Sirius supplies energy-efficient extracts to Westfield development

05 October, 2011

Sirius Products has supplied modular ESP and UV filtration to 13 restaurants in the new Westfield Stratford development. The systems are designed to enhance efficiency and performance by increasing air-inlet velocities to in excess of 12 m/s, improving the oxidising capacity of UV radiation with TiO2 coated photo-catalytic filters, and creating a more robust ionisation field to filter grease, smoke and other contaminants. Developed specifically for commercial kitchen environments, they feature unique cylindrical anode collection tubes for unrivalled collection of ambient pollutants.

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