5 Best Built-in Cooker Hoods in the US - January 2020
Which Are the Best Built-in Cooker Hoods?
Don't have time to read our analysis of the best built-in cooker hoods? No problem, let's cut to the chase, the best built-in cooker hoods are:
- 1) CDA EIN60FSI - $142.04 solmer_ltd
- 2) Siemens LE66MAC00 - $317.82 eBay
- 3) Zanussi ZHG51260GA - $87.95 Whitegoods Warehouse
- 4) Bosch DFL064W50 - $271.83 eBay
- 5) AEG DEB2531S - $334.98 eBay
What Built-in Cooker Hood to Buy in January 2020?
Let's take a look at the top 5 built-in cooker hoods currently for sale in the US, compared side by side:
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| The highest scoring built-in cooker hood around, with a reasonable price. | A fully featured and good value for money 620m³/h max extraction power extractor fan. | The cheapest built-in cooker hood on the market. | A cheap and fully featured 400m³/h max extraction power kitchen extractor. | A fully featured and cheap 352m³/h max extraction power kitchen extractor. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Two Bigger Filters Better Kagoo Score |
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423m³/h Higher Maximum Extraction Power Removable Filter Dishwasher Proof Filter Washable Filter 42% Cheaper to Run Over Five Years Energy Efficiency Rating is Better |
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Washable Filter $54 Cheaper |
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23% Quieter Noise Level 35% Brighter Illuminance One Bigger Lamp Washable Filter Better Brand |
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423m³/h Lower Maximum Extraction Power Louder Noise Level Does Not Have a Built-in Display One Smaller Lamp More Expensive by $54 Older by Over Three Years Higher Running Costs Over Five Years by $27 Worse Energy Efficiency Rating Worse Brand 3 More Items
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16dB Louder Noise Level 54% Dimmer Illuminance One Smaller Filter Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $230 Older by Six Months Worse Brand 1 More Item
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Lower Maximum Extraction Power 7dB Louder Noise Level Does Not Have a Built-in Display Only One Filter Worse Kagoo Score Over Three Years Older More Expensive to Run Over Five Years by 74% Energy Efficiency Rating is Lower Worse Brand 3 More Items
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220m³/h Lower Maximum Extraction Power Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $184 Older by Over Two Years Inferior Energy Efficiency Rating |
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268m³/h Lower Maximum Extraction Power Louder Noise Level Does Not Have a Built-in Display One Smaller Filter Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $247 Higher Running Costs Over Five Years by $67 Worse Energy Efficiency Rating Worse Brand 3 More Items
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CDA EIN60FSI
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The CDA EIN60FSI has a Kagoo Score of 86 and is Built-in. With a price tag of $142.04 this cooker hood is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the CDA EIN60FSI or read our article on whether you should buy a CDA cooker hood.
The highest scoring built-in cooker hood around, with a reasonable price.
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Our review analysis indicates that CDA EIN60FSI has great user reviews with an average user rating of 83%.
2 Reasons For for Choosing the CDA EIN60FSI
The CDA EIN60FSI has three filters, however the Siemens LE66MAC00 only has two filters and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA only has one filter. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the Bosch DFL064W50. It is possible that it does not have any filters.
'Filter' is the number of filters that are used by the cooker hood. The air will have to pass through all of them to be cleaned before being reintroduced into the kitchen.
If you have a recirculating cooker hood (i.e - the air is being cleaned and reintroduced), more filters will be more effective at removing bad smells and smoke from the air after cooking.
The CDA EIN60FSI has received a Kagoo Score of 86, whereas the AEG DEB2531S scored 82, the Bosch DFL064W50 scored 82, the Siemens LE66MAC00 scored 84 and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA scored 83.
