Parry CON1200 Condensate Canopy Steam Hood
Product Description
The Parry CON1200 is a condensate canopy designed to capture and manage steam produced by commercial cooking and warewashing equipment. Rather than ducting steam out of the building via a...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 1100
- External height (mm)
- 500
- External width (mm)
- 1200
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Product Description
The Parry CON1200 is a condensate canopy designed to capture and manage steam produced by commercial cooking and warewashing equipment. Rather than ducting steam out of the building via a mechanical extraction system, it collects moisture internally and drains it away — making it a practical solution in locations where full ductwork installation is not possible or where cooking volumes do not require active ventilation.
In working kitchens, unmanaged steam creates surface moisture, humidity, and condensation on walls and ceilings that can accelerate wear on surrounding fittings and equipment. A condensate canopy positioned directly over steam-producing equipment addresses this at source, keeping the immediate working area noticeably drier during service. It is commonly used above combination ovens, bain maries, and commercial steamers in kitchens where ductwork cannot be installed or where building regulations do not demand mechanical extraction for the cooking activity taking place.
The CON1200 is constructed throughout in stainless steel with a satin finish, which holds up reliably to the heat and moisture levels of a busy kitchen and wipes down easily. A drain tap is included, making routine cleaning and condensate removal straightforward without dismantling the unit. Optional removable condensation tray and baffle attachments are available, which can improve collection performance depending on the equipment positioned beneath. Parry can also adapt the canopy to bespoke dimensional requirements where space is constrained or equipment layout is non-standard.
- No fan motor required, reducing installation complexity and ongoing running costs
- Drain tap included for straightforward routine cleaning and condensate removal
- Stainless steel construction with satin finish for durability and easy maintenance
- Optional baffle and condensation tray attachments to improve steam capture
- Bespoke sizing available from Parry for non-standard kitchen layouts
It is important to be clear about what a condensate canopy is and is not. It is not a substitute for full mechanical extraction where cooking produces heavy grease-laden vapour, or where building regulations require active ventilation. It is best suited to steam-only or low-grease environments. For kitchens with higher cooking volumes, mixed cooking methods, or regulatory requirements for mechanical ventilation, a ducted extraction system is likely the more appropriate solution.
If you are weighing up whether a condensate canopy is the right fit for your kitchen setup and equipment, we are happy to talk it through with you before you commit to anything.
Key Features
- Stainless steel construction with satin finish throughout for durability
- Integrated drain tap allows condensate removal without unit dismantling
- Optional removable baffle and condensation tray attachments available
- Passive operation with no fan motor required for steam capture
- Bespoke dimensional adaptations available directly from Parry on request
Operational Benefits
- Reduces surface moisture and humidity around steam-producing equipment during service
- Simplifies installation in sites where ducted extraction cannot be fitted
- Lowers running costs by eliminating the need for fan-powered ventilation
- Keeps cleaning straightforward with accessible drain tap and wipe-clean surfaces
- Adaptable to non-standard layouts, reducing the need for costly kitchen modifications
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 1100
- External height (mm)
- 500
- External width (mm)
- 1200
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes — condensate canopies are well suited to steam-producing equipment such as combination ovens, commercial steamers, and bain maries operating in low-grease environments. They are not designed for equipment that produces heavy grease-laden vapour, where mechanical extraction with grease filtration would be the appropriate choice.
- No. The CON1200 operates passively without a fan motor, so there is no electrical connection required and no ductwork to install. Condensate is collected internally and discharged via the built-in drain tap, which needs a suitable drain point nearby. This is what makes it practical for sites where full extraction infrastructure cannot be installed.
- The key factors are the type of cooking taking place and whether building regulations require active mechanical ventilation for your setup. If your equipment produces predominantly steam with minimal grease vapour and your local requirements permit passive solutions, a condensate canopy can be a sound and cost-effective option. If you are unsure about your regulatory position or cooking profile, it is worth discussing your kitchen layout with us before deciding.