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Lincat Y10030 Ductless Recirculation Extraction Unit

SKU: Y10030

£5,199.00(£6,238.80 inc VAT)

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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 2
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 2
  • Equipment can be connected to a single phase power supply – must be installed by a competent person
  • Equipment that should be connected to a suitably rated outlet - must be installed by a competent person
  • This product is Made in Britain
  • Item weighs over 100kg and will need care and planning to get into position kg

The Lincat Y10030 is a free-standing, self-contained recirculation extraction unit from Lincat's Refresh range. It is designed for commercial kitchens where connecting to external ductwork is not feasible — listed buildings, serviced office fit-outs, temporary catering facilities, and similar environments where structural constraints or cost make traditional ducted extraction impractical.

Rather than expelling air externally, the unit processes kitchen air through a four-stage filtration sequence: a stainless steel baffle filter, a G4 matrix panel filter, a HEPA filter, and a loose granule carbon filter. Each stage targets a different element — grease particulates, airborne contaminants, fine particles, and cooking odours — before returning cleaned air to the kitchen. It is a practical solution in the right context, though it is worth being clear that it manages air quality rather than fulfilling the full ventilation function of a ducted system.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

  • No ductwork required, reducing installation cost and site disruption significantly
  • Free-standing design allows flexible positioning without fixed wall or ceiling mounting
  • Four-stage filtration addresses grease, particulates, and odours in sequence
  • Stainless steel baffle filter is dishwasher-safe for straightforward weekly cleaning
  • Plug-in electrical connection — no gas, drainage, or specialist commissioning required

Installation is relatively straightforward. The upper section locates onto the lower base, filters slot into place, and the unit connects via a standard electrical supply. Both sections are substantial in size and weight, so a two-person lift during setup is sensible. It is important to confirm your appliance footprint dimensions before ordering to ensure compatibility.

There are practical considerations worth working through before committing. The unit does not cool the air it processes, so in warmer months or kitchens with limited passive ventilation, supplementary cooling may need to be factored in. Lincat specify a minimum background air change rate for the kitchen space — most commercial sites will meet this, but it is worth verifying. This unit is suitable for use over electric appliances only and is not appropriate for gas cooking equipment. Filter maintenance is an ongoing commitment: the baffle filter requires weekly washing, and the G4, HEPA, and carbon filters will need periodic replacement at intervals that vary with cooking intensity and hours of use.

The Y10030 is well suited to lower-volume operations — small café kitchens, staff canteens, pop-up or event catering facilities, or any site where electric-only cooking is in use and external ducting is not a viable option. For higher-volume kitchens or more intensive cooking programmes, a larger-capacity recirculation unit or a conventionally ducted canopy is likely to be a more appropriate choice.

If you are working out whether a recirculation unit is the right approach for your site, or want to talk through your ventilation requirements before making a decision, the team is happy to work through the options with you.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Y10030 suitable for use over gas cooking equipment?

No — this unit is designed for use with electric catering appliances only. It is not rated or approved for positioning over gas ranges, fryers, or other gas-fired equipment. If your kitchen uses gas appliances, a ducted extraction system or a recirculation unit specifically rated for gas use would be the appropriate route.

What ongoing maintenance does the filtration system require?

The stainless steel baffle filter should be removed and washed weekly — it is dishwasher-safe, which keeps that part of the routine straightforward. The G4 matrix, HEPA, and carbon filter stages will need replacement periodically, with intervals depending on how intensively the kitchen operates. Budgeting for replacement filters as part of your running costs is worth factoring in before purchase.

Does this unit provide adequate ventilation on its own, or is supplementary ventilation still needed?

The Y10030 manages grease, particulates, and odours effectively within its design parameters, but it does not replace the broader ventilation function of a ducted system. Lincat specify a minimum background air change rate for the kitchen space, and in warmer months or poorly ventilated rooms, supplementary cooling or air movement may still be needed. If you are uncertain whether your space meets the background ventilation requirements, it is worth discussing this before ordering.

Lincat Y10030 Ductless Recirculation Extraction Unit

£5,199.00(£6,238.80 inc VAT)

£5,199.00(£6,238.80 inc VAT)

The Lincat Y10030 is a free-standing, self-contained recirculation extraction unit from Lincat's Refresh range. It is designed for commercial kitchens where connecting to external ductwork is not feasible — listed buildings, serviced office fit-outs, temporary catering facilities, and similar environments where structural constraints or cost make traditional ducted extraction impractical.

Rather than expelling air externally, the unit processes kitchen air through a four-stage filtration sequence: a stainless steel baffle filter, a G4 matrix panel filter, a HEPA filter, and a loose granule carbon filter. Each stage targets a different element — grease particulates, airborne contaminants, fine particles, and cooking odours — before returning cleaned air to the kitchen. It is a practical solution in the right context, though it is worth being clear that it manages air quality rather than fulfilling the full ventilation function of a ducted system.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

  • No ductwork required, reducing installation cost and site disruption significantly
  • Free-standing design allows flexible positioning without fixed wall or ceiling mounting
  • Four-stage filtration addresses grease, particulates, and odours in sequence
  • Stainless steel baffle filter is dishwasher-safe for straightforward weekly cleaning
  • Plug-in electrical connection — no gas, drainage, or specialist commissioning required

Installation is relatively straightforward. The upper section locates onto the lower base, filters slot into place, and the unit connects via a standard electrical supply. Both sections are substantial in size and weight, so a two-person lift during setup is sensible. It is important to confirm your appliance footprint dimensions before ordering to ensure compatibility.

There are practical considerations worth working through before committing. The unit does not cool the air it processes, so in warmer months or kitchens with limited passive ventilation, supplementary cooling may need to be factored in. Lincat specify a minimum background air change rate for the kitchen space — most commercial sites will meet this, but it is worth verifying. This unit is suitable for use over electric appliances only and is not appropriate for gas cooking equipment. Filter maintenance is an ongoing commitment: the baffle filter requires weekly washing, and the G4, HEPA, and carbon filters will need periodic replacement at intervals that vary with cooking intensity and hours of use.

The Y10030 is well suited to lower-volume operations — small café kitchens, staff canteens, pop-up or event catering facilities, or any site where electric-only cooking is in use and external ducting is not a viable option. For higher-volume kitchens or more intensive cooking programmes, a larger-capacity recirculation unit or a conventionally ducted canopy is likely to be a more appropriate choice.

If you are working out whether a recirculation unit is the right approach for your site, or want to talk through your ventilation requirements before making a decision, the team is happy to work through the options with you.