PARRY ST1050 Owner's manual

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GUIDELINE FOR THE SELECTION,
INSTALLATION, AND OPERATION OF
PARRY EXTRACTION CANOPIES
MODELS:
SNACK TYPE CANOPY RANGE
GENERAL TYPE CANOPY RANGE
TITAN TYPE CANOPY RANGE

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Contents
Parry Canopy Range
Canopy specifications
Canopy dimensions
How to join canopies together to form a run
Standards for installing extraction canopies
Positioning canopies
Safety instructions for fitting a canopy
Canopy installation instructions
Internal fan
Repositioning internal fan
External fan
Hanging on a wall
Speed controllers
Maintenance instructions
Filters
Filter specifications
External Canopy Value pack
External value pack specification
Duct mounted fans specification
Wiring diagram
Parry canopy specification for duct mount fans
Canopy fan cut out details
Silencers for Duct mount fans
Internal fans
Centrifugal fans
Centrifugal fan specification
Canopy drawings showing aperture cut out for fitting internal fans and
ducting
Speed controllers
Speed controller installation instructions
Canopy Lights
Types of available lighting
Canopy light fitting instructions

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Gas Interlock
Gas interlock system
Interlock controller
Pressure switch
Gas Solenoid valve and pressure transducer
Speed controller installation instructions
Warranty information
Disposal information

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Canopy specifications
Snack Type Range, General Type Range and Titan Type Range
Parry canopies are designed for small and medium size commercial kitchens.
With three different ranges of canopy on offer there are plenty of styles and sizes
to choose from.
All our instructions and recommendations are based on canopies being
fitted with a maximum of 12 meters of duct work, and two 90 degree bends.
The canopies are manufactured from high quality stainless steel and contain a
bank of baffle filters that are easily removed for cleaning.
All canopies are available with the added option of either an internal fan, an
external fan value pack (that includes a speed controller, duct mount fan and
spigots,) and a range of lighting solutions. These options are explained in full in
the relevant sections of this document.
Canopy Dimensions
Snack Type Canopy
Suitable for small light duty kitchens or mobile trailers.
Canopy Code
Dimensions A x B x C
Weight
ST1050
1000 x 810 x 500
25Kg
ST1250
1200 x 810 x 500
29Kg
ST1550
1500 x 810 x 500
36Kg
ST1850
1800 x 810 x 500
52Kg
ST2150
2100 x 810 x 500
60Kg
ST2450
2400 x 810 x 500
68Kg

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General Type Canopy
Suitable for small to medium duty kitchens
Titan Type Canopy
Suitable for medium to large duty kitchens
Canopy Codes
Dimensions A x B x C
Weight
GT1010
1000 x 1000 x 600
32Kg
GT1210
1200 x 1000 x 600
36Kg
GT1510
1500 x 1000 x 600
45Kg
GT1810
1800 x 1000 x 600
65Kg
GT2110
2100 x 1000 x 600
74Kg
GT2410
2400 x 1000 x 600
84Kg
Canopy Code
Dimensions A x B x C
Weight
TT1275
1000 x 1200 x 750
38Kg
TT1275
1200 x 1200 x 750
43Kg
TT1575
1500 x 1200 x 750
52Kg
TT1875
1800 x 1200 x 750
72Kg
TT2175
2100 x 1200 x 750
81Kg
TT2475
2400 x 1200 x 750
91Kg

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How to join canopies together to form a run
Sometimes a kitchen scheme may necessitate a series of canopies that can be
bolted together onsite to create one large canopy. This can be done to achieve a
special length of canopy, or because access to site is limited. Parry offer it's
customers the opportunity to do this by providing cut outs to the side panels of
the canopy, and fixing holes to allow one canopy to be bolted to another.
Simply state when placing your order that you require the canopies to be joined
together in a single run.
General Type Canopy
The diagram above shows an example of the side profile of the general type
canopy range with cut out and bolt holes. This is available in all styles of canopy.
Please note that if canopies are to be joined together in this fashion it is the
responsibility of the installer to ensure that the canopy has adequate
ducting to maintain the airflows required through the canopy, and comply
with all current regulations. It may be the case that air will need to be
ducted out of the canopy at several points along its entire length.

