CombiSteel Air Cleaner Complete 4800M3 7052.0010

£2,071.00

+vat

SKU: 7052.001

Product summary

Size W/D/H (mm) 2050 x 970 x 670

Product description

Complete air cleaner unit rated at 4800 m³/hour — standalone extraction for kitchens that need serious airflow without a full duct and canopy infrastructure.

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SPECIFICATION 15 facts · tap for all Width2050 mmDepth970 mmHeight670 mmGross / net weight170 kgVoltage / frequency23050Voltage230V / 50Hz

Identity3

Brand CombiSteelcatalogue
GTIN / EAN 6017430513585catalogue
Type Extraction Fanscatalogue

Size & weight5

Depth 970 mmsite
External (W×D×H) 2050 × 970 × 670 mmcatalogue
Gross / net weight 170 kgsite
Height 670 mmsite
Width 2050 mmsite

Power & energy7

Energy consumption 1,1site
Frequency 50 Hzcatalogue
Noise level 7575site
Rated input 1100 Wcatalogue
Rated power 11 kWcatalogue
Voltage 230V / 50Hzcatalogue
Voltage / frequency 23050site
THE WORKING VIEW

Why this extraction fan earns its place

This is a complete, ready-to-run air cleaning system. At 4800 cubic metres per hour, it pulls contaminated air through multiple stages of filtration and exhausts clean air back into your kitchen or out through a single vent. It's built and shipped as a finished unit — no assembly, no ducting runs, no canopy fabrication needed. Just position it, plug it in, and it works.

At 2050 mm wide and 970 mm deep, it occupies real floor or wall space, but that footprint buys you industrial extraction capacity in a self-contained box. At 170 kg, it needs a solid foundation and ideally a dedicated circuit, but the simplicity of installation saves you the cost and complexity of custom extraction infrastructure. It's the choice when you need powerful extraction but can't run full ductwork through your ceiling.

The 4800 m³/hour rating is genuine flow — enough for active cooking stations, prep areas, or serving lines where you need fumes pulled efficiently without backup. Filtration stages trap grease particles and cooking odours, so you're not just moving smoke around; you're actually cleaning it. This kind of capacity suits professional kitchens, takeaways with heavy fryers, and anywhere extraction can't hide.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Questions, answered straight

That's the volume of air the unit pulls through per hour. For a small-to-medium commercial kitchen with active cooking, 4800 m³/hour is substantial — it'll capture fumes and odours efficiently without requiring you to open windows or tolerate lingering smoke.

A traditional system spreads extraction through a large hood above the cooking, then exhausts through roof ducting. This unit is self-contained; it filters and either exhausts outside or recirculates cleaned air. It's simpler to install but takes up more floor/wall space.

Not necessarily. Depending on the model, some units recirculate filtered air back into the kitchen, while others exhaust to the outside through a single wall or roof outlet. Check which type you're specifying for your site.

That depends on your cooking volume and intensity. Heavy fryer use will saturate filters faster than low-heat prep. Inspect filters weekly; most commercial users change them monthly or as needed when airflow drops.

At 4800 m³/hour, yes — it runs with noticeable fan noise. It's similar to a large commercial extraction unit; not something you'd run in a quiet office, but normal for a busy kitchen. Vibration isolation mounts can reduce transmitted noise.

It depends on your room size and airflow requirements. At 2050×970 mm, it needs floor or wall space. Talk to a technician about whether 4800 m³/hour is overkill for your kitchen or whether you might need the larger 6500 m³ model instead.
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CombiSteel Air Cleaner Complete 4800M3 7052.0010 Product Data

Brand CombiSteel
Dimensions (W×D×H) 2050 × 970 × 670 mm
Electrical Power 1.1 kW
Voltage 230V / 50Hz
Noise Level 75 dB
Weight 170 kg
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