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Summary of Contents for CADEXAIR STADIUM Series
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS MAINTENANCE………………………………...14 STADIUM HOOD FILTER REPLACEMENT WARNING .............. 1 FREQUENCY………………………………...14 INTRODUCTION ........... 1 STAINLESS-STEEL MAINTENANCE……..15 INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DESCRIPTION – STADIUM HOOD .. 2 EXHAUST AND FIRE PROTECTION HOMOLOGATION AND CERTIFICATION ... 2 SYSTEMS…………………………………….16 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE REPLACEMENT PARTS………………………..16 COMPONENTS .......... -
Page 3: Warning
IMPORTANT Cadexair is not responsible for the installation of the hoods at the job site unless it is clearly stipulated in the sales contract. A commercial range hood must always be installed in accordance with the current NFPA 96 edition and local standards. -
Page 4: General Description - Stadium Hood
GENERAL DESCRIPTION – STADIUM HOOD HOMOLOGATION AND CERTIFICATION The Stadium hood is ULC-S646 and ULC-S647 certified and meets NFPA 99 standard. UL-710: Exhaust Hoods for Commercial Cooking Equipment ULC-S646: Standard for Exhaust Hoods and Related Controls for Commercial and Institutional Cooking Equipment ULC-S647: Standard for Exhaust Cleaning and Recirculation Assemblies for Commercial and Institutional Kitchen Exhaust Systems. -
Page 5: Bill Of Materials
Finally, the hood is connected to a Cadexair CC200-CC50 controller, for a control sequence that complies with the ULC-S647 standard and the NFPA 96 standard. BILL OF MATERIALS HOOD MODEL BILL OF MATERIALS Stadium hood with filters in front and a 1000 CFM maximum capacity... -
Page 6: Sequencecc200-Cc50
USER INTERFACE CC50 SECTION / STADIUM SECTION (AIR CLEANER) To access the Stadium hood page, simply use the navigation buttons from the main or secondary page. On this page, you can see the filter status and differential pressure in real time. The differential pressure is measured to determine filter clogging. -
Page 7: Setting
To access the air cleaner’s settings page, press the settings button in the upper right corner on the cleaner’s main page. Or on the settings page USER REQUIRED - TECHNICAL (TECH) For more details, please refer to the CC200 user manual available at wwww.cadexair.com, documents tab... -
Page 8: Filter Alarms
FILTER ALARMS In the event of a filter alarm, the status will change on the cleaner’s main page. Filter Normal filter Pre-filter alarm Filter alarm No filter Pre-filter Flashing Bag filter Flashing Box filter Flashing Cleaner - Alarm panel FILTER OVERLOAD When the filters reach maximum clogging, the system fan will shut down. -
Page 9: High Temperature - Firestat
In case of damage, the buyer must clearly indicate it on the carrier's acceptance document and notify Cadexair as soon as possible by providing photos of the damaged merchandise. CHECKING THE PARTS – RECEIPT ... -
Page 10: Sizsing And Positioning The Hood
SIZING AND POSITIONING THE HOOD The size of the hood is an essential element for the proper operation of the product and for compliance with product certification. The hood must have a minimum overhang of 12 inches (300 mm) in front of the equipment and 6 inches (150 mm) on the sides. -
Page 11: Clearance To Materials
IMPORTANT The Stadium Series hood is heavier than standard hoods. LIFTING, SUSPENSION AND LEVELING Attach the anchor points to the building structure according to the position of the hood’s suspension brackets and install a 7/16"... -
Page 12: Connecting The Exhaust Collar To The Hood
Lift the hood and secure the hood with the threaded rods. All suspension brackets for the hood must be held by a threaded rod. Adjust the height of the hood with the bolts of the threaded rods within the suspension brackets to make the hood level. CONNECTING THE EXHAUST COLLAR TO THE HOOD Unless the authorities having jurisdiction have approved lower quality ductwork, as permitted by ULC-S-647, the exhaust duct must meet NFPA 96 standard. -
Page 13: Plumbing Connection For Self-Cleaning Hoods
PLUMBING CONNECTION FOR SELF-CLEANING HOODS The self-cleaning hood series is equipped with a 3/8" compression brass fitting for each hood section. The hoods are equipped with a 2" female NPT drain connection. ELECTRICAL FITTINGS Hoods are frequently equipped with lights. Depending on the type of product, lighting is pre-wired per hood section to a junction box. -
Page 14: Installation And Adjustement Of Geo-Vary Filter
Make sure that all the filters are in place and have on hand the flow rates required to operate the hood correctly. Cadexair recommends the following method, based on measurements taken using a propeller anemometer with a 2.75" (70 mm) wheel. Take 5 velocity readings in the filter slots as shown in the image below. - Page 15 For calculations in imperial units, use air velocity units in feet per minute and use the effective area value in square feet (SQ.FT) for a flow rate in cubic feet per minute (CFM). For calculations in metric units, use air velocity units in meters per hour and use the effective area value in square meters (SQ.M) for a flow rate in cubic meters per hour.
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Page 16: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE IMPORTANT It is strongly recommended to have replacement filters in stock at all times on the premises where the hood is located. Despite the implementation of a normal maintenance cycle, it is possible that particular events increase the volume of cooking (festivals, high season, etc.) STADIUM HOOD FILTER REPLACEMENT FREQUENCY The pre-filters, bag filters and box filters must be changed regularly to maintain the high grease... -
Page 17: Stainless-Steel Maintenance
STAINLESS-STEEL MAINTENANCE Stainless-steel is highly resistant to corrosion, but requires regular maintenance to maintain its surface integrity. Clean the metal as soon as it becomes soiled and avoid waiting until deep cleaning is necessary. Regular cleaning with a mild soap or detergent, followed by a hot water rinse, usually works well. -
Page 18: Inspection And Maintenance Of Exhaust And Fire Protection Systems
INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF EXHAUST AND FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS Owners of commercial kitchens should have their exhaust systems inspected regularly to ensure staff and public safety. Consult your insurance company to know the inspections required by local regulations. Fire suppression equipment requires regular maintenance to comply with local fire codes. NFPA 96 requires two annual inspections, including the replacement of the components specified in the applicable standard. - Page 19 Mann+Hummel Syn-Pac 95E – 24 x 24 x 15- 6 pockets – MERV15-304954415063 Cadexair recommends 21'' deep filters in the majority of Stadium hoods. Some Stadium hoods are built with 15" filters when the design calls for smaller hoods Box filters 12 x 24 x 4 et 24 x 24 x 4 –...
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Page 20: Replacement Parts
REPLACEMENT PARTS CC20 CONTROLE BOX WITH PRESSURE CARD (MBC-176) HIGH LIMIT TEMPERATURE (PHY-282) RECESSED DEL LIGH (XHT-236) - Page 21 APPENDIX 1 CC200-CC50 controller diagram...
- Page 22 APPENDIX 2 CC20 control box diagram...
- Page 23 APPENDIX 3 Installating, adjusting and cleaning Geo-Vary filters Position and adjust the opening of the Geo-Vary filters according to the plan. Unscrew the butterfly nut; Move the baffle to the required adjustment; Screw the nut back on tightly; Incorrect adjustment can cause performance problems. Cleaning the Geo-Vary module When necessary, remove the Geo-Vary module from the hood's filtration casing, carefully noting the side adjustment number of the sash as well as the location of each module.
- Page 24 APPENDIX 4 Filter changing schedule FILTER FREQUENCY CHART Startup date / First prefilter change Prefilter Bag Filter Box Filter Change No. Date Date Date Schedule Actual Schedule Actual Schedule Actual...