Evo EVent Open Canopy Hood 10-7112-OC Operator's Manual

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Ventless Recirculating System For Electric Cooking Equipment

Model - Open Canopy Hood

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IMPORTANT: DO NOT DISCARD THIS MANUAL

This manual is considered to be part of this equipment and is to be given

to the OWNER or MANAGER of the food service establishment, or to the

person responsible for TRAINING OPERATORS of this equipment. Addi onal

manuals are available from Evo America.

THIS MANUAL MUST BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD BY ALL PERSONS

USING OR INSTALLING THIS EQUIPMENT. Contact Evo America if you have

any ques ons concerning installa on, opera on or maintenance of this

equipment.

Revision 1.18 , 5-6-2024 RAS

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Page 1 Evo America. THIS MANUAL MUST BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD BY ALL PERSONS USING OR INSTALLING THIS EQUIPMENT. Contact Evo America if you have any ques ons concerning installa on, opera on or maintenance of this equipment.
Page 2: Limited Equipment Warranty
(1) year from the original electrical, or water connec on. Evo is not liable for any unit which has been installa on date, or 90 days a er shipment, whichever is earlier. Evo’s obliga on...
Page 3: Electrical Specifications
Installation - Equipment Cutoff Connections BrightShield™ with Vyv™ Antimicrobial Light Technology. Appendix E INTRODUCTION The Evo EVent ® , model, Open Canopy Hood , is a self-contained ventilation system designed for electric cooking equipment, including fryers, griddles, combi-ovens, and automatic chain-broilers. With an internal open canopy hood width of 112” and an internal side wall depth of 55”, it efficiently captures and processes cooking vapor.
Page 4: Fire Hazard
OPERATORS of this equipment. Additional manuals are available from your EVO DEALER. THIS MANUAL MUST BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD BY ALL PERSONS USING OR INSTALLING THIS EQUIPMENT. Contact your EVO DEALER if you have any questions concerning installation, operation or maintenance or this equipment.
Page 5 Ce manuel est considéré comme faisant partie de l’appareil et doit être remis au PROPRIÉTAIRE ou au DIRECTEUR du restaurant, ou à la personne responsable de la FORMATION DES OPÉRATEURS de cet équipement. Des manuels supplémentaires sont disponibles auprès de votre REVENDEUR EVO.
Page 6: Features And Operating Controls
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ FEATURES AND OPERATING CONTROLS FEATURES & OPERATIONAL CONTROLS...
Page 7 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ FEATURES AND OPERATING CONTROLS ITEM # DESCRIPTION COMMENT FRONT TOUCH-CONTROL DISPLAY PANEL Graphic user interface for power On/Off, system notification and control. ANSUL® FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM PULL STATION ANSUL® fire pull stattion for emergency fire system trigger. ACCESS PANEL FOR SERVICING ANSUL®...
Page 8: Precautions And General Information
Do not connect or energize this appliance until all installation Evo America, LLC assumes no liability for loss of business due to a ﬁ lter related instructions are read and understood. Property damage or bodily shutdown.
Page 9: Unpacking Information
ﬁ lters. Fire Suppression Tank 3gal Part#429862 Qty 3 / Supplied by Evo This Ansul® Autopulse Z-10 system must be charged and cer ﬁ ed by an authorized Ansul® distributor which is the responsibility of the owner/operator...
Page 10 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION UNDER HOOD COOKING EQUIPMENT LIMITATIONS 1) Cooking equipment must be installed per the recommended manufacturer instruc ons. 2) Electrical cooking equipment only must be used with this ven la on system. No gas appliance shall be used. 3) All appliances under the hood must be connected to the hood appliance interlock circuit.
Page 11 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) UNDER HOOD COOKING EQUIPMENT LIMITATIONS Intended For Installation In Accordance With: The standard for ventilation control and fire protection of commercial cooking operations NFPA 96, the National Electric Code NFPA 70 and local codes where applicable.