9 Reasons Against for Choosing the CDA EIN60FSI
The CDA EIN60FSI has a maximum extraction power of 197, however the AEG DEB2531S is a 352m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (155m³/h higher), the Bosch DFL064W50 is a 400m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (203m³/h higher), the Siemens LE66MAC00 is a 620m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (423m³/h higher) and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is a 300m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (103m³/h higher). More ...
'Max Extraction Power' denotes the maximum speed of air extraction for the cooker hood.
A higher extraction power means that the cooker hood will remove odours quicker, and be more effective as a whole.
The CDA EIN60FSI has a noise level of 62 (as does the AEG DEB2531S), but the Bosch DFL064W50 is a 54dB noise level cooker hood (8dB quieter), the Siemens LE66MAC00 is a 70dB noise level cooker hood (8dB louder) and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is a 61dB noise level cooker hood (1dB quieter). More ...
'Noise Level' denotes the noise level of the cooker hood, measured in decibels (dB).
Lower dB means less noise while the air is being extracted, which means it's less imposing and annoying to use everyday.
The CDA EIN60FSI does not have a built-in display (As do the the AEG DEB2531S and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA), but the Bosch DFL064W50 and the Siemens LE66MAC00 do. More ...
'Built-In Display' denotes whether the cooker hood has a display that shows information about the cooker hood, such as current mode, extraction power, any faults, etc.
Built-in displays allow you to see the current status of the hood at a glance, allowing you to easily diagnose problems and see what level it's working at.
The CDA EIN60FSI has one lamp, however the Bosch DFL064W50 only has two lamps. More ...
We do not know the number of lamps on the AEG DEB2531S, the Siemens LE66MAC00 or the Zanussi ZHG51260GA. It is possible that they do not have any lamps.
The number of lamps that are installed into the cooker hood to provide illumination.
More lamps means more light, which makes it easier to see while you cook.
The CDA EIN60FSI is $54 more expensive than the Zanussi ZHG51260GA.
The CDA EIN60FSI is three years older than the AEG DEB2531S, six months older than the Bosch DFL064W50, three years older than the Siemens LE66MAC00 and one month older than the Zanussi ZHG51260GA.
The running costs over five years of the CDA EIN60FSI are $169 which is $27 more than the Siemens LE66MAC00. Show assumptions.
The energy efficiency rating of the CDA EIN60FSI is "D", whereas the rating of the AEG DEB2531S is "D", the rating of the Bosch DFL064W50 is "C", the rating of the Siemens LE66MAC00 is "B" and the rating of the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is "E".
CDA cooker hoods have an average rating of only 74.6%, but AEG has an average rating of 90.6%, Bosch has an average rating of 95%, Siemens has an average rating of 90.5% and Zanussi has an average rating of 88.8%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the EIN60FSI in the US is $142.04 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Siemens LE66MAC00
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$317.82
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70dB
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The Siemens LE66MAC00 has a Kagoo Score of 84 and is Built-in cooker hood. However with a price tag of $317.82 this cooker hood is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Siemens LE66MAC00 or read our article on whether you should buy a Siemens cooker hood.
A fully featured and good value for money 620m³/h max extraction power extractor fan.
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6 Reasons For for Choosing the Siemens LE66MAC00
Siemens LE66MAC00 is 620 max extraction power, but the AEG DEB2531S is only a 352m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (268m³/h lower), the Bosch DFL064W50 is only a 400m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (220m³/h lower), the CDA EIN60FSI is only a 197m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (423m³/h lower) and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is only a 300m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (320m³/h lower). More ...
'Max Extraction Power' denotes the maximum speed of air extraction for the cooker hood.
A higher extraction power means that the cooker hood will remove odours quicker, and be more effective as a whole.
The Siemens LE66MAC00 has a removable filter, but the AEG DEB2531S, the Bosch DFL064W50, the CDA EIN60FSI and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA do not. More ...
'Removable Filter' denotes whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be easily removed to be cleaned.
Removable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency.
