EVALUATION SUBJECT: FIRE SUPPRESSION RANGE HOOD DIVISION: 23 00 00 MECHANICAL SECTION: 23 38 13 COMMERICAL-KITCHEN HOODS.

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ICC-ES Report PMG-1293 Reissued 12/2015 This report is subject to renewal 12/2016 EVALUATION SUBJECT: FIRE SUPPRESSION RANGE HOOD DIVISION: 23 00 00 MECHANICAL SECTION: 23 38 13 COMMERICAL-KITCHEN HOODS Report Holder: GREENHECK FAN CORPORATION 400 ROSS AVENUE SCHOFIELD, WI 54476

ICC-ES PMG Listing PMG-1293 Effective Date: December 2015 This listing is subject to re-examination in one year. www.icc-es-pmg.org (800) 423-6587 (562) 699-0543 A Subsidiary of the International Code Council CSI: DIVISION: 23 00 00 MECHANICAL Section: 23 38 13 Commercial-Kitchen Hoods Product certification system: The ICC-ES product certification system includes testing samples taken from the market or supplier s stock, or a combination of both, to verify compliance with applicable codes and standards. The system also involves factory inspections, and assessment and surveillance of the supplier s quality system. Product: Listee: Fire Suppression Range Hood Greenheck Fan Corporation 400 Ross Ave. Schofield, WI 54476 www.greenheck.com Compliance with the following codes: 2015, 2012 and 2009 International Mechanical Code (IMC) 2015, 2012 and 2009 International Fire Code (IFC) 2015, 2012 and 2009 Uniform Mechanical Code (UMC)* * Uniform Mechanical Code is a copyrighted publication of the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials Compliance with the following standards: Identification: Installation: ICC-ES LC1031-2012, PMG Listing Criteria for Exhaust Type II Hood with an integrated fire suppression system for domestic cooking appliances in commercial applications UL 300A (Ed. 3), Extinguishing System Units for residential top cooking surfaces, UL 507 (Ed. 9), Standard for Electric Fans Greenheck s Fire Suppression Range Hoods shall be marked with: a) manufacturer s recognized name or trademark b) in case of private labeling, the name, trademark, or other mark of the customer for whom the hood was manufactured. c) product name for the equipment qualified for use with each exhaust Type II hood with an integrated fire suppression system. d) the ICC-ES PMG listing mark Greenheck s Fire Suppression Range Hoods shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and applicable codes. Examples of sample installations are depicted in figures 1a through 1d. Listings are not to be construed as representing aesthetics or any other attributes not specifically addressed, nor are they to be construed as an endorsement of the subject of the listing or a recommendation for its use. There is no warranty by ICC Evaluation Service, LLC, express or implied, as to any finding or other matter in this listing, or as to any product covered by the listing. Copyright 2015 ICC Evaluation Service, LLC. All rights reserved. Page 1 of 5

PMG-1293 Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 2 of 5 Model: The Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS, Fully Integrated, Self-Contained Fire Suppression Range Hood for Residential Appliances for use in protecting residential-grade appliances when used in public or otherwise (quasi-) commercial spaces. Figures 2 and 3 depict examples of the Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS. The Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS are constructed with 304 stainless steel, having a fire suppression system pre-engineered into the design of the hood. Actuation of the fire suppression system is completely mechanical being based on industry standard fail safe fusible link technology. The system uses a wet chemical agent and has been tested and demonstrated to conform to UL subject 300A. The Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS also include a centrifugal fan, tested and demonstrated to conform to UL 507. The Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS feature an Advanced Programmable Logic Control Driven Self-Monitoring System that interacts with the cooking environment to minimize the risk of a fire event while also monitoring the suppression system for continuity. This system starts with a set of heat sensors just within the face of the hood; one at a medium set point, the other at high. Under cooking conditions, when the medium set point is reached, the fan is turned on high. This feature dissipates the heat from the area but also draws it into the unit, past the fusible links in the system. If temperatures continue to rise and the high temperature set point is reached, the system reacts by shutting down power to the range prior to suppression system release. When this occurs, the unit s internal alarm is activated so that occupants are notified that the system is working to prevent further escalation of a potential fire. This is considered two stages of Pre- Suppression, where the unit is interacting with the cooking environment - working to minimize the risk of a fire event Should temperatures continue to rise, fire is present. The fusible links will melt, mechanically actuating the suppression system and releasing a low PH wet chemical agent across the cook-top. At actuation, the system will also make a second attempt to shut down power to the range; in the event of a flash-fire, or something that happens too quickly to register with the temperature sensors. The Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS will continue to sound its internal alarm while also communicating a fire code back to a monitored alarm panel. The PLC Self-Monitoring-System also monitors the entire suppression assembly for completeness and continuity. If the suppression system is ever compromised through a loss of pressure or broken connection, or tampering of any kind, the unit reacts by shutting down power to the range. In this case the suppression system is compromised therefor the range shouldn't be in use. Under this condition, the system communicates a separate "maintenance code" saying that the unit is down and needs service. When preemptive shutdown occurs, the system and the cooking equipment will not come back online until the Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS are reset. The Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS are available in multiple ducting sizing calibrations, 30" and 36" sizes. Greenheck Model Accurex Model Width (inch) Fan Vent Stove Power GRRS-30-F-E XRRS-30-F-E 30 Internal Recirculating Electric GRRS-30-F-G XRRS-30-F-G 30 Internal Recirculating Gas GRRS-36-F-E XRRS-36-F-E 36 Internal Recirculating Electric GRRS-36-F-G XRRS-36-F-G 36 Internal Recirculating Gas GRRS-30-R-E XRRS-30-R-E 30 Internal Rear Electric GRRS-30-R-G XRRS-30-R-G 30 Internal Rear Gas GRRS-36-R-E XRRS-36-R-E 36 Internal Rear Electric GRRS-36-R-G XRRS-36-R-G 36 Internal Rear Gas GRRS-30-T-E-D XRRS-30-T-E-D 30 Duct In-Line Top Electric GRRS-30-T-G-D XRRS-30-T-G-D 30 Duct In-Line Top Gas GRRS-36-T-E-D XRRS-36-T-E-D 36 Duct In-Line Top Electric GRRS-36-T-G-D XRRS-36-T-G-D 36 Duct In-Line Top Gas GRRS-30-T-E-W XRRS-30-T-E-W 30 Wall Mount Fan Top Electric GRRS-30-T-G-W XRRS-30-T-G-W 30 Wall Mount Fan Top Gas GRRS-36-T-E-W XRRS-36-T-E-W 36 Wall Mount Fan Top Electric GRRS-36-T-G-W XRRS-36-T-G-W 36 Wall Mount Fan Top Gas

