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Features Wall-mounted linear suction hood with telescopic chimney Finish: Satin stainless steel Advance electronic control 3 Stainless steel grease filters 4 Speeds 2 LED illumination Balanced suction system Filter cleaning alarm Automatic delayed shutdown Timer and thermometer display Recycling feature optional Power rating: 13Amp Air flow rate: 1,200 m³/h Chimney height: 540 – 970 mm…
Features Wall-mounted linear suction hood with telescopic chimney Finish: Satin stainless steel – black tempered glass, anti-touch Touch control 2 Grease filters 4 Speeds LED illumination Auto-mode function Automatic delayed shutdown Recycling feature optional Power rating: 13Amp Air flow rate: 1,200 m³/h Chimney height: for suction mode 575 – 995 mm for filtering mode 645…
Features ▪ Island suction hood with telescopic chimney ▪ Finish: Satin stainless steel ▪ Advance electronic control ▪ 4 Stainless steel grease filters ▪ 4 Speeds ▪ 4 LED illumination ▪ Balanced Aspiration System (BAS) ▪ Filter cleaning alarm ▪ Timer and thermometer display ▪ Recycling feature optional ▪ Power rating: 13Amp ▪ Air flow…
Features Celling Suction Hood Finish: Satin stainless steel – white glass Remote control included ▪ 2 Grease filters 4 Speeds 4 LED illumination Perimetric aspiration Timer No recycling feature Power rating: 13Amp Air flow rate: 1,600 m³/h Air exhaust hole: Ø 230×80 mm (x2) Motor power: 2x52w Energy Class: B Suspended ceiling height: max 430…
Controls Control setting: Electronic buttons Programs / Functions No. of speeds: 4 Time-setting options: Automatic switch-off Technical Features No. of lights: 4 Light type: Halogen Light Power: 20 W Motor power: 250 W No. of filters: 4 Vent outlet: 150 mm Non return valve Speed I II III IV Intensive Extraction rate (IEC…
Controls Control setting: Slider Programs / Functions No. of speeds: 3 Technical Features No. of lights: 2 Light type: Halogen Light Power: 20 W Motor power: 175 W No. of filters: 2 Anti-grease filters: Aluminium Vent outlet: 150 mm Non return valve Speed I II III IV Intensive Extraction rate (IEC 61591) [m3/h]:…
FEATURES Double Turbine MotorThe high performance extraction motor prevents grease from entering and damaging the motor – helping it to extend its lifespan, while reducing the noise level and increasing the exhaust capacity. Metal FiltersMetal Filters traps oil without fail with its five layers aluminium filters. It is easy to replace and wash just by…
CHOOSING YOUR FRANKE HOOD The kitchen hood is not simply a functional item to remove steam and odours.The right choice can enhance the whole look of a kitchen, providing a dramatic design statement or an understated complement to the overall aesthetic.As you’d expect from a Franke product, every hood in our range achieves the very highest standard of quality and technical…
CHOOSING YOUR FRANKE HOOD The kitchen hood is not simply a functional item to remove steam and odours. The right choice can enhance the whole look of a kitchen, providing a dramatic design statement or an understated complement to the overall aesthetic. As you’d expect from a Franke product, every hood in our range achieves the very highest standard of quality…
CHOOSING YOUR FRANKE HOOD The kitchen hood is not simply a functional item to remove steam and odours.The right choice can enhance the whole look of a kitchen, providing a dramatic design statement or an understated complement to the overall aesthetic.As you’d expect from a Franke product, every hood in our range achieves the very highest standard of quality and technical…
CHOOSING YOUR FRANKE HOOD The kitchen hood is not simply a functional item to remove steam and odours.The right choice can enhance the whole look of a kitchen, providing a dramatic design statement or an understated complement to the overall aesthetic.As you’d expect from a Franke product, every hood in our range achieves the very highest standard of quality and technical…
CHOOSING YOUR FRANKE HOOD The kitchen hood is not simply a functional item to remove steam and odours.The right choice can enhance the whole look of a kitchen, providing a dramatic design statement or an understated complement to the overall aesthetic.As you’d expect from a Franke product, every hood in our range achieves the very highest standard of quality and technical…
