John Boos C2H-42-2 Box Type 42" x 42" Condensate Hood
This John Boos C2H-42-2 Condensate Hood has a durable stainless steel construction. Made from 18 gauge type 300 stainless steel, its hood and baffle have the strength to withstand industrial and commercial environments. It has a starting exhaust duct collar and welded handing brackets. This C2H-42-2 has a full perimeter gutter.
Features
- 18 gauge stainless steel construction
- Full perimeter gutter
- Starting exhaust duct collar
- Welded hanging brackets
- 18 gauge type 300 stainless steel hood
- 18 gauge tupe 300 stainless steel baffle
Specifications
| Model |
C2H-42-2 |
| Dimensions |
19" H × 42" W × 42" D |
| Approximate Weight |
194 lbs. |
What our Experts Think
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Efficient Moisture Control: Designed to capture and direct condensate, protecting equipment and workspaces from water damage.
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Durable Construction: Heavy-gauge stainless steel offers long-lasting corrosion resistance in commercial environments.
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Optimal Size: 42" x 42" dimensions fit a wide range of kitchen setups and ventilation systems.
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Easy Maintenance: Smooth surfaces simplify cleaning and upkeep.
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Reliable Performance: Trusted by professionals to maintain safe and sanitary kitchen conditions.
Q&A
Q: What are the dimensions of the John Boos C2H-42-2 Condensate Hood?
A: It measures 42" by 42", designed to fit commercial kitchen ventilation systems.
Q: What type of hood is the C2H-42-2?
A: It’s a box-type condensate hood engineered to capture and drain condensation effectively.
Q: What materials are used in its construction?
A: Made from durable stainless steel for corrosion resistance and long-lasting performance.
Q: Is this hood easy to install?
A: Yes, it’s designed for straightforward installation with standard commercial ventilation setups.
Q: What are its typical applications?
A: Ideal for commercial kitchens, foodservice environments, and industrial ventilation systems.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean interior and exterior surfaces regularly with a damp cloth and mild detergent.
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Avoid abrasive cleaners or pads that can damage the stainless steel finish.
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Inspect and clean the condensate trough and drain to prevent blockages.
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Check for and remove grease or moisture buildup on all surfaces.
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Ensure proper ventilation is maintained to reduce excess condensation.
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Periodically inspect welds, seams, and mounting points for wear or leaks.
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Schedule professional inspection and deep cleaning as recommended by local codes.
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Keep in a dry, well-ventilated area to maximize lifespan and performance.
