Allpoints 261769 Baffle Filter 20x20 Galvanized Hood

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 261769 is a galvanized steel baffle filter designed for commercial kitchen hood systems. Baffle filters capture grease-laden air as it passes through angled baffles, separating grease particles from the airstream before they can accumulate in ductwork. The captured grease drains into a collection trough, reducing fire risk and keeping exhaust systems cleaner between service intervals. At approximately 19.49 inches by 19.49 inches with a 1.69-inch depth, this filter fits standard 20 x 20 hood filter openings. Installation and routine maintenance are typically performed by commercial kitchen equipment technicians or qualified hood service professionals.

This baffle filter is suited for commercial foodservice applications including restaurants, cafeterias, and institutional kitchens equipped with Type I exhaust hoods over cooking equipment such as fryers, griddles, ranges, and charbroilers. The galvanized steel construction holds up to the high-heat, high-grease environment typical of heavy-duty cooking operations. The filter is designed for routine removal and cleaning as part of a scheduled hood maintenance program.

Key Features

• Galvanized steel construction for durability in high-heat, high-grease environments
• Baffle design separates grease from airstream and channels it to a collection trough
• Nominal 20 x 20 inch size fits standard commercial hood filter openings
• 1.69-inch depth compatible with typical Type I hood filter tracks
• Removable design supports routine cleaning and replacement cycles

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement baffle filter for commercial Type I kitchen exhaust hoods accepting a nominal 20 x 20 inch filter.

Installation Notes

Baffle filters are installed and serviced by commercial kitchen equipment technicians or hood cleaning professionals. Always shut down cooking equipment and allow the hood and filter to cool completely before handling. Filters slide into the hood track and should be seated firmly to ensure proper airflow and grease drainage. Local fire codes and NFPA 96 requirements govern hood filter maintenance intervals and installation standards.