GUZZANTI GZC 60 White

A built-in hood is a great choice for kitchens with limited space. This type of cooker hood is installed under the kitchen cabinet or above the cooking surface. It is discreet and effective at removing steam, smoke and unpleasant cooking odours, improving the overall air quality in the kitchen. In addition, it is usually easy to maintain and clean.

Halogen lighting in the cooker hood is one of the essential features for lighting your kitchen. It uses halogen bulbs which are known for their bright and natural light. This light not only enhances the aesthetics of the kitchen, but also allows you to see exactly what you are cooking. It's a useful feature for night cooking or for creating the ideal atmospheric environment.

Recirculation is one of the operating modes for fume cupboards that does not require outside air extraction. In recirculation, air is drawn in from the kitchen and filtered by a special carbon filter that removes dirt, odours and grease. The cleaned air is then discharged back into the room. In this way, unpleasant odours and air pollution can be effectively removed, which is useful if you don't have the option of installing an outside extraction.

The grease filter is a key element of the cooker hood and is designed to trap grease particles that are produced during cooking. The kitchen is a place where many fat aerosols are released, which can lead to fat deposits on the surface of appliances and even on the walls. The function of the grease filter is to trap these grease particles and prevent them from spreading into the ventilation system or exhaust ducts. This minimises the risk of duct blockages and significantly reduces the need for cleaning and maintenance.