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Kitchens are a dynamic environment with busting activity. Halton’s Next Generation Capture Jet® hood with Side-Jet Technology further reduces energy consumption.


• Side Jets for enhanced performance at the ends of the cooking line


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Greenheck is a single-source manufacturer of complete kitchen ventilation systems. We design, test and manufacture all components to work together as a flexible, engineered system. All equipment is tested and built to national code standards. Hoods available in wall, single island, double island and proximity styles with optional variable volume energy management system.


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Greenheck has the most efficient mechanical grease filters in the industy. All of our grease filters are UL/ULc 1046 and NSF cerfified. Efficiency ratings were obtained by testing to the ASTM F2519-2005 test standard.


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• Grease Grabber™ highest efficiency dual filtration system (*90% efficient)


• Grease X-Tractor™ high efficiency centrifugal filter (*60% efficient)


•Waterwash *Filter efficiencies measured at 8 microns 


• High velocity cartridge filters • Baffle filter


Ansul or Amerex fire systems available in full flood for flexibility or appliance specific layouts.


• Wet Chemical • Dual Agent


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Centrifugal roof upblast and sidewall exhaust fans in both direct and belt driven models.


Utility fans are belt driven featuring a backward inclined wheel. Used where high air volume and pressure requirements are needed.


• UL 762 listed vane axial inline grease fans 


Centrifugal roof supply fans including filtered belt driven units suitable for non-tempered make-up air applications.


Make-up air units available in tempered or untempered as part of the total kitchen ventilation system. Heating options include direct and indirect fired gas, electric, steam and hot water. Cooling options include DX, chilled water and evaporative cooling.


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Model base Automated Regulation of Ventilation Exhaust Levels


The Halton M.A.R.V.E.L. maintains indoor air quality and space comfort at minimum energy consumption.


• Minimizes use of outside air when heating or cooling is required


• Adjusts hood exhaust airflow depending on appliance status


• System automatically detects and sends warning signal if exhaust hood is operated


• ETL


without a filter or filters are clogged and need to be cleaned


as soon as cooking appliances cool down. Manual or on schedule start/stop are also available


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• ASTM F1704 validation performance for capture and containment


• Heat load based design to ensure proper calculation of the appliance load


load calculations • Integrated Capture Jet® fan, factory preset


• Stainless steel model KSA Multi Cyclone high-efficiency gease extractor. Fractional efficiency per ASTM 2519-05


• Integral T.A.B. test & balance ports for simple and accurate commissioning


• Listed lighted option • Available in round or oval models • ETL, built per NFPA 96, UL, NSF


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Our industry unique grease extractor fan is the only rooftop centrifugal extractor on the market that effectively keeps grease off rooftops. Grease drain lines with integrated headers drain into an auxiliary cup in the kitchen preventing staff from climbing on the roof to empty grease cups/buckets.


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Marshall Air Systems has a complete line of heated and non-heated MUA fans. All feature variable speed sheaves for easy field air balance. Tempered and non-tempered units are available. In some cases, Marshall's low CFM exhaust hoods can eliminate the need for MUA fans.


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• Kitchen exhaust fans will automatically start when appliances are switched on and stop


Marshall Air Systems manufactures our own line of heated and non-heated MUA fans. Fan wheels are all steel and balanced to withstand routine fan cleaning. Heavy-duty bearings, shafts and drive systems assure reliable service. Our stainless steel dishwasher fan is the only one on the market.


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Ansul Fire Systems are available pre-piped or complete with field hookups. Ansul R102 or Piranah systems are standard. Pre-piping can be set up as “total flood” for any equipment layout or can be dedicated for economical installations.


• ETL, NSF 32nd Edition FO ODSERVICE GAS EQUIPMENT CATALOG 115


• H.E.L.P. computer designed program for exhaust air flow and kitchen air conditioning


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Marshall Air Systems’ ventilation systems are engineered to reduce the amount of conditioned air taken from the kitchen. Because Marshall also manufactures cooking equipment we are uniquely qualified to design systems with the best impact on the cooking equipment and kitchen comfort. Our complete system approach includes hood designs for restaurant specific application ductwork, exhaust supply fans, and fire systems.


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