GILES FSH-2, Operation & Service Manual

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Installation
Model: FSH-2, FSH-2A-99
Allows for connection of hood to the building fire alarm control system so that any activation of the hood’s fire
extinguishing system will activate the facility fire alarm.
1. Refer to Figures 2.03.1 (A) & (B) and run appropriate size conduit and wire from the indicated location on the
unit to the building’s fire alarm control system. Allow enough conduit and wire so the hood can be accessed
for cleaning and servicing.
2. Make appropriate connections.
3. Reinstall cover or rear panel.
These hoods can be used with ELECTRIC FRYERS ONLY ... USE WITH GAS FRYERS IS NOT
APPROVED!! and can create an inhalation hazard due to carbon monoxide build-up.
The following sections describe various appliance limitations and required clearances for appliances to be placed
underneath the hood. FSH-2 & FSH-2A-99 ventless recirculating hoods are only listed for use with fryers that
comply with the following limitations.
ONLY electrically heated fryers may be used ... Gas heated or equipment not meeting the specifications below are
not approved.
An equipotential bonding lug is provided on this Hood so that it can be electrically
bonded to the equipment being operated under it and/or other pieces of equipment
being operated in the same workspace. The purpose is to minimize the possibility of
a potential difference between two pieces of equipment that could result in
electrical shock or electrocution of persons who might possibly touch two pieces of
equipment at the same time.
Model Max. Fryer kW
Max. Shortening Capacity
lbs [kg]
Max Cooking Surface
sq in [sq m]
FSH-2 20 110 [49.9] 380 [.25]
FSH-2A-99 20 110 [49.9] 380 [.25]
2.03.4 Equipotential Bonding
2.03.5 Fire Alarm Connection
2.04 Limitations & Clearances
2.04.1 Fryer Limitations