Page 12 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) UNDER HOOD APPLIANCE LIMITATIONS (continued) PLEASE REFER TO THE TABLE ON PAGE 10 FOR AUTOMATIC CHAIN BROILER...
Page 13: Service Technician Installation Notes
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) SERVICE TECHNICIAN INSTALLATION NOTES 1) Cooking equipment must be installed per the recommended manufacturer instruc ons. This ven la on system is to be used with light-duty and medium- DANGER DANGER - SUFFOCATION HAZARD...
Page 14 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION - MAIN COMPONENT PARTS - ASSEMPLY OVERVIEW 76” 76” 33” 115” 100” Mechanical Section Canopy Hood 76” 112” 81” 61.5” Back Wall Left Side Wall This ven la on system ships in two large crates and a palle zed skid containing duct segments, ﬁ lters, and fasteners. Assembly requires the use of two Genie®...
Page 15: Electrical Installation
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION Refer to the nameplate on this ventilation system and verify the ELECTRICAL SERVICE POWER. DANGER DANGER - SUFFOCATION HAZARD Voltage and phase must match the nameplate specifications, and available electrical service amperage must meet or exceed the listed amperage.
Page 16 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION - EQUIPMENT CUTOFF CONNECTIONS Opt 1: Use TB1-L1, TB2-L2, TB3-L3, TB4 - N, TB5-G for 208 or 240 volt control circuit. These contacts will be de-energized when the ventilation system is OFF or if the fire suppression system is triggered or discharged.
Page 17 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) INLET POWER CONNECTION LOCATION The electrical power connections are located behind the front panel below the display controller. Unfasten the two phillips head screws and remove the front lower panel.
Page 18 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) COOKING EQUIPMENT CONTACTOR TERMINAL BLOCK LOCATION The cooking equipment contactor terminal block is located behind the front panel below the display controller. Unfasten the two phillips head screws and remove the front lower panel.
Page 19 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) WATER LINES LOCATION The ventilation system must be connected to a water source with a minimum of 50 PSI which is used to cool the airflow and to remove oxidized byproduct of the ozone filtration system.
Page 20: Fire Suppression System Installation
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) FIRE SUPPRESSION INSTALLATION FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM INSTALLATION The alarm relay is activated by the Ansul® fire detection system. If the instal- lation includes a building alarm system, connect to terminals T7 & T8 of the The hood is supplied with a field installed MANUAL PULL STATION, which must terminal block in supply connection box.
Page 21 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) FIRE SUPPRESSION INSTALLATION (continued) This ventilation system is equipped with a pre-engineered Ansul® Autopulse Z-10 Fire Suppression System, which, upon initial delivery, must be configured for use by an Authorized Ansul® Fire Distributor. This configuration involves performing a system performance check, filling the three Ansul® suppressant tanks with Ansulex® fire suppression solution, installing compressed gas cylinders, adjusting the fire pull station’s tension, and coordinating with the Local Authority Having Jurisdiction’s Fire Inspector to obtain the necessary permits for system use within the jurisdiction.
Page 22 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) FILTERS INSTALLATION - VAPORIZER FILTERS This ventilation system is shipped with its filters uninstalled. There are four filter groups, the Vaporizer filters, the Grease Baffle filters, the Particulate filters, and the Scrubber Cone filter.
Page 23: Sharp Edges
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) FILTERS INSTALLATION - GREASE BAFFLE FILTERS Continuous filter rack. 1) Note the position of the 2) Place the grease baffle filter upper and lower filter track. into the slot of the upper track. Seven Grease Baffle Filters are installed in a continuous upper and lower filter rack at the rear of the canopy hood, positioned in front of the vaporizer filters.
