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syarn,
Your product link states that no ventilation is required, however,
to check with the AHJ for any local requirements and NFPA-96.
How many of these are planned for installation?
In this AHJ, we typically allow them without any Type I or II
hoods for exhausting, ..." IF " it is only the one being installed.
As a recommendation, the AHJ in question in your area, might
want to get a written agreement that only the one will be
installed........Have the business owner sign it and the BO,
...possibly the Fire Official.......That way, if or when a fire
event occurs because of one of these appliances, the AHJ
will have cause to have them removed......If more than one is
planned for installation, then you might want to discuss with
the Fire Official to get their input.
As part of your "due diligence", you might to check the U.L.
certifiation they are marketing on this particular appliance,
...to see exactly what is certified by U.L......Also, you might want
to have them install an approved type portable fire extinguisher
near this appliance, ...in an easily viewable, ...easily accessible
location and mounted not so high that a heavier extinguisher
could be dropped or not accessed in a hurry.....Remember, get
everything in writing up front!.......Written agreements tend to
heighten the sense of responsibility / liability, ...to some
degree anyway.
Hope this helps!
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