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Commercial Air
Filtration
System

Advanced smoke, grease and oil-mist filtration for commercial air exhaust systems.

AIRoTAKE ESP systems are engineered for efficient particulate capture, modular installation and reliable operation across commercial air ventilation applications.

High Efficiency
Modular Design
Low Pressure Drop
Washable ESP Cells
Commercial kitchen with smoke and grease extraction in an HVAC environment

Clean Air for Healthy Environment.

AIRoTAKE develops commercial air-filtration solutions designed to help control smoke, grease, oil mist and fine particulate emissions from exhaust systems.

Commercial Kitchen

Purpose-built for restaurant and hospitality ventilation.

Smoke & Grease Control

Designed to assist with smoke and grease particle capture.

Modular Configuration

Flexible layouts for different kitchen requirements.

Easy Maintenance

Serviceable stages with accessible components.

What is an Electrostatic Precipitator?

An Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP) is an air-cleaning technology that uses an electrostatic field to charge airborne particles and collect them on collector plates.

For commercial kitchen exhaust, ESP technology can be used to control smoke, grease, oil mist and fine particulate matter.

Smoke
Grease
Oil Mist
PM 2.5
Odour
Fine Particles
ESP collector cell working method diagram showing particle charging and collection

How AIRoTAKE ESP Works

01

Dirty Air Inlet

Kitchen exhaust containing smoke, grease and oil mist enters the filtration system.

02

Pre Filter

Large particles and grease droplets are intercepted before the electrostatic stage.

03

Ionizer Section

High voltage creates an electrostatic field that charges airborne particles.

04

Collector Cells

Charged particles are attracted to grounded collector plates and captured.

05

Clean Air Outlet

Cleaner air continues downstream through the exhaust system.

AIRoTAKE ESP model unit

AIRoTAKE Commercial Kitchen ESP

Modular Electrostatic Filtration System

  • Stainless Steel Construction
  • Compact Configuration
  • Washable ESP Cells
  • Modular Airflow Capacity
  • Low Maintenance
  • Energy Efficient Operation
  • Easy Service Access
  • Custom Configurations

Key Advantages

High Efficiency

Designed for effective smoke, grease and oil-mist capture.

Modular Design

Multiple configurations can be combined for higher airflow requirements.

Washable ESP Cells

Reusable collection components simplify maintenance.

Low Pressure Drop

Designed to minimize unnecessary resistance in the exhaust system.

Energy Efficient

Efficient electrostatic filtration technology.

Easy Maintenance

Serviceable filtration stages and accessible components.

Long Service Life

Robust construction for commercial applications.

Custom Sizes

Configuration can be adapted to project requirements.

Designed for Commercial Environments

01

Commercial Kitchens

02

Hotels

03

Restaurants

04

Food Courts

05

Cloud Kitchens

06

Food Processing

07

Industrial Kitchens

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Central Kitchens

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HVAC Exhaust Systems

AIRoTAKE ESP Technical Specification

Model Electrical Supply Power Consumption Air Volume(CMH) Dimensions (L × W × H) Weight
AESP 35220/240V 50Hz 1ph50 W3000-4000450 × 450 × 640 mm45 kg
AESP 70220/240V 50Hz 1ph100 W6500-7500450 × 900 × 640 mm85 kg
AESP 105220/240V 50Hz 1ph150 W10000-10500450 × 1350 × 640 mm120 kg
AESP 140220/240V 50Hz 1ph200 W13500-14500450 × 1800 × 640 mm160 kg
AESP 210220/240V 50Hz 1ph300 W20500-21500900 × 1350 × 640 mm240 kg
AESP 280220/240V 50Hz 1ph400 W27500-28500900 × 1800 × 640 mm320 kg
AESP 315220/240V 50Hz 1ph450 W31000-320001350 × 1350 × 640 mm360 kg
AESP 420220/240V 50Hz 1ph600 W41500-425001350 × 1800 × 640 mm480 kg

All AIRoTAKE ESP models are designed for easy modular linking to accommodate larger air volumes.

Commercial Kitchen Air Filtration Solutions

From standalone restaurants to larger commercial kitchen ventilation systems, AIRoTAKE ESP configurations can be selected according to airflow requirements and project conditions.

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