Atosa AEC11C Combi Condensation Hood, 34-7/8″ Wide, 120 V

Description

The Atosa AEC11C is a compact combi condensation hood that removes the steam from your oven door openings and cooking cycles without external ductwork. It is sized for the Atosa combi ovens AEC-0511E, AEC-0711E and AEC-1011E. It plugs into a standard 120 V outlet, so it suits cafés, bakeries, caterers and small restaurants adding a combi oven where a full exhaust hood is impractical.

Key features

• Steam capture and condensation – extracts and condenses steam from door openings and cooking cycles.
• Self-contained – no external ductwork; plugs into an existing electrical connection.
• Up to 95% steam reduction – at oven door opening, per Atosa.
• 250 to 400 CFM airflow – quiet operation at under 65 dB(A).
• Removable stainless steel filter – front access, dishwasher-safe, easy to clean.
• Integrated condensate drain – collects condensate for removal.
• Stainless steel frame – heavy-duty construction that wipes down easily.
• UL listed and NSF certified – manual on/off switch for simple control.

How the AEC11C fits your kitchen

Plan for a 120 V, 60 Hz outlet (110 W), plus a separate water line and drain line, which Atosa says are needed for condensation. The hood is 34-7/8″ wide, 30-5/8″ deep and 11-3/8″ high, and weighs 60 lb net. Airflow is rated at 250 to 400 CFM, with noise under 65 dB(A). Check with your local authority and installer whether it meets your ventilation requirements before you rely on it in place of a hood.

Other sizes in this series

• AEC21C – 43″ wide, for the Atosa combi ovens AEC-0621E and AEC-1021E

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FAQ

What does the Atosa AEC11C need to be installed?
It uses a plug-and-play 120 V, 60 Hz electrical connection drawing 110 W. Atosa also says a separate water line and drain line connection is needed. Place it according to the spec sheet’s plan view, and use a qualified installer.

How do I clean the AEC11C?
Slide out the front-access stainless steel filter and wash it; Atosa lists it as dishwasher-safe. Wipe the stainless steel frame with a soft cloth and mild cleaner, check the condensate drain, and avoid abrasive pads. Disconnect power first.

Where can I find the AEC11C spec sheet?
The official Atosa spec sheet is in the download section below. It lists voltage, power, exterior and packaging dimensions, weights and the combi oven models the hood is sized for, so you can confirm the match.

Which combi ovens is the AEC11C made for?
Atosa lists the AEC11C for the combi models AEC-0511E, AEC-0711E and AEC-1011E. The AEC21C is the companion hood for the other combi models, so check your oven model before you choose.

Please request a quote to confirm availability before you buy. Pricing, availability, warranty terms, delivery and installation are all confirmed at the time of purchase.