Mich. Admin. Code R. 400.4560 - Cooking appliances
Rule 560.
(1)
Cooking appliances shall be suitably installed in accordance with approved
safety practices.
(2) Where metal
hoods or canopies are provided over domestic cooking appliances, they shall be
equipped with filters which shall be maintained in an efficient and clean
condition.
(3) In a newly
constructed, remodeled, or converted large and secure facility, where metal
hoods or canopies are provided over commercial kitchen cooking appliances, they
shall be designed and equipped in compliance with the national fire protection
association standard No. 96, entitled "Standard for Ventilation Control and
Fire Protection of Commercial Cooking Operations," 2014, and shall comply with
all of the following requirements:
(a) Filters
shall be maintained in an efficient and clean condition.
(b) Only vapor proof electrical wiring and
equipment shall be permitted in hoods or canopies.
(c) Exhaust ducts from hoods shall be run to
the outside by the shortest possible route. When exhaust ducts are run through
open spaces between a ceiling and a floor or roof or through any floors above,
the ducts shall be enclosed in horizontal or vertical shafts protected from the
remainder of the building by construction which affords a 2-hour fire
resistance rating.
(d) Fire
extinguishment equipment for the hood and exhaust duct of a cooking appliance
in a kitchen shall be in compliance with the national fire protection
association standard No. 96, entitled "Standard for Ventilation Control and
Fire Protection of Commercial Cooking Operations,".
(4) In an existing facility, metal hoods and
canopies approved before these rules take effect shall continue to be approved
until the facility or portion thereof which incorporates the kitchen is
remodeled or converted. When the kitchen is remodeled or the facility is
converted, hoods, canopies, and kitchen hood suppression systems for cooking
appliances shall comply with the requirements of this rule for new
construction. Filters in any hood or canopy in an existing facility shall be
maintained in an efficient and clean condition.
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