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Road BlockUser is Offline
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05/27/2008 10:42 AM  
Does anybody make a kitchen hood that also acts as a ERV or heat exchanger for a residential kitchen?
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07/26/2008 2:59 PM  
Think you might have a grease problem?

I have installed electric cook tops with no hood at all if there are no combustibles near,

You could then have a remote ERV exhaust near the cooking area

Chris Kavala
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09/02/2008 11:27 PM  
I agree that you will have a grease problem with the ERV or HRV if used as a range hood.  However, I routinely locate an exhaust for HRV's in the kitchen.  Depending on the situation, I will use a recirculating range hood.

But you should not use an ERV or HRV for the range hood itself.

Ronald Sauve
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