The Siemens LE66MAC00 has a dishwasher proof filter, however the AEG DEB2531S, the Bosch DFL064W50, the CDA EIN60FSI and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA do not have this feature. More ...
The denotes whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be removed and cleaned using the dishwasher.
Dishwashable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency, and save you money on having to buy new ones.
The Siemens LE66MAC00 has a washable filter (as do the Bosch DFL064W50 and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA), but the AEG DEB2531S and the CDA EIN60FSI do not have this feature. More ...
'Washable Filter' indicates whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be washed to remove caked-on dirt and grease.
Washable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency, and save you money on having to buy new ones.
Over five years the Siemens LE66MAC00 is $67 cheaper to run than the AEG DEB2531S, $27 cheaper to run than the CDA EIN60FSI and $105 cheaper to run than the Zanussi ZHG51260GA. More ...
The Siemens LE66MAC00 has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "B", however the AEG DEB2531S has a rating of "D", the Bosch DFL064W50 has a rating of "C", the CDA EIN60FSI has a rating of "D" and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA has a rating of "E".
7 Reasons Against for Choosing the Siemens LE66MAC00
The Siemens LE66MAC00 has a noise level of 70, whereas the AEG DEB2531S and the CDA EIN60FSI are both 62dB noise level cooker hoods (8dB quieter), the Bosch DFL064W50 is a 54dB noise level cooker hood (16dB quieter) and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is a 61dB noise level cooker hood (9dB quieter). More ...
'Noise Level' denotes the noise level of the cooker hood, measured in decibels (dB).
Lower dB means less noise while the air is being extracted, which means it's less imposing and annoying to use everyday.
The Siemens LE66MAC00 is a 188 illuminance cooker hood. That's 215lx dimmer than the Bosch DFL064W50 (403lx). More ...
The illuminance of your cooker hood measures how much light the inbuilt lamps give off.
A greater illuminance means more light when you're cooking - helpful at night or in dark kitchens.
The number of filters on the Siemens LE66MAC00 is two (as does the AEG DEB2531S), but the CDA EIN60FSI only has three filters. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the Bosch DFL064W50. It is possible that it does not have any filters.
'Filter' is the number of filters that are used by the cooker hood. The air will have to pass through all of them to be cleaned before being reintroduced into the kitchen.
If you have a recirculating cooker hood (i.e - the air is being cleaned and reintroduced), more filters will be more effective at removing bad smells and smoke from the air after cooking.
The Siemens LE66MAC00 has received a Kagoo Score of 84, however the CDA EIN60FSI scored 86.
The Siemens LE66MAC00 is $46 more expensive than the Bosch DFL064W50, $176 more expensive than the CDA EIN60FSI and $230 more expensive than the Zanussi ZHG51260GA.
The Siemens LE66MAC00 is six months older than the AEG DEB2531S.
Siemens cooker hoods have an average rating of only 90.5%, whereas AEG has an average rating of 90.6% and Bosch has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the LE66MAC00 in the US is $317.82 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Zanussi ZHG51260GA
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$87.95
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Zanussi ZHG51260GA |
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300m³/h
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61dB
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The Zanussi ZHG51260GA has a Kagoo Score of 83 and is Built-in cooker hood. With a price tag of $87.95 this cooker hood is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Zanussi ZHG51260GA or read our article on whether you should buy a Zanussi cooker hood.
The cheapest built-in cooker hood on the market.
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2 Reasons For for Choosing the Zanussi ZHG51260GA
The Zanussi ZHG51260GA has a washable filter, and so do the Bosch DFL064W50 and the Siemens LE66MAC00, but the AEG DEB2531S and the CDA EIN60FSI do not. More ...
'Washable Filter' indicates whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be washed to remove caked-on dirt and grease.
Washable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency, and save you money on having to buy new ones.
The Zanussi ZHG51260GA costs $247.03 less than the AEG DEB2531S, costs $183.88 less than the Bosch DFL064W50, costs $54.09 less than the CDA EIN60FSI and costs $229.87 less than the Siemens LE66MAC00.
