InoxAir Induction Ceiling Hood

InoxAir Induction Ceiling Hood is an exhaust air hood made of chromium nickel steel for professional kitchens, with an internal supply air duct. According to the manufacturer, fresh air is blown into the hood through a nozzle outlet element and directed towards the filters as an induced air stream; this creates a negative pressure zone inside the hood. The hood is fitted with flame-proof filters of type A.

You can choose between InoxAir's TOPline (welded version) and PROFIline (spot-welded version).

According to the catalogue, extract air, supply air and number of filters depend only on the width and apply to all depths and both lines:

• TOPline: welded version made of chromium nickel steel, material 1.4301; according to the manufacturer welded at the corner and end joints, cut edges protected by folds and rounded burr-free, ground on one side (Duplo finish, grit 320) and coated on one side with plastic film for protection during transport and installation.
• PROFIline: spot-welded version made of chromium nickel steel, material 1.4301, surface with Duplo finish (inoxair.de).
• Circumferential grease and condensate collection channel made of chromium nickel steel, welded at the bottom; the chrome-plated grease drain cock with ball valve and internal thread sits at the deep-drawn outlet of the channel.
• Stainless steel panels close the gaps between the filters.
• Filter type A: according to the manufacturer, a separator of construction type A in accordance with DIN 18869-5 and VDI 2052 with TÜV approval, made of chromium nickel steel 1.4301, designed as a vortex filter.
• According to the manufacturer, filter type A is wear-free and can be cleaned in the dishwasher.
• According to the catalogue, supply air of up to 50% in addition to the extract air volume is possible.

Select the version under Size. The dimensions are given in the order width x depth x height. The addition VDI 2052 refers to the type A filters. The article number shows the series:

The variant name does not refer to a two-part design. inoxair.de describes induction ceiling hoods from 2400 mm depth as two-part, while the catalogue lists the IDT 24.. VDI types without this addition; if relevant, please clarify this with us before ordering.

According to the InoxAir catalogue Exhaust air hoods (p. 26), extractor hoods in professional kitchens must overlap the cooking appliances by at least 30 cm on all sides. For appliances with a door, for example pizza ovens, at least twice the overlap must be planned on the door side, i.e. at least 60 cm. The manufacturer refers to VDI 2052 and EN 16282; the hood must be positioned above the kitchen block with sufficient overlap.