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Standards for installing extraction canopies
There are many considerations that must be taken into account when specifying
a canopy for a kitchen for example:
-Size of room
-Appliances positioned underneath and around the kitchen
-Location of doors and windows
-Type of fan
-Air flow
-Rating
-Length and positioning of ducting
-Noise
-Smell
-Health and safety
To help decide which size and type of canopy you require for your installation
there are a number of standards and recommendation documents available.
The Heating and Ventilating Contractors Association have provided a series of
specification documents for canopy installation including:
-HVCA Specification for Kitchen Ventilation Systems DW/172
The British Standards that regulate gas catering appliances also specify the type
of canopy that should be used with that appliance and should be consulted.
Health and safety regulations will also have reference to ensuring that an area
that contains catering equipment has sufficient ventilation and air circulation.

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Positioning canopies
The size of the canopy installed in a kitchen will be specified by the equipment
which is being situated below it. The standard DW/172 states that “Unless
restricted by walls, the plan dimensions of the canopy will always exceed the
plan dimensions of the catering equipment by a minimum of 250mm on each free
side and by 250mm front and rear.”
The diagram below shows this:
Typical Canopy Dimension diagram, taken from DW/172 Specification for Kitchen
Ventilation.
Canopy code
Maximum depth of unit that can
be positions underneath it.
Snack Type
560mm
General Type
750mm
Titan Type
950mm

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Safety instructions for fitting a canopy
IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS FULLY BEFORE USE
Parry canopies have been designed to be fitted in a kitchen over an appliance, as
part of an extraction solution. Please note that it is the responsibility of the
architect/ customer to specify the correct size and capacity extraction unit for
their particular situation, and this must be done and fitted in accordance with the
regulations in force with particular attention paid to the Health and Safety at Work
Act
All appliances other than those fitted with a sealed moulded plug must be
fitted by a qualified electrician, in accordance with current regulations.
To prevent shocks, all appliances whether gas or electric, must be
earthed.
To avoid scratching the highly polished exterior surface of this equipment
whilst in transit, the protective film on the exterior surfaces has NOT been
removed.
It is IMPORTANT that this protective film is peeled off before the
equipment is used.
Ensure the unit is isolated from the power supply before installing,
cleaning or maintaining any part of the extraction canopy.
All gas appliances should be installed by a registered fitter in accordance
with current regulations
Canopies in the range due to their size, or the fact they may contain
internal fans, can be heavy. Take care when moving them. We would
advise fitting the canopy to the wall or overhead beam, requires a
minimum of two people.

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Canopy Installation Instructions
All gas appliances and gas interlock systems must be installed and
commissioned by a registered gas safe fitter. Electrical products, and the
wiring of lights and speed controllers must be fitted by an electrician. All
ventilation ducting must be installed to comply with currents standards and
building regulations.
Parry offer a range of sizes of canopies. If a customer requires a canopy that is
longer than 2400mm, several canopies can be joined together. Baffle filters and
fixing bolts to attach the canopies together are supplied with the unit. Any fixings
for hanging the canopy on to the wall must be sourced by the customer / installer
and the fixings used should be suitable for the wall type that the canopy is being
fixed to. Canopy Lights are sold separately.
Remember that a canopy is flexible and must be handled carefully.
Each construction site is different and fixings must be designed to suit
each installation.
The preferred and safest way to assemble and raise a large canopy is to
prepare a large temporary wooden raft placed on a flat floor, on this raft
the canopy may be assembled, this way minimises distortion when
assembling.
The canopy can be lifted up on the raft and exactly positioned by lifting
from below or by pulley blocks from above.
The canopy can then be fixed to the building structure in such a way that
the canopy weight is uniformly distributed.
To avoid distortion of the canopy or tearing under its own weight it may be
necessary to use spreader plates on the canopy.
When all fixings are in place level up the canopy and tighten all fixings.
(note that a drip tray is located to one side under the canopy, by fixing the
canopy at a slight angle will improve the draining of grease into the drip
tray)
The weight of the ducting and fan should not be placed on the canopy.
The fan and ducting must have their own fixing.

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Should vibration occur adjusting the fixing will help.
The canopy must have a minimum of 3 fixing per section.
Since all sites vary the ventilation outlet should be cut on site.
Internal fan
For canopies that have internal fans please ensure the fan is in the correct
position before attempting to mount the canopy to a wall.
The centrifugal fan used within the internal fan packs draws air from both sides,
so to work most effectively it has to be located centrally to give an even draw
across the length of the canopy. In the longer lengths two fans maybe required
and these are spread equally a third of the way along the canopy length.
Canopies with two fans require two sets of ducting, or a non return valve.

