Consultant Q&A with Phil Maurizzi, president of ABC Fire & Safety, Inc., Beloit, Wis.
Consultant Q&A with Phil Maurizzi, president of ABC Fire & Safety, Inc., Beloit, Wis.
Service Agent Q&A with Tim Lochel, service manager, Elmer Schultz Services Inc., Philadelphia
Fire-suppression equipment for use in commercial foodservice operations is classified as UL 300, which ensures it meets the necessary guidelines and standards. These systems utilize wet chemicals and ventilation control to extinguish flames.
Faucets are an obvious necessity in commercial kitchens, and foodservice operators can choose from a variety of types, including units designed for handwashing, prerinsing of dishes and various cleaning jobs.
Flight-type, also called rackless, warewashers have a setup akin to a car wash. These units are best-suited for large, high-volume operations, such as cafeterias, banquet and catering halls, or prisons. Due to the big footprint, these systems require a great deal of space.
Service Agent Q&A with George Loredo, service manager, PROTEX Restaurant Services Inc., Corpus Christi, Texas
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