Products Description
Transform your kitchen with this sophisticated stove range hood, featuring powerful Italian technology, this hood delivers impressive 1000m³/h airflow through 3 adjustable speeds to effectively eliminate cooking odor and steam. The sleek stainless steel construction is complemented by an elegant curved glass design and electronic switch controls. Built for optimal functionality, it comes equipped with both aluminum and carbon filters to trap grease and purify air. The integrated LED lights provide excellent illumination of your cooking surface. This hood combines premium aesthetics with high performance, making it an ideal choice for modern kitchens. The thoughtful design includes easy-to-use controls and efficient filtration system that helps maintain a clean cooking environment. Perfect for households that require powerful ventilation without compromising on style.
Ultra-Silence：
The model has really low noise to only 53dB and you may enjoy your private kitchen time when cooking.
Anti-oil Finished Fan Blade：
Teflon finished fan blade is anti-oil by the motor turning speed of 600-1500r/min, therefore there is no need to wash the fan blade very often.
Full-Sealed Motor System:
According to our national approved lab, DE&E high quality full-sealed motors serve 30% longer compared with normal motors. The macromolecule insulating material for sealing also keeps the motor more sustainable and efficient.
Filter Options：
You can choose different types of filters according to your market's needs.
Specifications
| Product Name | Stove Range Hood | Model No. | HC6065 |
| Body Material | Stainless Steel + Tempered Glass | Levels of Speed | 4 Speeds |
| Maximum Airflow | 1000m³/h | Motor Power | 180W |
| Noise Level | 53dB | Motor Type | Full-Sealed Metal AC Motor |
| Fan Type | Metal Fan with Teflon Finish | Control Type | Sensor Touch Control |
| Filter | 2Pcs 5 Layers Aluminum Filters | Light Type | ≤2*2W LED |
| Venting Size | 150mm | Air Pressure | 220Pa |
| Rated Voltage/Frequency | 220-240V~,50/60Hz | Rated Input Power | 184W |
| Product Size | 595×455×500-760(W×D×H)(mm) | Packing Size | 655x530×530(W×D×H)(mm) |
| Loading Qty | (20GP/40GP/40HQ)=144/288/360 | G.W/N.W | 20.5kg/17kg |
Installation View
FAQ
Q1: As to stainless steel, which one is better to use in manufacturing ventilation hood?
Stainless steel can be classified into five main categories based on its microstructure: austenitic, ferritic, martensitic, duplex stainless steel, and precipitation hardening type. Among these, austenitic and ferritic stainless steels are the most commonly used in the manufacturing of ventilation hoods, particularly grades SS304, SS201, and SS430.
SS304: This grade is widely recognized for its strong anti-corrosion and antioxidant properties, making it the preferred choice for food-grade kitchenware and medical equipment. It's also commonly used for the body of high-end ventilation hoods.
SS201: This grade substitutes manganese for nickel, resulting in a lower cost but reduced corrosion resistance. SS201 is typically used for non-food grade decorative applications or building structures and is often found in lower-end ventilation hoods.
SS430: Containing a high percentage of chromium but no nickel, SS430 is magnetic and offers excellent cost-effectiveness along with good corrosion resistance. It is also a suitable option for ventilation hood materials.
In summary, when selecting stainless steel for ventilation hoods, SS304 is ideal for premium applications, while SS201 and SS430 serve well for more budget-friendly options.
Q2:What are common problems with range hoods?
Common problems with a range hood include:
Poor Suction Power: Insufficient airflow can result from a clogged filter, obstructions of ductwork, or your range hood has an improper size which doesn't match your stove's size.
Unpleasant Odors: If odors linger after cooking, there is a sign that your hood's filter is dirty enough or the venting system of your hood has problems.
Noise Issues: Excessive noise may stem from a worn-out motor, loose components, or an unbalanced fan.
Lights Not Working: Burnt-out light bulbs or faulty wiring can cause the lights in the range hood not working.
Grease Buildup: Accumulation of grease on filters and the hood itself can hinder performance and pose a fire hazard.
Addressing these issues promptly can help maintain the efficiency and performance of your range hood.
Q3: Do I need an electrician to replace a cooker hood?
It depends. You may not need an electrician for a simple and just plug-in cooker hood replacement. Things will be different if the cooker hood is hard-wired. You need to hire an electrician to do the job and he/she ensures the unit is properly earthed (required for metal appliances) and can provide a minor works certificate. While DIY is possible for plug-in models, a professional is advised for safety, compliance with regulations, and to avoid electrical issues.
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