Grand Chef 80cm Cooker Hood (White) AT 8409 FW Eco

Electronic Control System - Logic Control:
The modern Logic Control system makes managing the cooker hood a breeze.

Exhaust Air Operation Mode:
The metal grease filter efficiently cleanses cooking vapours and odours by absorbing fats and tiny particles from kitchen fumes. You can either connect the air exhaust pipes to the external ventilation system or direct them outside, depending on your needs.

Recirculation Operation Mode:
In cases where connecting the fume extractor hood to a ventilation system isn't feasible, Kaiser extractor hoods serve as effective filtering systems. The metal grease filter initially captures fats and small particles from cooking vapours, followed by the passage of odorous substances and micro-particles through the activated charcoal filter. This process results in purified cooking vapours and fumes being reintroduced into the kitchen.

Aluminium Corrugated Pipe:
When used in exhaust mode, this 150 mm diameter aluminium pipe is not only user-friendly but also easily assembled. It can be bent and adjusted as required, and its lightweight construction eliminates the need for additional securing. Aluminum corrugated pipes are known for their durability.

Metal Grease Filter:
This long-lasting filter is crafted from stainless materials, specifically stainless steel and aluminium. It is recommended to clean the grease filters every two months during normal hood operation. This can be done using a dishwasher or by manual cleaning with mild detergent or liquid soap. Be sure to use the included adapter when connecting pipes with a 120 mm conduit.

Charcoal Filter:
Constructed with chemically treated activated carbon boasting a high absorption capacity, this filter can retain particles of contaminating substances weighing more than five times its own weight. The carbon filter excels at eliminating various odours, smoke, and steam impurities. Install charcoal filters when operating in recirculation mode.

Perimeter Suction:
Various cooker hoods enable equal air intake through a range of structures. These cooker hoods offer a continuous air supply through slots along the entire perimeter of the hinged panel. Charcoal and/or grease filters are concealed behind this panel. Perimeter suction is achieved through the Venturi effect, named after the Italian physicist Giovanni Venturi, who first described it.