Page 24 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) FILTERS INSTALLATION - PARTICULATE FILTERS Draw Latches Filter Track 1) Open the Filter Access Door, 2) Place each particulate filter then using an 8mm hex key, in its filter track and slide it turn all four draw latches and forward.
Page 25 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) FILTERS INSTALLATION - CYCLONE FOAM FILTER Open two draw latches. 1) Using an 8mm hex key, 2) Raise the access panel and turn all four draw latches and pivot it outward from the remove right-side access panel.
Page 26 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) FILTERS INSTALLATION - CYCLONE FOAM FILTER (continued) Locking band clamp. 5) Open all eight pull latches 6) Remove the cyclone door 9) After sliding the filter onto 10) Ensure the band clamp is the center tube, position the and tilt the door outward from and set it aside.
Page 27 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) FILTERS INSTALLATION - CYCLONE FOAM FILTER ACCESS PANEL PULL CLAMPS Locking clamp Locking clamp 1) Ensure all eight of the clamp 2) Hold the clamp arm and paws are folded back when place the paw into the latch on placing the access panel into the access panel.
Page 28 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ INSTALLATION INFORMATION INSTALLATION (continued) GREASE CUPS INSTALLATION There is two Grease Cups on each right and left sides of the grease baffle filter Slide the grease cup up and into the tray mounted onto the side wall. track.
Page 29: Cleaning Information
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ CLEANING INFORMATION CLEANING PROCEDURE - WEEKLY, OR WITH INCREASED FREQUENCY BASED ON COOKING LOAD PRECAUTIONS: From the front control panel display, select the power icon to TOOLS: Mild detergent with warm water and terry-cloth towels. Use only non- the Off position,and allow the cooking equipment and the ventilation system to abrasive towels on all surfaces.
Page 30 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ CLEANING INFORMATION CLEANING PROCEDURE - BI WEEKLY PRECAUTIONS: From the front control panel display, select the power icon to TOOLS: Mild detergent with warm water and terry-cloth towels. Use only non- the Off position,and allow the cooking equipment and the ventilation system to abrasive towels on all surfaces.
Page 31: Operator Controls
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS PASS-THROUGH DOOR OPERATION (door normally closed) Located on the left side wall of the ventilation system is a pass-through door specifically intended for transferring a single fryer basket from one fryer to a fry holding station situated across from it.
Page 32 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS PASS-THROUGH DOOR OPERATION (door open) When the blue activation button located on the left-side wall is pressed, the pass-through door opens for a brief 10-second period before automatically sliding forward to close. This pass-through door serves the specific purpose of transferring a single fryer basket from one fryer to a fry holding station situated across from it. The pass- through door functions as a safety feature, designed to prevent fryer operators from navigating around the left-side wall with a hot fry basket dripping oil.
Page 33 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS CONTROL PANEL SCREENS - HOME SCREEN - POWER THE EVent® VENTILATION SYSTEM The Home Screen is displayed when the system is turned off. The Home Screen presents a power ON / Off button which when pressed for three (3) seconds will cause the system to start and the screen transitions to the Ventilation Startup screen.
Page 34 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS CONTROL PANEL SCREENS - VENTILATION STARTUP SCREEN Interlock switches are automa cally checked at power up. The Ven la on Startup screen is displayed immediately a er the ven la on VENTILATION STARTUP system is ﬁ...
Page 35 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS CONTROL PANEL SCREENS - VENTILATION STARTUP SCREEN (continued) Interlock switches are automa cally checked at power up. The Ven la on Startup screen will check each safety interlock switch un l all VENTILATION STARTUP switches are proven and func oning correct.
