Symfoni
Symfoni is the perfect hood for the kitchen that has character, especially with a sense of nostalgia, tradition or just a vintage-vibe.
Symfoni has RørosHetta Sense technology integrated in the hood.
Symfoni is a traditional wooden hood that never goes out of fashion. We have refurbished a classic and launched a functional model in 60 and 80 cm widths.
The front is top-hinged, so you can open it up, revealing useful shelves inside. It is additional charge for matt colours.
Additional information
| Width | 60 cm, 80 cm |
|---|---|
| Hight | 70,4 cm, 86,4 cm |
| Ventilation forms | Duct-out, Recirculation, External engine, Central ventilation, Balanced ventilation, Common Exhaust |
| Metal / Colour | Oak, MDF |
| Energy class | A++/A+ |
| Extraction m3/t | 191/222/289/435 (B 664) |
| Noise level dBA | 34/38/44/53 (B 63) |
| Lights | LED 2700-5000K |
| Outlet dimensions | 120/150 |
| Height of wall attatcment | Have a look at the installation manual |
Videos
Tips and advices
The diameter, length and number of bends in the duct affects the efficiency of your extraction.
Often, the actual extraction is half of the motor capacity, due to poor installation. Use ducting that creates the least possible resistance. This means using ducting that is as smooth as possible inside with as few bends possible. In the case of flexible ducting, make sure the ducting is taught. Try to keep the distance of the ducting as short as possible. In situations where the distance is large and requires lots of bends, it’s best to get a hood with the highest possible extraction to compensate for the loss.
Documents
Here you can download documents in PDF-format.
Product Sheet: Click here
User manual: Click here
Installation instructions: Click here
Installation of long-life charcoal filter: Click here
Installation video: Click here
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