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HOOVER HCV61 / 2WA
Extractor Hood chimney, energy class C, noise level: 63dB, suction performance 456 m3/hour, performance settings: 3, number of filters: 2, filter type: fat, halogen lights, width: 60 cm, white colour
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HOOVER HCV61 / 2WA
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HOOVER HCV61 / 2WA
The HOOVER HCV61 / 2WA is a chimney hood with the energy class rating of C. This hood was made for the outlet of steam and fumes via the chimney. This hood's width is 60 cm. The annual consumption of this model by HOOVER equals 51 kWh/annum. Because of the technology of the suction, this hood's noise level at the full power of 456 m3/hour won't be more than 63 dB. The HOOVER HCV61 / 2WA has a classic design, so it's great for just about any type of kitchen. On the bottom side of the hood is halogen lighting. It will help you when you want to cook at night.
HOOVER HCV61 / 2WA Fume Hood Key Features
- HOOVER HCV61 / 2WA sucks at up to 456 cubic meters of vapour in 1 hour
- Made to be installed to work with the flue
- Noise level: 63 dB
- Energy class: C
- Width of 60 cm
- Hood colour: white
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CANDY HOOVER GROUP S.r.l Via Privata Eden Fumagalli, 20861 Brugherio (MB), Italia +39.039.2086.1,[email protected]; https://corporate.haier-europe.com/contact-us/
Hoover is a leading manufacturer of vacuum cleaners of the same name. James Spangler gets credit for the development of the first Hoover vacuum cleaner. He was not a scientist, just as an asthmatic who did not like to constantly breathe in the dust from carpets. He sent the assembled vacuum cleaner to his cousin, Susan Hoover, who began to produce it with her husband under their name in 1908. Her goal, to get a vacuum cleaner into every household, has since then been fulfilled. Since 2015, Hoover has also offered large home appliances. All Hoover products combine a high degree of innovation, state-of-the-art technology, and original design.
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