Controlled residential ventilation and extractor hood exhaust

Not just heat, but also moisture.

With Berbel you often hear, but if you don’t get a showroom piece, you really pay a ton of cash.

Ours cost just under 260 euros.

I’m telling you, that’s the catch of the matter... And once again, yes, you also have the moisture inside. However, it’s quite welcome for us since we have very dry air almost year-round. In winter, even in the unhealthy range.

In the new home (if the plot works out), the hood will also function as an exhaust. Then I can skip the filter and get the heat out of the house.

But even independent of the filter in recirculation mode, I can only recommend the hood 100%! Very well made, very sturdy, very, very quiet with very strong suction power, and the grease separation works perfectly even with frozen fries in oil. Cleaning is a dream because of this, just wipe the surface and done.

Hi, why should I "store" the stale air in activated carbon when I can just blow it out right away, regardless of a Berbel. We have a great Novy in mind. It is priced in the Berbel league, blows out the air, and is barely audible. Best regards, Barossi

The activated carbon is only for recirculation operation. For us, for example, this was important because in the current house there is only a 100mm hole in the wall (which also cannot be easily enlarged), which is simply not sufficient for the extraction capacity of the hood. A diameter of 150mm is required. And the unit needs the same amount of supply air, which is often forgotten. 760m³/h is a magnitude that cannot just be pulled through the house, not even with a controlled residential ventilation system. It still whistles quite loudly even with the window tilted.

Yep, that's how we did it and you only need the guard with a chimney.

I'm very glad that we have an exhaust hood - no comparison to the recirculation stinkers anymore .

Hello Sebastian,
does the exhaust hood work with controlled residential ventilation? Do you have any problems with it? Do you have to open the window while using it or can you turn off the ventilation system when the hood is working?
Which hood do you have, is it quiet?