Britannia cleans up kitchen ventilation

12 January, 2010

Britannia Kitchen Ventilation has introduced an advanced filtration unit to provide final air cleaning after a UV canopy, removing any remaining airborne particles. Ecostream units provide four stages of filtration, including HEPA and refillable carbon elements to remove any remaining odours, smoke and ozone. Ecostream can also be used in conventional kitchen ventilation systems to remove grease and odours where a full UV canopy would not be suitable.

Filter life is indicated with large differential-pressure gauges clearly indicating when maintenance is required. All filters elements are available ex–stock from Britannia, as well as maintenance contracts.

Several units can be grouped to handle higher extract volumes. They can be floor mounted or suspended from the roof structure.

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