Eliminate grease, smoke and odour from kitchen extract emissions

02 February, 2012

Air-management specialist Sirius Products has developed a modular filtration system designed to eliminate around 98% of perceptible grease, smoke and odour from kitchen extract emissions. This system consists of high-performance electrostatic precipitators and UV filtration units; it can be configured to accommodate any airflow and any cooking process, and is ideal for use in locations where issues of environmental health and sustainability are of particular concern. By improving capture efficiency and eliminating the need for non-recyclable filters, Sirius’s ESP and UV filtration sends almost zero waste to landfill and significantly reduces overall energy consumption.

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