PMG-1293 Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 3 of 5 Standard calibrations of the Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS are combined with additional air delivery capabilities, a Mechanical Pull Station and The CLOCKBOX Cooking Element Control System to offer a packaged upgrade designed to comply with section 18.3.2.5.3 of The NFPA Life Safety Code (NFPA101). Greenheck Model Accurex Model Width (inch) Fan Vent CFM Stove Power GRRS-30-F-E-N XRRS-30-F-E-N 30 Internal Recirculating 500 Electric GRRS-30-F-G-N XRRS-30-F-G-N 30 Internal Recirculating 500 Gas GRRS-36-F-E-N XRRS-36-F-E-N 36 Internal Recirculating 500 Electric GRRS-36-F-G-N XRRS-36-F-G-N 36 Internal Recirculating 500 Gas GRRS-30-R-E-N XRRS-30-R-E-N 30 Internal Rear 500 Electric GRRS-30-R-G-N XRRS-30-R-G-N 30 Internal Rear 500 Gas GRRS-36-R-E-N XRRS-36-R-E-N 36 Internal Rear 500 Electric GRRS-36-R-G-N XRRS-36-R-G-N 36 Internal Rear 500 Gas GRRS-30-T-E-D-N XRRS-30-T-E-D-N 30 Duct In-Line Top 510 Electric GRRS-30-T-G-D-N XRRS-30-T-G-D-N 30 Duct In-Line Top 510 Gas GRRS-36-T-E-D-N XRRS-36-T-E-D-N 36 Duct In-Line Top 510 Electric GRRS-36-T-G-D-N XRRS-36-T-G-D-N 36 Duct In-Line Top 510 Gas GRRS-30-T-E-W-N XRRS-30-T-E-W-N 30 Wall Mount Fan Top 550 Electric GRRS-30-T-G-W-N XRRS-30-T-G-W-N 30 Wall Mount Fan Top 550 Gas GRRS-36-T-E-W-N XRRS-36-T-E-W-N 36 Wall Mount Fan Top 550 Electric GRRS-36-T-G-W-N XRRS-36-T-G-W-N 36 Wall Mount Fan Top 550 Gas Conditions of Listing: 1. The Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS Fire Suppression Range Hoods recognized in this listing must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer s published installation instructions and the applicable codes. 2. An automatic activation for fire suppression system is required, if provided the manual activation device shall be in accordance with Section 904.11.1 of the IBC. 3. Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS Fire Suppression Range Hoods are not to be used over cooking appliances which are used for commercial purposes when appliances is primarily used for the preparation of food for compensation, trade or services rendered. 4. The Greenheck GRRS and Accurex XRRS Fire Suppression Range Hoods recognized in this listing are manufactured in Chester Connecticut, under a quality control program with annual surveillance inspections by ICC-ES.

PMG-1293 Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 4 of 5 Figure 1a GRRS-30-T-E-D XRRS-30-T-E-D Installation Elevation (provided for reference only, not to scale) Figure 1b GRRS / XRRS (R) Rear Expelling Figure 1c GRRS / XRRS (I-DF) Inline Exhaust 24" to 30" for a 30" HOOD 30" to 36" for a 36" HOOD Figure 1d GRRS / XRRS (I-WF) Ext. Wall Exhaust Figure 2 GRRS / XRRS System Anatomy: Depiction from Front/right view

PMG-1293 Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 5 of 5 Figure 3 GRRS / XRRS System Anatomy: Depiction from Front/right view