Améliorez la ventilation de votre cuisine avec la hotte de cuisine à conduit ProVW de Proline, conçue pour offrir une performance puissante avec une apparence propre et professionnelle. Sa commande à vitesse variable vous permet de régler le débit d'air doucement de bas en haut, vous donnant la possibilité de tout gérer, de la cuisson quotidienne à la fumée lourde, à la vapeur et aux odeurs fortes.
Fabriqué en acier inoxydable durable, le ProVW est disponible en acier inoxydable 430 pour les cuisines d'intérieur ou en acier inoxydable 304 résistant à la corrosion pour les environnements extérieurs et très humides. Les commandes classiques à bouton et interrupteur offrent un fonctionnement simple et fiable, tandis que les filtres à chicane en acier inoxydable allant au lave-vaisselle facilitent le nettoyage de routine. L'éclairage halogène intégré aide à éclairer la surface de cuisson et est compatible avec les ampoules de remplacement à DEL non à intensité variable.
Deux douilles de lampe chauffante sont incluses pour aider à garder les aliments préparés au chaud, bien que les ampoules de lampes chauffantes soient vendues séparément. Cette hotte est conçue exclusivement pour la ventilation par conduit et peut être configurée pour une ventilation par le haut ou par l'arrière. Un ventilateur compatible doit être acheté séparément, avec des options locales et intégrées disponibles pour fournir un flux d'air puissant et personnalisable. Disponible en plusieurs largeurs pour s'adapter à un large éventail de configurations de cuisine et d'appareils de cuisson.
I ordered this hood because it had the features I wanted (LED lights, warming lights, no blower, and baffle filters). I wanted an inline blower to reduce noise in the kitchen, and this was one of the few hoods with no blower inside the hood. I think they sent me a unit that had been returned because not all of the parts were included, and the parts that came with it were not packaged properly and secured inside the box. The hood itself was secured inside the box with the molded foam frame surrounding it, and the baffle filters were in a small cardboard box, but that and everything else was just tossed into the hood. The first thing I noticed was that the housing for one of the heating lamps was bent. This was probably caused by the heavy cardboard box containing the two baffle filters. It was unsecured and just rolling around inside of the hood as were the two LED bulbs and the metal grease tray (which had scratched the inside of the hood). I called Customer Service about the bent housing, and they promptly sent me a replacement. Then when my contractor started to install it, we realized that we should have gotten a transition to put on the top where the hood connects to the duct. I called customer service to get a transition, and they sent me two more housings for the heat lamps. So I called them back about the transition and also asked if I should have gotten some sort of bracket to hang the hood on the wall. This time they sent me a transition (which was too small) and a bracket that we still haven't figured out where it might go. Both of these items must have been for a different model. So this time I called Proline directly, and they sent me the correct transition. I still didn't have any installation instructions, so my contractor and I watched several videos on the Proline web site. Then when my contractor installed the duct and blower in the attic, he couldn't get the motor to work on the blower. I called Wayfair Customer Service again, and they promptly sent me a replacement blower. My contractor finally got it installed yesterday, and now the rheostat knob doesn't work for the blower, so I don't have variable speed. It's either ON or OFF. Right now I don't care. I just want to use my hood and do some cooking. My backsplash has a warming shelf, so I think I'll enjoy using the warming lights to keep food warm on the shelf.. Cynthia. Memphis, TN. Sat Jul 22 2017
