Features

• Night light setting - Turn on the range hood night light setting for a soft glow in the kitchen at night
• Removable filter - This removable range hood filter is easy to take out and wash, so grease and odors are always removed from the kitchen air.
• 4-speed fan - have strong ventilation at four fan speeds that you can adjust to match your cooking techniques.
• Quiet boost - this high-performance exhaust technology keeps the canopy hood quiet as soon as you turn it on.
• LED hood light - get a bright view of your cooktop as you prepare your favorite meals with LED lighting in this range hood.
• Control features: Chef connect
• Light controls: On/off/night
• Ducting: Vertical only
• Heat sensor - this temperature sensor range hood will automatically turn on if the heat sensor detects high temperatures, preventing damage by reducing heat.
• Exhaust option: Recirculating, vented to outside
• Built-In WiFi - this smart range hood lets you adjust vent speed and turn on lights using your phone, for the ultimate kitchen convenience.
• No duct cover - without a duct cover you create the look of a floating hood and allow for multiple installation options.
• ADA compliant - this ADA-compliant range hood can be operated with a mobile device, eliminating reaching and improving safety for users of all abilities.
• Besides checking the product measurements, you should also:
• Check your venting capabilities; Check if your home has installed ductwork. If it does, or you plan on getting it installed, you should look for a ducted (vented) or convertible range hood. If your home does not have installed ductwork, you should choose a ductless (non-vented) or convertible range hood.
• Measure Your Space: First, measure the width of your cooking surface from one side of the cooktop to the other. Next, measure the width of the area between cabinets where your range hood will live (if applicable). Then, measure the space between the cooking surface and cabinets or ceiling above. There should be anywhere from 24 to 36 inches between the bottom of the range hood and the cooktop surface. Finally, measure the depth from front to back of the cooking surface.