9 Reasons Against for Choosing the Zanussi ZHG51260GA
Zanussi ZHG51260GA is only 300 max extraction power. That's 52m³/h lower than the AEG DEB2531S (352m³/h), 100m³/h lower than the Bosch DFL064W50 (400m³/h), 103m³/h higher than the CDA EIN60FSI (197m³/h) and 320m³/h lower than the Siemens LE66MAC00 (620m³/h). More ...
'Max Extraction Power' denotes the maximum speed of air extraction for the cooker hood.
A higher extraction power means that the cooker hood will remove odours quicker, and be more effective as a whole.
The Zanussi ZHG51260GA is a 61 noise level cooker hood. That's 1dB quieter than the AEG DEB2531S and the CDA EIN60FSI (62dB), 7dB louder than the Bosch DFL064W50 (54dB) and 9dB quieter than the Siemens LE66MAC00 (70dB). More ...
'Noise Level' denotes the noise level of the cooker hood, measured in decibels (dB).
Lower dB means less noise while the air is being extracted, which means it's less imposing and annoying to use everyday.
The Zanussi ZHG51260GA does not have a built-in display (As do the the AEG DEB2531S and the CDA EIN60FSI), whereas the Bosch DFL064W50 and the Siemens LE66MAC00 have this feature. More ...
'Built-In Display' denotes whether the cooker hood has a display that shows information about the cooker hood, such as current mode, extraction power, any faults, etc.
Built-in displays allow you to see the current status of the hood at a glance, allowing you to easily diagnose problems and see what level it's working at.
The number of filters on the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is one, but the Siemens LE66MAC00 only has two filters and the CDA EIN60FSI only has three filters. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the Bosch DFL064W50. It is possible that it does not have any filters.
'Filter' is the number of filters that are used by the cooker hood. The air will have to pass through all of them to be cleaned before being reintroduced into the kitchen.
If you have a recirculating cooker hood (i.e - the air is being cleaned and reintroduced), more filters will be more effective at removing bad smells and smoke from the air after cooking.
The Zanussi ZHG51260GA has received a Kagoo Score of 83, however the CDA EIN60FSI scored 86 and the Siemens LE66MAC00 scored 84.
The Zanussi ZHG51260GA is older than the AEG DEB2531S by three years, older than the Bosch DFL064W50 by five months and older than the Siemens LE66MAC00 by three years.
The running costs of the Zanussi ZHG51260GA are $247 which is $37 more than the AEG DEB2531S, $77 more than the CDA EIN60FSI and $105 more than the Siemens LE66MAC00 over five years. Show assumptions.
The Zanussi ZHG51260GA has a European Union Energy Efficiency Rating of "E", however the AEG DEB2531S has a rating of "D", the Bosch DFL064W50 has a rating of "C", the CDA EIN60FSI has a rating of "D" and the Siemens LE66MAC00 has a rating of "B".
Zanussi cooker hoods have an average rating of only 88.8%, whereas AEG has an average rating of 90.6%, Bosch has an average rating of 95% and Siemens has an average rating of 90.5%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the ZHG51260GA in the US is $87.95 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Bosch DFL064W50
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$271.83
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The Bosch DFL064W50 has a Kagoo Score of 82 and is Built-in cooker hood. However with a price tag of $271.83 this cooker hood is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Bosch DFL064W50 or read our article on whether you should buy a Bosch cooker hood.
A cheap and fully featured 400m³/h max extraction power kitchen extractor.
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5 Reasons For for Choosing the Bosch DFL064W50
The Bosch DFL064W50 has a noise level of 54, however the AEG DEB2531S and the CDA EIN60FSI are both 62dB noise level cooker hoods (8dB louder), the Siemens LE66MAC00 is a 70dB noise level cooker hood (16dB louder) and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is a 61dB noise level cooker hood (7dB louder). More ...
