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Faber Inka Smart HC X A52 Absorption Mechanism 52cm Inox
Absorption Power: Max 390m³/h, with Washable Filter
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- Retractable: It is placed in a cabinet and only the part of the extractor containing the filters is pulled out.
- Chimney Hood: An extractor with its air duct covered by a decorative element.
- Free Standing: A classic type hood can be installed either under cabinets or on its own.
- Extraction Motor: Built-in hoods in which only the lower surface is visible.
- Foldable: The front of the extractor is pulled outwards.
- Island Hood: Ceiling-mounted hood that does not rely on the wall for support.
- Countertop: It is placed on or near the kitchen countertop.
- To calculate it, we need to know the dimensions of the kitchen space. For example, for 7 sqm, approximately 200m³/h of absorption power is needed, for 14 sqm approximately 400m³/h, and for 20 sqm, 570m³/h or more.
- with Washable Filter: It can be easily cleaned with water or in the dishwasher.
- Low Noise: Extractors from 60 decibels and below.
- Dual Motor: Offers increased power and efficiency in absorption.
- Boosted Extraction Power Function: Increase absorption power mode for a short period of time.
- Filter Cleaning Indicator: Notification function for filter cleaning or replacement.
- The energy class categorizes devices into groups according to the current they consume, ranging from the lowest D to the highest A+++. The higher the energy class, the lower the electricity consumption.
- Charcoal (optional): They are used when the extractors operate with air recycling in the space. They are not washable but must be replaced.
- Metal: Easy to export and clean. They do not require frequent replacement.
- Acrylic: Made of solid acrylic material. They are easy to clean and require more frequent replacement compared to metal ones.
- Extraction: The air drawn by the vent hood is extracted from the house through a duct, cleaning the atmosphere in the kitchen.
- Extraction or Recirculation: The vent hood has both functions. The air drawn by the vent hood is either extracted through a duct or recirculated within the hood.
- Recirculation: The air is recycled in the vent hood. It is recommended only in cases where a duct cannot be installed in the kitchen, and in this case, the vent hood must have carbon filters.