Page 36 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS CONTROL PANEL SCREENS - INTERLOCK SWITCH FAULT - VENTILATION SYSTEM - COLD Ven la on Startup Faulted interlock gray background means switch is red. duct temperature <130F. VENTILATION STARTUP If a safety interlock switch is faulted during ven la on startup, the interlock bu on will turn red and ven la on startup will be suspended.
Page 37 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS CONTROL PANEL SCREENS - INTERLOCK SWITCH FAULT - VENTILATION SYSTEM - HOT Faulted interlock Ven la on Startup switch is red. red background means duct temperature >130F. If a safety interlock switch is faulted during ven la on startup, and the startup VENTILATION STARTUP banner is a red, this indicates the internal duct temperature is greater than 130F and the ven la on system will con nue running un l the duct temperature has...
Page 38 If addi onal informa on is required to resolve the fault, please refer to the Check all grease baf e lters are in place and the operators manual, or call Evo America for assistance. lters easily slide in the upper and lower tracks;...
Page 39: System Status
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS CONTROL PANEL SCREENS - SYSTEM STATUS - FILTERS, DETERGENT, FIRE SYSTEM Selec ng the Gear Icon from any page displays the System Status page, with the SYSTEM STATUS following selec ons: 1) Filter Status 2) Detergent Status FILTER...
Page 40 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS CONTROL PANEL SCREENS - SYSTEM STATUS - FILTERS By selec ng, Filters Status from the system status page, a brief overview of the SYSTEM STATUS internal duct ﬁ lter condi on is presented, displaying whether the diﬀ eren al pressure across each ﬁ...
Page 41 A small amount of detergent is dispensed into the water reservoir to keep the water level ﬂ oat indicators opera ng a peak eﬃ ciency. DETERGENT Detergent is ordered through Evo America and is available in gallon containers. GOOD Only Evo Authorized Detergent must be used.
Page 42 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS CONTROL PANEL SCREENS - SYSTEM STATUS - DETERGENT RESERVOIR (continue) When the Detergent Status is low, the Detergent Low bu on will turn red to SYSTEM STATUS signal that the detergent reservoir contains insuﬃ cient detergent, requiring a reﬁ...
Page 43 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS CONTROL PANEL SCREENS - SYSTEM STATUS - FIRE SYSTEM SYSTEM STATUS By selec ng Fire System from the system status page, the system will indicate the Ansul® ﬁ re suppression system is opera onal or if the system has been FIRE SYSTEM discharged, or the Ansul®...
Page 44 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ OPERATOR CONTROLS CONTROL PANEL SCREENS - SYSTEM STATUS - FIRE SYSTEM (continued) SYSTEM STATUS When the ﬁ re system is discharged or not armed, the Discharged Not Armed bu on will turn red to signal that the Ansul® ﬁ re suppression system requires service.
Page 45 The Fire System Has Been Discharged. This EVent® - Open Canopy Hood contains a pre-engineered Ansul® fire Immediately Call Your Fire Contractor, or suppression system that shall be configured for use by an Authorized Ansul® call Evo America at 866-626-1802. Distributor. MUTE Mute Alarm...
Page 46: Electrical Components Diagram
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS DIAGRAM PLC - PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER APPENDIX A The ven la on system is powered by a 208V, 3-phase electrical supply, opera ng at 50/60Hz with a WYE connec on. This power distribu on supports both 208V and 120V components.
Page 47 #12 BU #12 RD Power Supply #12 BK #18 BK #12 GN #18 BK EL VC2 202 Evo America, LLC Tualatin, Oregon 97062 PROPRIETARY AND P-503.626.1802 F-503.213.5869 CONFIDENTIAL High Voltage Connections 208VAC / 3Ø / 60Hz / WYE THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS...
Page 48: 24Vdc Power Supply
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS DIAGRAM 24VDC POWER SUPPLY APPENDIX A EL VC2 203 24VDC OUT to EL VC2 205 OUTPUT 24V 1.3A #18 RD #18 BK #18 GN #18 BK #18 WH INPUT 100 240V~ 37VA 50 60Hz 120VAC IN...
Page 49 PU VC2 104 Shield (connect at PLC ONLY) C2-03CPU 24VDC IN from EL VC2 203 #18 GN #18 BK #18 RD Evo America, LLC Tualatin, Oregon 97062 PROPRIETARY AND P-503.626.1802 F-503.213.5869 CONFIDENTIAL C2 03CPU Connect THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF EVO INC.
