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    External Supply Plenums

    Introducing Make-Up Air to Exhaust Only Hoods

    April

    2005

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    Make-up air can be introduced through the hood with an integrated supply plenum or an external supply

    plenum. The shaded region represents the volume of the hood. Increasing the volume by using an external

    plenum allows more smoke and heat to be held in the hood until it can be exhausted. This is important over

    cooking equipment that produces

    a great deal of heat and smoke,

    such as a char-broiler.

    External supply plenums areusually less expensive than an

    integrated supply type hood and

    can be retrofitted to existing

    exhaust only hood systems to

    improve performance and

    comfort.

    Advantages of External Supply Plenums

    Recommended use: To introduce untempered ormarginally tempered air (heated air during colder

    months). Air is kept near hood to minimize mixing

    with air in the space.

    Located along the backside of the hood

    Air is directed through perforated panels

    behind and below cooking equipment. Will not

    disturb pilot lights

    Provides clearance to limited combustibles*

    Functions as a backsplash panel

    Made of 304 or 430 stainless steel

    Use with canopy (Type I or II) or proximity

    hoods (plenum heights vary according to hood

    type)

    Insulate plenum to eliminate condensation

    Multiple sections may be used to fit any length

    of hood

    *NFPA 96 requires a minimum 3 inch clearance

    between the hood and any defined limited

    combustible. See NFPA 96 for a listing of limited

    combustibles.

    Back Supply Plenum to be mounted 31.25 inches

    above the finished floor.

    145 cfm/ft.

    145 cfm/ft.

    Integrated Face Supply Exhaust Only with ASP

    In order for a kitchen system to work properly, 100% of the exhausted air must be made up. Be sure to follow

    the recommended supply rates for each type of external supply plenum. Maximum supply rates are only to be

    used under ideal conditions and may cause performance and comfort problems. Be aware that in some cases,not all of the necessary make-up air can be brought through external supply plenums. Air may need to be

    brought in from another source to completely balance the building. Transfer air from another room, or using

    non-directional ceiling diffusers along with an external plenum, may be necessary for optimum performance. For

    a complete explanation, see the Supply and Make-up air section (pg 15) of the Application and Design Guide

    available for download at www.greenheck.com.

    All Greenheck External Supply Plenums come with a variety of configurations and sizes of duct collars, either

    mounted at the factory or shipped loose to be installed in the field.

    Back Supply Plenum (BSP)

    Design Considerations for External Supply Plenums

    Back Supply Plenum with a

    canopy type hoodBack Supply Plenum with a

    proximity type hood

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    Recommended use: To minimize mixing with air in the

    space by distributing airflow at the hood. May use

    tempered or untempered air.

    A series of perforated panels evenly distribute air at

    lower discharge velocities which benefits hood capture

    and containment

    Made of 304 or 430 stainless steel to match hood Use with canopy (TypeI and II), or proximity hoods

    (must mount high above hood against enclosure panels

    or in ceiling grid when using proximity type hoods)

    Multiple sections may be used to fit any length of hood

    80-160

    cfm/ft.

    adjustable

    damper

    0-80 cfm/ft.

    Air Curtain Supply Plenum (ASP)

    Variable Supply Plenum (VSP)

    160 cfm/ft.

    180 cfm/ft.

    > 110 cfm/ft.

    110 cfm/ft.

    Recommended use: To mix supply air with room air. May

    use tempered or untempered air depending on climate.

    Air is directed down onto cooking personnel through

    the curtain and distributed out into the kitchen through

    the face

    Perforated panels evenly distribute air at low discharge

    velocities

    Made of 304 or 430 stainless steel

    Use with canopy (Type I or II), or proximity hoods

    Multiple sections may be used to fit any length of hood

    Adjustable damper controls airflow between the curtain

    and face: Face Supply 50-100%

    Air Curtain Supply 0-50%

    Variable Supply Plenum to be mounted 6 inches above the

    bottom edge of hood or higher (shown), if ceiling heights allow.

    Do not put finished ceiling below front face.

    180 cfm/ft.

    14 inch wide ASP

    14 inch wide ASP

    Standard ASP mounted at the standard height

    Increase airflow by raising the mounting height

    Increase airflow with a wider plenum

    For increasing airflow through an Air Curtain

    Supply Plenum (ASP):

    Use multiple plenums(description on backcover)

    Raise the mounting height of the plenum

    Use the 24 inch wide plenumProximity hood with 24 inch wide ASP mounted

    above top of hood with enclosure panels

    24 inch wide ASP

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    Greenheck warrants this equipment to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one

    year from the purchase date. Any units or parts which prove defective during the warranty period will be

    replaced at our option when returned to our factory, transportation prepaid. Motors are warranted by the

    motor manufacturer for a period of one year. Should motors furnished by Greenheck prove defective during

    this period, they should be returned to the nearest authorized motor service station. Greenheck will not be

    responsible for any removal or installation costs.

    As a result of our commitment to continuous improvement, Greenheck reserves the right to change

    specifications without notice.

    P.O. Box 410 Schofield, WI 54476-0410 Phone (715) 359-6171 greenheck.comCopyright 2005 Greenheck Fan Corp

    External Supply Plenum SN, Rev. 2,April 2005

    Our Warranty

    External SupplyPlenum Type

    Weight(lbs/ft.)

    Width(in.)

    Height(in.)

    Length persection (ft.)

    Recommended

    Supply Rate

    Maximum

    Supply Rate

    Back - BSP 42.0* 6 Variable 3 to 16 Up to 100% or 145 cfm/ft Up to 100% or 250 cfm/ft

    Air Curtain - ASP

    (14 inch)9.5 14 10 3 to 16 Up to 30 % or 110 cfm/ft Up to 50% or 180 cfm/ft

    Air Curtain - ASP

    (24 inch)12.5 24 10 3 to 16 Up to 50% or 180 cfm/ft Up to 80% or 280 cfm/ft

    Variable - VSP 16.0 12 18 3 to 16 Up to 70% or 0-80 cfm/ftcurtain, 80-160 cfm/ft faceUp to 90% or 0-137 cfm/ftcurtain, 138-275 cfm/ft face

    * Back Supply Plenum Only

    Weights are based on a 24 inch hood height and a hood hanging height of 78 inches. For every increase

    of 6 inches in hood hanging height or an increase of hood height from 24 inches to 30 inches, add an

    additional 2.2 lbs/ft. of weight to the plenum. If the hood hanging height is 84 inches and hood height is

    30 inches, add 4.4 lbs/ft. to the plenum.

    Isometric view of multiple

    Air Curtain Supply Plenums

    Multiple plenums can be used to

    increase airflow into the kitchen

    without exceeding supply rate

    limitations. Performance and increased

    comfort are benefits of using multiple

    plenums. Wrap ASPs along all open

    sides of a canopy hood or use two

    different types of supply plenums such

    as a Back Supply Plenum (BSP) with

    an Air Curtain Supply Plenum (ASP) to

    provide up to 100% make-up air to the

    kitchen. Using multiple ASPs (shown)

    can eliminate the need for enclosure

    panels above the hood if the bottom of

    the plenums are mounted flush with

    the top of the hood (shown to right).

    Weights, Dimensions, and Supply Rates

    Multiple Plenums