CHOOSING YOUR FRANKE HOOD The kitchen hood is not simply a functional item to remove steam and odours.The right choice can enhance the whole look of a kitchen, providing a dramatic design statement or an understated complement to the overall aesthetic.As you’d expect from a Franke product, every hood in our range achieves the very highest standard of quality and technical…
Product Specification Finishing: Stainless Steel 201 Suction Power: 1490 m³/hr LED lights 3-speed control system Soft-touch control Washable stainless steel filter With delay timer With charcoal filter With aluminum ducting and S/S wall cap * extra chimney (optional) Features Super Net Absorption System Seamless Connection Technology Smoke Separation Technology
FEATURES Touch ControlThe controls offer all the advantages of the most modern hoods. Fingerprint-proof Stainless SteelAll Teka hoods have the same fingerprint-proof finishing as other stainless steel models in the Teka home appliances range. This provides an unmistakable touch of elegance to the product and protects the stainless steel by increasing its resistance to dirt…
ADDITIONAL INFO 60cm telescopic hood including stainless steel effect front 1 high performance motor, 160W 3 speeds 2 metal grease filters Internal recirculation possible Vent outlet: Ø120mm Nominal power: 240W Extraction rate: Ducted: 500 m³/h Recirculated: 460 m³/h Noise level: 46 dB(A), max speed KIT3C – long life charcoal filter
ADDITIONAL INFO 1 high performance motor Electronic rear illuminated touch controls 3 speeds, plus intensive (10mins) 4 halogen lamps Internal re-circulation possible Perimeter extraction Vent outlet Ø150mm Technical Data Nominal power 330W Extraction rates: Ducted: 750 m3/h Re-circulated: 650 m3/h Noise level: 44dB(A) Optional Product KITFC900 – charcoal filter The Smeg KI120X island hood offers…
ADDITIONAL INFO 60cm model Removable front panel Automatic switch on / off Sound Level: 56dBA Exhaust Capacity : 440 m3/h
ADDITIONAL INFO 90cm model Removable front panel Automatic switch on / off Sound Level: 56dBA Exhaust capacity: 440 m3/h
Is a cooker hood really necessary?
As you cook, a cooker hood removes excess smoke, steam, grease and fumes while in the kitchen. A good kitchen hood will make your kitchen and household smell fresh and clean.
Space: retractable cooker hoods are suitable for smaller kitchens, whereas canopy cooker hoods are suitable for larger kitchens.
Venting: A ducted cooker hood vents outside the house, whereas a recirculating cooker hood filters air and vents it back into the house.
Suction: Look for fans with multiple speeds. Extraction rates exceeding 600m3/hr are considered powerful.
You should know the 5 types of cooker hoods below before choosing the right one for your kitchen:
It is compact and great for a standard kitchen setting. It fits perfectly with a narrow hob between 52cm and 60cm wide.
A chimney cooker hood will be perfect if your cooker is backed up against a wall. They come with a canopy and a chimney, which can either be steel or glass.
Despite being inexpensive, it is not as powerful as a freestanding cooker hood. This cooker hood is mounted directly on the wall over your hob.
The integrated cooker hood is an ideal solution for those who want to save space or wish to conceal their cooker hoods. You can install a small cooker hood directly on the kitchen units. In comparison to the former, integrated hoods are less powerful.
This island hood will be perfect if you’re looking for a more sophisticated solution for your kitchen hood. It attaches directly to the ceiling and adds a touch of modernity and professionalism.
You need to choose the correct specifications once you have determined what type of cooker hood you need for your kitchen, such as:
Make sure the cooker hood covers the entire cooking area above your stove or hob. Their widths are usually 600mm or 900mm.
In a kitchen hood, suction power is determined by how much air it can move in a given period of time. A kitchen hood’s airflow will depend on how powerful the fan motor inside the hood is and how much electricity it consumes when you switch it on. It is expressed in cubic meters per hour (m3/hr).