Page 50: Electrical System
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SYSTEMS I/O - PART 1 APPENDIX A O3 Monitor Sensor PU VC2 106 EL VC2 206 18/2C 12 VDC +12 VDC 12 VDC 18/2C C2-08DR-6C +24 VDC 18/2C Pressure Sensor #1 Mech 8 Differential EL VC2 108 ACOM...
Page 51 Interlock Proxim Switch Cone Filt PU VC2 180 24VDC 24 VDC MERV 8 #3 EL VC 110 +24 VDC Evo America, LLC Tualatin, Oregon 97062 PROPRIETARY AND P-503.626.1802 F-503.213.5869 CONFIDENTIAL I/O 1 / C0 08ND3 THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF EVO INC.
Page 52 THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF EVO INC. SIZE FSCM NO DWG NO Drawn: 02/09/24 ANY REPRODUCTION IN PART OR AS A Letter WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF EVO INC IS PROHIBITED SCALE SHEET 7 OF 1...
Page 53 APPENDIX A EL VC2 211 Temperature Sensor #1 Cyclone Inlet EL VC2 212 Temperature Sensor #2 Exhaust EL VC2 212 Evo America, LLC Tualatin, Oregon 97062 PROPRIETARY AND P-503.626.1802 F-503.213.5869 CONFIDENTIAL I/O 3 / C0 04THM THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF EVO INC.
Page 54 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SYSTEMS I/O - PART 5 APPENDIX A LED Lighting – Driver LED Engine EL VC2 102 EL VC2 100 EL VC2 105 LED Lighting Vyv Control #1 EL VC2 224 EL VC2 101 +24 VDC LED Lighting Vyv Control #2...
Page 55 DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF EVO INC. SIZE FSCM NO DWG NO Drawn: 02/09/24 ANY REPRODUCTION IN PART OR AS A Letter A 00 WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN 18/2C 24 VDC PERMISSION OF EVO INC. IS PROHIBITED. 10 OF 13 SCALE SHEET...
Page 56: Ethernet Switch
CAT5E to PORT #1 on EL VC2 205 PLC 24VDC IN CAT5E to ETHERNET PORT on EL VC2 200 Touchscreen Ethernet Switch EL VC2 213 Evo America, LLC Tualatin, Oregon 97062 PROPRIETARY AND P-503.626.1802 F-503.213.5869 CONFIDENTIAL Ethernet Switch Connections THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF EVO INC.
Page 57: Touch Screen Display
EL VC2 201 L N G #18 BK #18 WH #18 GN CAT5E to PORT #2 on EL VC2 213 Ethernet Switch Evo America, LLC Tualatin, Oregon 97062 PROPRIETARY AND P-503.626.1802 F-503.213.5869 CONFIDENTIAL EA9 T10WCL Connections THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF EVO INC.
Page 58 208 240 VAC FIRE ALARM (208/240V CONTROL CIRCUIT) (SPST) 50 / 60 HZ INTERFACE OPTION 1 OPTION 2 Evo America, LLC Tualatin, Oregon 97062 PROPRIETARY AND P-503.626.1802 F-503.213.5869 CONFIDENTIAL Customer Connections Terminal Block THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF EVO INC.
Page 59: Troubleshooting Issues
EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ TROUBLESHOOTING APPENDIX B TROUBLESHOOTING ISSUES This sec on describes how to solve common problems you may encounter when using your EVent ® - Open Canopy Hood recircula ng ven la on system. #1 On/Oﬀ Bu on Will Not Respond 1.
Page 60: Month System Maintenance
ANNUAL 12-MONTH SYSTEM MAINTENANCE Inspection of the inside of the filtration duct and main ventilation fan. To be conducted by an Authorized Evo Service Technician. 6-MONTH FIRE SUPPRESSION MAINTENANCE Inspection and testing of the fire suppression system as per the Ansul Service Guide Ansul®...
Page 61 Washable ONLY USE EVO SUPPLIED GREASE BAFFLE FILTERS, VAPORIZOR FILTERS, SCRUBBER FOAM FILTER, AND PARTICULATE FILTERS WHICH ARE TESTED AND CERTIFIED FOR USE WITH THIS EQUIPMENT. THE USE OF OTHER FILTER PRODUCTS WILL ADVERSELY AFFECT AIR QUALITY AND VOID THE MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY.
Page 62 EVent - Open Canopy Hood ® ™ APPENDIX E This model includes BrightShield™ with Vyv™ An microbial Light Technology. BrightShield™ • Kills* and prevents the growth of viruses, bacteria, fungi, yeasts, mold, and mildew • Provides con nuous an microbial ac on to keep surfaces clean •...
Page 63 20360 SW Avery Ct., Tualatin, OR 97062 Ph 866.626.1802 Fax 503.213.5869 sales@evoamerica.com Evo is protected under U.S. Patents 9,897,328, 9,869,474, 10,139,113, 9,903,595, 10,842,540, 7,825,353 and U.S. Patents Pending. Evo, and EVent is a registered trademark of Evo America, LLC. ©2024 All rights reserved.