h configuration
The shorter cabinet and smaller connection suit an exhaust duty matched to this airflow where installation space is more constrained. Its lower equipment weight also changes the support arrangement required.
10000 m³/h configuration
The higher-airflow option uses a longer cabinet and larger connection. It suits systems with a greater exhaust duty, with additional space and support capacity allowed for the larger unit.
Match the complete exhaust system
Select against the hood’s design airflow, duct resistance and fan duty. Provide suitable duct transitions and access clearance for removal of the collection cells.
APPLICATIONS
Cooking exhaust treatment
Restaurant kitchens
Collect oil droplets and smoke particles from exhaust serving frying, grilling and other grease-producing cooking stations.
Canteens and catering kitchens
Treat a suitably sized kitchen exhaust stream during repeated meal preparation, with cleaning intervals matched to grease loading.
Kitchen ventilation upgrades
Add a particulate grease-collection stage where an existing exhaust arrangement needs treatment before discharge, allowing for cabinet access and duct connections.
MAINTENANCE
Remove deposits before they impair collection
Inspect according to cooking duty
Check the pre-filter and electrode cells regularly. Cooking method and operating hours determine how quickly grease deposits build up.
Clean and refit the cells
Service the removable assembly with the power isolated, following the unit’s cleaning and discharge instructions. Refit clean, dry components correctly before restarting.
Keep the airflow path clear
Maintain the surrounding ductwork and exhaust fan as part of the same service routine so the purifier receives the intended airflow.
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