You may need a kitchen hood with a higher airflow flow rate if you do a lot of heavy cooking, such as stir-frying with a wok or deep-frying.
When set at full speed, wall-mounted kitchen hoods produce about 1850 to 1200 m3/hr of airflow. They consume around 200 to 300 watts.
Slim hoods have a maximum airflow of around 500m3/hr, while island hoods run at a maximum of 1450m3/hr.
Recommendation: Choosing a hood with the highest suction power isn’t always a good idea. Different brands may have other features that make pulling in the smoky air easier.
Using a ventilated kitchen hood with an exhaust pipe to the outside can remove smoky air from your kitchen, which is one of the most effective ways.
Your contractor will need to make a hole in your kitchen wall. The hole size varies depending on the brand but is generally 17 cm in diameter.
However, if you live in a condo or apartment, you can’t really drill holes in your walls, so you’ll need a recirculating hood.
Connecting an exhaust pipe can convert recirculating hoods to ventilated ones in most kitchens.
Recommendation: A ventilated hood is better if you live on landed property. A recirculating hood is better if you don’t have an exhaust hole, and you should pay greater attention to good filtration, such as one with a high-efficiency rating.
Many modern kitchen hoods use advanced aerodynamics to reduce noise, and some models are advertised as “silent.” When a kitchen hood runs full power, the fan’s noise can be unbearable.
A full-power kitchen hood will have a noise level of around 52dB. In comparison, a vacuum cleaner runs at roughly 70dB, the same as a hairdryer.
The sound level of some kitchen hoods that some companies advertised as “silent” is about 44dB (the noise level of a library).
Nevertheless, a dirty mesh filter can increase the noise level, causing the fan to work harder to maintain the airflow.
Recommendation: It is advisable to choose a quieter kitchen hood if you have an open kitchen. The suction fan’s noise may disturb those in the dining or living area.
Kitchen hoods cost about RM300 to install. You may need to cut a hole in your wall to install the ventilation exhaust pipe, which can cost up to RM500.
For ventilated hoods, the exhaust ducting is limited to 10 ft. Smoke piping that requires more than 10 ft of piping will cost more. Long piping can also affect suction power, which may not be adequate if it is too long. Considering kitchen hoods with an auto-turbo function may be a good option in such situations.
Cooker hoods should be low enough to trap cooking smoke but not so low that they block your view.
A slanted hood should be at least 29 cm high, and a standard wall-mounted hood should reach 65 cm – 75 cm high from the tabletop.
To prevent the filtered air from blowing back into your face and hair, if you are tall and have a recirculating kitchen hood, you may want to mount it higher. A kitchen hood should not be placed more than 75cm above the cooker hob. It may be ineffective if you mount it too high.
The height of your ceiling is also something to consider. If your ceiling is very high, the outer ducting you install will not reach the hood chimney.
In general, you should clean your kitchen hood after every cooking session. Also, make sure the canopy tray and chimney are clean.
Reattaching baffle filters to hoods requires lubricating them, emptying them, and wiping them thoroughly.
It is also essential to thoroughly clean the filters every 2 to 4 weeks. Remove and soak them in hot water with a cleaning solution for 10 minutes. After that, brush them to remove grease (do not use steel wool or other abrasive brushes). Finally, replace them on the hood.
Bustle filters are undoubtedly easier to clean and look as good as new ones afterwards. However, mesh filters may continue to accumulate clogs unless you clean them thoroughly. As well as cleaning the blower fan once a year, as the manufacturers recommend it. Depending on its model, it may be necessary to disassemble the kitchen hood.
Recommendation: Make sure the brand you choose offers good after-sales support. You’ll be glad to know that it’s easy to service if you need spare filters or the touch screen doesn’t work.
Cooking a meal doesn’t mean you have to clean up the kitchen every single time. Every home should have a kitchen hood because it removes grease, smell and harmful smoke.
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