Brochure

The P5 and P8** are designed for use with the Broan
Elite RMIP Insert.
Rough-In Kits are included to make the installation
clean and simple.
Broan Elite internal blowers provide high ventilation and durable construction
to meet the needs of professional-style cooking appliances for the home.
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Broan-NuTone Canada Inc.
1140 Tristar Drive
Mississauga, Ontario L5T 1H9
Specications subject to change without notice.
® 2009 Broan-NuTone Canada Inc.
Installation and Blower Selection
Guidelines
Internal Blowers
SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL MOUNTING CFM MAX COOKTOP BTU HVI VOLTS AMPS ROUGH-IN
DUCT
INLET/OUTLET DIRECTION MOTOR TYPE
P5 Internal 500 60,000 Y 120 1.8 3-1/4” x 10” V or H
P8 Internal 850 95,000 Y 120 3.4 3-1/4” x 14” V or H
331* Exterior 600 60,000 Y 120 2.3 10” Round Single-speed
332* Exterior 900 90,000 Y 120 5.8 10” Round Single-speed
335* Exterior 1200 120,000 Y 120 3.0 10” Round Single-speed
336* Exterior 1500 120,000 Y 120 3.8 10” Round Single-speed
HLB3*
In-Line 280/260** 40,000 Y 120 2.6 8” or 10”/8”
Round
V or H Single-speed
HLB6* In-Line 600/600** 65,000 Y 120 2.9 10”/10” Round V or H Single-speed
HLB9* In-Line 800/700** 85,000 Y 120 3.0 10”/10” Round V or H Single-speed
HLB11* In-Line 1100/1000** 110,000 Y 120 5.0 10”/10” Round V or H Single-speed
* Model 332KR Rough-In Kit required for installation with RMIP Series only.
** Straight CFM/Right angled CFM (rated with transitions provided).
120V 60Hz
1. Distance from cooking surface:
For optimal performance, the distance from
the cooking surface to the bottom of the range hood
should be between 24” and 30”, unless otherwise
noted. DO NOT install a Broan Elite range hood
less than 24” above cooking surface.
To maintain hood performance at heights greater than
the recommended range, use the following guidelines:
For every 3” increase in installation height,
add 100 CFM to the minimum exhaust requirement
and/or a minimum of 3” to the hood/liner width
(may require going to the next hood width).
2. Range hood width:
The range hood should never be less than the width
of the cooktop.
3. Required blower CFM based on cooktop BTU output:
For cooktops UNDER 60,000 BTUs, choose a
blower with a minimum of 100 CFM per lineal foot
of your cooktop width. For example, a 36” wide
cooktop requires a blower with a minimum of 300
CFM.
High heat cooking or aromatic foods may require
additional CFM. Always check with the range
manufacturer. NOTE: Increasing capture area
by 3” on each side is also a recommended way
to address this issue.
As a means to estimate the approximate CFM
requirement for cooktops OVER 60,000 BTUs,
choose a blower with 1 CFM per 100 BTU of
cooktop output. To quickly calculate this number,
add the BTU output from all burners and drop the
last two zeros. For example, if the total BTU output
of the cooktop burners is 65,000 BTUs, choose a
blower with at least 650 CFM.
4. Additional CFM needs for a grill or griddle:
If your cooktop has a grill or griddle, ADD 200 CFM
to your estimated CFM needs as calculated in step
3. For example, if your cooktop BTU requires a 650
CFM blower, add 200 CFM for a total of 850 CFM.
Range hood should be
between 24” to 36”
unless otherwise noted.
INSTALLATION EXAMPLE:
A consumer purchases a cooktop
with these specications:
Four burner, 36” cooktop
Burner output is 60,000 BTU
The cooktop features a grill.
Installation requirements call
for the range hood to be 33”
over the range
(3” above recommended maximum height)
Option 1
(Using the guidelines above)
The blower must equal
a minimum of 600 CFM
(60,000 BTU) + 200 CFM
(for grill requirement)
+ 100 CFM (for 3” of
installation height)
= 900 CFM
Option 2
(Using the guidelines above)
Select a range hood that
is a minimum of 3” WIDER
than the cooktop,
a minimum 600 CFM
(60,000 BTU) + 200 CFM
(for grill requirement)
= 800 CFM
BLOWER CFM
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Guidelines
87453 09/09

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