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Repositioning the Internal Fan
As standard, canopies with internal fans will have the fan mounted to duct out of
the centre back of the canopy as shown in figure 1. However if required the fan
can be moved to duct out of the centre top of the canopy as shown in figure 2.
Figure 1 Figure 2
Please note that by removing the baffle filters and filter spacers by lifting and
dropping them out of the channels you should be able to have just enough room
to unbolt the fan and reposition it.
The fan is bolted to a plate with a square hole in it, using four pieces of threaded
bar. The plate is then bolted to the canopy through the same holes as the flange.
To block off the holes in the canopy that are not being used, there is another
plate, this time solid. It contains the same fixing holes as the fan plate, so can
simply be bolted to the canopy in exactly the same way, making the two plates
interchangeable.
If you do need to move the position of your fan please note that it will only fit in
one way round. When located on the back, the flat side of the fan is facing
downwards and when mounted on the top the flat side is facing forward as
illustrated above.
Please ensure that all the bolts are securely tightened before hanging the canopy
on the wall.
An earth tag has been provided and we would recommend that all units are
earthed.

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Information about the rating of the fan can be found on a label on the left inner
side of the canopy. We would recommend you use this label to record the
information relating to the canopy installation as it is commissioned.
External fan
Parry offer all of their canopies with the option of an external fan packs. These
are especially useful for difficult applications, long runs, and runs with a change
in direction.
The external fan pack consists of a duct mount fan sized to the length of canopy,
a pair of flanges, and a speed controller.
Canopies with external fans, give the installer greater flexibility as to where the
ducting can be mounted. Usually the installer would cut the hole in the canopy to
suit where the ducting needs to be, however if stated with precise dimensions,
holes can be cut into the canopy at the factory at an extra cost.
Flanges
Duct Mount
Fan
Speed
Controller
Parry does not supply any ducting and it is the responsibility of the installer to
ensure that extraction ducting complies with all current standards. External
weather louvered panels are not supplied as standard but can be bought
separately from Parry. Parry can also supply reducers if you want to change the
diameter of ducting leading away from the fan.

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Hanging the canopy on a wall
The method chosen to hang the canopy to a wall or ceiling will depend greatly on
the type and material of the wall or ceiling. It is the responsibility of the installer to
check the structure is strong enough for the weight of the canopy and to use
appropriate fixings.
If a canopy has been supplied on a stand or mounted to a table it may still need
to be tied to a wall or ceiling for rigidity.
1. Choose a suitable position for your unit taking into consideration ducting,
the location of units underneath it, and current standards. Do not butt the
unit up against another unit which will get hot. Do not let the position of the
unit blank off any ventilation vents on any other adjacent units.
2. Remove all protective film and packing material.
3. Holes can be drilled through the back or top of the canopy to screw
directly to a wall or ceiling. In some circumstances it may be beneficial to
run a baton along the wall for the unit to sit onto, as well as screwing
directly into the wall.
4. If in the case of a condensate canopy the unit may be suspended from the
ceiling with chain. Take steps to prevent the canopy from swaying, which
could happen as doors into the room are opened and closed.
5. Please note that on each canopy a fat collection tray may be situated to
one side of the unit, and on condensate canopies a drain valve is located
in one corner. To help the liquid flow into the drain or tray, it is best to fix
the unit at a slight angle.

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Speed Controllers
All fans in canopies are required to be fitted with a speed controller. The table
below shows the fans we supply and the appropriate matching speed controller.
Type of Fan
Number of fans
Speed controller
RG FANZSC315-41
1
RG CONTRSC1.5
RG FANZSC400-41
1
RG CONTRSC3.0
RG FANZSC450-41
1
RG CONTRSC5.0
RG FANZSC500-41
1
RG CONTRSC5.0
RG FANDD7-7
1
RG CONTRSC3.0
RG FANDD9-9
1
RG CONTRSC5.0
RG FANDD9-9
2
RG CONTRTRE12
Maintenance Instructions
The kitchen manager should ensure that the internal sections of the canopy are
inspected regularly and cleaned to prevent a build up of grease which could start
a fire.
Filters MUST be washed regularly. (For more information on how this can be
done easily with a filter sterilization unit see the filter section.)
Filters are easily removable for cleaning by simply holding on to the handles and
sliding the filter up into the unit allowing the bottom of the filter to drop forwards
out of the unit. Care should be taken when removing filters as generally the unit
will be mounted high up on a wall over catering appliances.
All Parry canopies are fitted with a drip tray. The drip tray is easily removable and
must be emptied regularly.
The unit should be wiped down regularly with warm soapy water and a soft cloth.

