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The type of hood you need depends on the cooking equipment you use. Type 1 hoods are required for appliances that produce grease and smoke, such as ranges, fryers, and griddles. Type 2 hoods are suitable for equipment that produces heat and steam but not grease, such as dishwashers and some ovens.
Generally, you'll need about 100 CFM per linear foot of hood for light-duty cooking and up to 150-200 CFM per linear foot for heavy-duty cooking.
Type 1 hoods are designed for appliances that produce grease and smoke, such as ranges, fryers, and griddles. They require a fire suppression system and exhaust to the outside. Type 2 hoods are for equipment that produces heat and steam but not grease, like dishwashers and some ovens. They do not require a fire suppression system or external exhaust.
Yes, all Type 1 hoods require a fire suppression system to protect against grease fires. The fire suppression system is typically integrated into the hood and is activated automatically if a fire is detected.
How to Clean, Care For, and Maintain Your Commercial Mixer
Catering Equipment and Supplies: List of Most Important Items
The 5 Best Commercial Kitchen utensils
The 5 Best Commercial Kitchen Juicers