30" 500 CFM Ducted Down Draft Range Hood UVD6361SPSS

Features

• Hidden design - streamline the look of your kitchen with a downdraft range vent that raises over the cooktop surface when needed and then retracts when not in use.
• Filter
• 500 CFM Exhaust Fan - efficiently removes smoke, grease, odors, and moisture from the air thanks to a downdraft kitchen exhaust vent with a 500-CFM venting system.
• Adjustable fan speed - adjust your ventilation with the turn of a knob thanks to a kitchen exhaust fan that can be set to any speed between 0-500 CFM, depending on what you're cooking.
• Kitchen exhaust fan filters - minimize clean-up and prevent unpleasant kitchen odor with a removable grease filter that helps cut down on scrubbing.
• Aluminum mesh filters - cut down on clean up thanks to mesh filters that are quick and easy to remove and are completely dishwasher safe
• Vent height: 7"
• 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.
• 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 the 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.
• 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 the 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.