Pro Ventilation Heat Safety Sensor Feature
Topics:
- Why did the hood turn on and off on its own?
- Why did the blower speed increase then decrease on its own?
- PW, PWC, PL, PI, IH, CTWH, and CTEWH heat safety sensor.
- At what temperature does the ventilation hood heat safety sensor turn on or turn off?
- What temperature activates or deactivates the heat safety sensor feature?
- Why is the blower speed LED flashing?
Answer:
All Pro Series Ventilation Hoods are equipped with a heat safety sensor feature, which automatically turns the ventilation hood on, or adjusts the blower speed to the next highest setting when excessive heat is sensed.
- The heat safety sensor feature activates when the exhaust temperature reaches 200°F (93°C) and deactivates when the exhaust temperature decreases to 185°F (85°C).
- If the ventilation hood is turned off and the heat safety sensor senses 200°F exhaust, the blower automatically turns on.
- Once the exhaust temperature decreases to 185°F, the blower turns off.
- If the ventilation hood is turned on to low speed and the heat safety sensor senses 200°F exhaust, the blower increases to high speed.
- Once the exhaust temperature decreases to 185°F, the blower decreases back to low speed.
Refer to the product Use and Care Guide for further information.
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