Commercial Barbecue Grill with Smoke Extraction and Electrostatic Filter System
Our commercial barbecue grill has a smoke extraction system and electrostatic precipitator inside to remove the heavy smoke from charcoal barbecue.
- ≥ 95% smoke filtration efficiency
- Washable electrostatic filter cell saves filter replacement cost.
- Wide grilling area for kebab and any other kinds of barbecue.
- Charcoal barbecues keep the best flavor.
Commercial Barbecue Grill Application:
- Ideal for the barbecue at outdoor bars, public parks, amusement parks, shopping malls, and anywhere without barbecue smoke extraction and filtration system. No complaint would be incurred.
Features & Advantages
- Our commercial barbecue grill can remove over 95% barbecue smoke & most odor.
- Trolly design, can be used in outdoor bars, public parks, amusement parks, shopping malls easily.
- Brilliant smoke extraction system catches all the barbecue smoke with low power consumption.
- The integrated electrostatic precipitator filters barbecue smoke efficiently. High efficiency and minimal maintenance cost.
- Charcoal grill saves the true BBQ flavor.
- Stainless Steel cabinet and corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy filter cells ensure a long life span, up to 8-10 years.
Specifications
| Model | LYAL-BQ-120 | LYAL-BQ-150 | LYAL-BQ-200 |
| Product Size (mm) | L1600*W700*H1100 | L2000*W700*H1100 | L2400*W700*H1100 |
| Griller (mm) | Option 1: L750*W250*H150 Option 2: L900*W250*H150 Option 3: L750*W450*H150 Option 4: L900*W450*H150 | ||
| Smoke Elimination Efficiency | >95% | ||
| Odor Elimination Efficiency | >60% | ||
| Cabinet Material | Stainless Steel 201 / 304 | ||
| Filter Cell Material | A5052 Aluminum Alloy | ||
| ESP Power Consumption (W) | 150 | 150 | 230 |
| Fan Power Consumption (W) | 550 | 550 | 700 |
| Power Input (V) | 1P 220~240V, 50HZ (Can be customized) | ||
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