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Filter Specification
In accordance with current regulations Parry fit baffle filters as standard in all of
the canopy ranges. There are two sizes of filters 400mm square and 500mm
square.
The pressure drop across the filters on any canopy using the 400mm or 500mm
baffle filters is a total of 50 pascals across the unit.
The Snack type canopy range use the 400mm filter and the General and Titan
type use the 500mm.
Parry also supply as a spare 430 x 430 mm mesh filters, to anyone who has an
old mesh filter canopy.
Filters must be washed regularly and drip trays mounted under the unit should be
emptied and the Canopy wiped down.
Parry can offer a filter sterilization unit to make the process of cleaning filters
much easier. The unit consists of a tank which cleaning fluid can be poured into,
and filters submerged in.
For more information contact the Parry Group

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External Fan Value Pack Specification
Value Canopy Packs include a canopy, voltage controller a fan and connecting
spigot.
The fans have been specified to be used with a maximum of 12m of ducting
with two 90 degree bends.
The fans are rated to an IP rating of IP54 (Dust and splashes)
Canopy
Length
Single
Phase
Filters
400
mm
Filters
500
mm
Fan Spec
Flow
m³/sec
Rating
kW
Controller
Pair
flanges
Code
Ducting
size mm
1000mm
13AMP
2
2
ZSC315-41
0.4
0.13
SC1.5
8895
350
1200mm
13AMP
3
2
ZSC315-41
0.4
0.13
SC1.5
8895
350
1500mm
13AMP
3
3
ZSC400-41
0.9
0.31
SC3.0
8897
400
1800mm
13AMP
4
3
ZSC450-41
1.3
0.51
SC5.0
8898
450
2100mm
13AMP
5
4
ZSC450-41
1.3
0.51
SC5.0
8898
450
2400mm
13AMP
6
4
ZSC500-41
1.9
0.77
SC5.0
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500

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Duct Mounted Fans
Parry sell duct mounted fans as part of the Canopy Value Pack.
Features of the duct mount short cased axial fans:
•Sickle & aerofoil bladed fans, 315mm to 500mm
• Fan - single phase, 230V - 1Ph - 50Hz
• Diecast aluminium impellers
• Insulation class ‘F’ IP54
• Operating range -40ºC to 70ºC
• Thermal protection ‘TK’
• Galv steel casing with flanges
• Corrosion resistant paint pebble Grey,
• Inlet guard
• IP54 terminal box
• Maintenance free, sealed for life bearings
Single Phase
Product Code
Speed
rpm
Weight dBA @
50 Pa 100 Pa 125 Pa FLC SC kW Kg 3m Elec Trans
ZSC315-41 1400 0.5 0.59 1.5 0.13 6.5 46 SC 1.5 RE 1.5
ZSC400-41 1320 1.143 0.888 0.626 1.32 2.9 0.31 10.3 51 SC 3.0 RE 3.0
ZSC450-41 1310 1.805 1.509 1.31 2.8 70.61 15.8 55 SC 3.0 RE 3.0
ZSC500-41 1210 2.248 1.876 1.61 3.4 7.4 0.77 16.6 53 SC 3.0
RTRE
3.0
Airflow m³/sec @ Static
Pressure PA
Motor Data
Speed Control

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Number
of filters
Fan
Controller
2 Flange
Dimensions
Number
of holes
E
B
A
PCD
1
ZSC315-41
YES
YES
135
317
382
356
8
2
ZSC400-41
YES
YES
155
400
466
438
12
3
ZSC450-41
YES
YES
160
451
515
487
12
4
ZSC500-41
YES
YES
165
503
567
541
12
Size
ØA
ØB
ØC
ØD
E
ØF
G
kg
315
382
317
9.5
356
135
8
6
6.5
400
466
400
9.5
438
155
12
6
10.3
450
515
415
9.5
487
160
12
6
15.8
500
567
503
9.5
541
165
12
6
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Wiring diagram
For the following models:
ZSC315-41 / ZSC400-41 / ZSC450-41 / ZSC500-41
Wiring Colours
U1 = brown
U2 = blue
Z1 = black
Z2 = orange
TB = white