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MISTRAL-X Countertop Ventless Hood System, Fire Suppression Pre-piping

Pre-piping for ANSUL Fire Suppression System - 120V
Integrated appliance receptacle (up to 50 amps)- 120V or 208/240V

Certifications: UL710B Certified, Recirculating Systems; UL CSA 22.2 Certified, Canada Standards; EPA 202 Grease Extraction Test Method Certified; UL Classified to NSF/ ANSI 2; UL Classified to EPH (Environmental & Public Health)

Approved for use under New York City Fire Code Section 901.4.5

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MISTRAL-X

Description

The MISTRAL-X SA Vent is a countertop ventilation system that offers the freedom for kitchens to locate cooking appliances wherever needed - and now with fire suppression compatibility! Designed for cooking equipment located outside the range of a kitchen ventilation hood, the MISTRAL-X is ready to be hooked up to your external ANSUL fire suppression system.

Patented and tested to meet numerous certifications, the MISTRAL-X has been certified in accordance with UL-710B standards. The advanced filter monitoring system will shut down the hood and appliance if air flow falls below UL-710B test standards. It is approved to UL safety, CSA and NSF standards and meets the EPA 202 Grease Extraction Test Method in accordance with NFPA 96. Additionally, the MISTRAL-X is approved for use under New York City Fire Code Section 901.4.5.

Designed for use with cooking equipment up to 7000W: convection and bake ovens, panini grills, conveyor/ stationary toasters, pizza ovens, crepe makers, waffle bakers, induction ranges, steamers, microwave ovens, combi ovens, cheese melters/ salamanders, electric hot plates, rotisseries. The integrated appliance receptacle allows you to plug in cooking equipment directly into the unit, reducing cord mess and allowing for auto-shut off of the attached equipment should the system detect low air flow/ fire.

The internal 3-stage air filtration with airflow capture removes smoke, grease-laden air, and odors, improving the air quality for kitchen staff and patrons. No need to temper air - the MISTRAL-X cleans & recirculates air during the cooking process, reducing HVAC costs.

FEATURES:

UL-710B approved with ANSUL fire suppression system pre-piping (balance of system by others)
3-stage internal air filtration removes grease-laden vapors, smoke, and odors to improve air quality
Fully assembled, easy installation
Integrated appliance receptacle (up to 50 amps)
Easy cleaning: no tools needed to access and remove filters
Patented design
Convenience surface light for cooking area
Base Capacity: Up to 150 lbs., 26”W x 20”D
Overall (HWD): 34" x 31" x 31" (including 4" legs)
Fire system must be installed by certified ANSUL fire suppression system technician

Specifications

Cord Length: 6 ft (one for food, one for appliance)
Electrical: Hood: 120V, 5.5 amps, 350 W, Single Phase; Appliance: 120V or 208/240V, up to 50amp/ 7000W, Single Phase
Plug: NEMA 5-15P (+ additional plug for appliance)
Dimensions: 34”H x 31”W x 31”D (including 4" legs)
Certifications: UL710B Certified, Recirculating Systems; UL CSA 22.2 Certified, Canada Standards; EPA 202 Grease Extraction Test Method Certified; UL Classified to NSF/ ANSI 2; UL Classified to EPH (Environmental & Public Health)
Warranty: One-year parts & labor (excluding filters)
Materials: 304 Stainless Steel, #4 Finish

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FAQs

Does the MISTRAL-X ventless hood have approvals?
The MISTRAL-X is approved to UL safety, CSA and NSF standards. The MISTRAL-X is certified to UL-710B standards and meets the EPA 202 Grease Extraction Test Method in accordance with NFPA 96. Additionally, the MISTRAL-X is approved for use under New York City Fire Code Section 901.4.5.
What is fire suppression pre-piping?
Fire suppression piping on the unit is installed at our factory and is designed to integrate into a fire suppression system at the location. The balance of the installation must be installed by the local Ansul installer.
How does the Pilot Monitoring System work?
The MISTRAL-X is designed to monitor for proper air flow. When the air flow drops below UL-710B standards, the system automatically shuts down power to the unit as well as to the attached equipment. A red indicator light on the lower front panel of the unit will illuminate, indicating that the particulate and carbon filters need to be changed. The unit will not power on again until the filters are changed and air flow returns to proper levels.
How often do we have to change the filters?
As a guideline, the carbon and particulate filters should be changed every 3-6 months depending on the type and amount of food products being cooked.
How loud is the unit?
Our units are 70 decibels, which is similar to an overhead hood.