Robinhood 90cm Compact Canopy Rangehood (RCA2AI9SS)

This compact canopy rangehood by Robinhood offers efficient extraction at a very affordable price.  With clean simple lines in a white finish, it quietly compliments your kitchen with its space-saving economical design.

Colour

• Stainless Steel
• Also available in White - RCA2AI9WH

Features

• 1 Motor
• 2 Speed Axial Motor
• 2 x 50w Halogen Lamps (115003)

Details

• Freestanding or under cupboard installation
• Diffused incandescent lighting with separate switch
• Aluminium Multi-layered Filters - Dishwasher safe 
• Automatic shut-off if flames are detected
• Fire retardant plastic parts
• Flexible installation Options - With or without top or rear ducting - ( Ducting comes separately)
• Recirculating options - via grille

Specifications

• Extraction Fan: Two Speed Axial - up to 375m3 p/hr
• Noise Level: 53db at fan setting 1
• Electrical Loads: 230-240V, 50Hz
• Ducting Outlet:  285 x 95mm top or rear

Dimensions

• Width:  897.00 mm
• Depth:  490.00 mm
• Height: 152.00 mm

Accessories

• Aluminium Filters: 115012
• Carbon Filters: 2547 (3 per pack)
• Uniduct SOFFIT ducting kit - USSR150 
• Uniduct ROOF ducting kit - UHRS150   

​Instruction Manual

• http://www.robinhood.com.au/product_downloads/RCA_600_900_Alto_Compact_Canopy_Installation_operating.pdf

Warranty

• 2 Years

Don't forget that ducting comes separately

Your rangehood needs the right ducting so 'dirty' air is expelled.  The ducting kit you need depends on the location of your rangehood and the structure of your home.

Choose the right ducting for your kitchen:

Decide from the diagrams, which best suits how you plan to connect your rangehood to the outside to find the appropriate kit for you.

If your kitchen layout isn't like any of these, don't panic. Robinhood Uniduct kits have adaptors and accessories that can duct any rangehood in almost any situation.

Where does the dirty air go?

• Rangehoods are designed to remove steam, grease and odours from your kitchen to help keep you home healthy, hygienic and smelling sweet.  Once this dirty air has entered the rangehood it can do one of two things:
• Exit to the outside through ducting that connects your rangehood to the exterior of your house.  This is the preferred method of air removal.
• Recirculate through charcoal filters, which clean the air before it's returned to the kitchen.  This type of air removal is generally only used when ducting isn't possible.

How does ducting work?

• Ducted rangehoods use aluminium filters to catch large particles of fat and grease before expelling steam and odours to the exterior of the house - either through the wall or roof.  The filters are washable in the dishwasher and regular washing is important to ensure that they don't inhibit air movement.

Ducting Tips:

• Ducting should be planned in the earliest stages of kitchen or house design.  At the very latest, it should be planned before you choose your rangehood.
• When deciding where to locate your cook top and rangehood, remember that the shortest and most direct route to the air exit point will be the most efficient.
• Rigid components are more efficient than flexible and semi-rigid ducting, which cause some degree of air friction and turbulence.
• If flexible ducting must be used, keep it as taut and straight as possible.
• Don't discharge exhaust air into existing chimneys or flues that carry combustible products from other sources.
• A competent handyman or builder could install wall (rear) mounted ducting.  Top mounted ducting should be installed by a qualified plumber or roofer, because waterproofing will be required.