New Kaiser AvtantgardePro extractor hoods are equipped with efficient, high-performance motors and excellent, bright LED lights

Very powerful motor with Air POWER, max blower output (motor): 1250 m³/h

Function exhaust air:
The various vapors and odors that arise in the kitchen are cleaned of fats and other substances by the metal filter and passed on to the outside. The exhaust air pipe can either be installed to the exhaust air line or routed to the outside, as required or desired.

Recirculation function :
Not all buildings have the option of connecting the extractor hood to a ventilation system. In this case, Kaiser hoods can serve as air filters.

Aluminum corrugated tube:
The easy-to-use exhaust air pipe with a diameter of 150 mm for extractor hoods for exhaust air operation is easy to install, it can be bent and stretched as required, and it does not require any additional fixation due to its low weight. In addition, the corrugated aluminum tube has a long service life.
When installing the exhaust air pipe with a diameter of 120 mm, use the adapter supplied.

Metal grease filter:
The durable filter is made of rustproof materials (stainless steel and aluminum).
During normal operation, the grease filters should be cleaned every two months in the dishwasher or in a bath of mild detergent or liquid soap.

Activated carbon filter:
Carbon filters use chemically treated activated carbon, which has a high absorption capacity: it can trap dirt particles weighing more than five times its own weight. Carbon filter perfectly copes with removing various odors, smoke and vapor impurities. The activated carbon filter is installed in the kitchen extractor hood for recirculation mode.

edge extraction:
Uniform extraction of air can be achieved by extractor hoods of various designs. Such extractor hoods provide a permanent supply of air through the slits on the entire perimeter of the front flap, behind which the activated charcoal filter or grease filter is hidden. Edge suction is possible due to the Venturi effect, named after the Italian physicist Giovanni Venturi who discovered it.