'Noise Level' denotes the noise level of the cooker hood, measured in decibels (dB).
Lower dB means less noise while the air is being extracted, which means it's less imposing and annoying to use everyday.
The Bosch DFL064W50 is a 403 illuminance cooker hood. That's 215lx brighter than the Siemens LE66MAC00 (188lx). More ...
The illuminance of your cooker hood measures how much light the inbuilt lamps give off.
A greater illuminance means more light when you're cooking - helpful at night or in dark kitchens.
The Bosch DFL064W50 is a two lamp cooker hood, whereas the CDA EIN60FSI only has one lamp. More ...
We do not know the number of lamps on the AEG DEB2531S, the Siemens LE66MAC00 or the Zanussi ZHG51260GA. It is possible that they do not have any lamps.
The number of lamps that are installed into the cooker hood to provide illumination.
More lamps means more light, which makes it easier to see while you cook.
The Bosch DFL064W50 has a washable filter (as do the Siemens LE66MAC00 and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA), whereas the AEG DEB2531S and the CDA EIN60FSI do not have this feature. More ...
'Washable Filter' indicates whether the cooker hood has a filter that can be washed to remove caked-on dirt and grease.
Washable filters make it easier to keep the cooker hood working at peak efficiency, and save you money on having to buy new ones.
Bosch cooker hoods have an average rating of 95%, however AEG only has an average rating of 90.6%, CDA only has an average rating of 74.6%, Siemens only has an average rating of 90.5% and Zanussi only has an average rating of 88.8%.
5 Reasons Against for Choosing the Bosch DFL064W50
The Bosch DFL064W50 is a 400 max extraction power cooker hood, whereas the AEG DEB2531S is a 352m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (48m³/h lower), the CDA EIN60FSI is a 197m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (203m³/h lower), the Siemens LE66MAC00 is a 620m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (220m³/h higher) and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is a 300m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (100m³/h lower). More ...
'Max Extraction Power' denotes the maximum speed of air extraction for the cooker hood.
A higher extraction power means that the cooker hood will remove odours quicker, and be more effective as a whole.
The Bosch DFL064W50 has received a Kagoo Score of 82, but the CDA EIN60FSI scored 86, the Siemens LE66MAC00 scored 84 and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA scored 83.
The Bosch DFL064W50 is $130 more expensive than the CDA EIN60FSI and $184 more expensive than the Zanussi ZHG51260GA.
The Bosch DFL064W50 is three years older than the AEG DEB2531S and two years older than the Siemens LE66MAC00.
The energy efficiency rating of the Bosch DFL064W50 is "C", but the rating of the AEG DEB2531S is "D", the rating of the CDA EIN60FSI is "D", the rating of the Siemens LE66MAC00 is "B" and the rating of the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is "E".
The cheapest price that we could find for the DFL064W50 in the US is $271.83 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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AEG DEB2531S
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$334.98
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352m³/h
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The AEG DEB2531S has a Kagoo Score of 82 and is Built-in cooker hood. However with a price tag of $334.98 this cooker hood is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the AEG DEB2531S or read our article on whether you should buy a AEG cooker hood.
A fully featured and cheap 352m³/h max extraction power kitchen extractor.
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1 Reason For for Choosing the AEG DEB2531S
The AEG DEB2531S is three years newer than the Bosch DFL064W50, three years newer than the CDA EIN60FSI, six months newer than the Siemens LE66MAC00 and three years newer than the Zanussi ZHG51260GA
9 Reasons Against for Choosing the AEG DEB2531S
The AEG DEB2531S has a maximum extraction power of 352, however the Bosch DFL064W50 is a 400m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (48m³/h higher), the CDA EIN60FSI is a 197m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (155m³/h lower), the Siemens LE66MAC00 is a 620m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (268m³/h higher) and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is a 300m³/h max extraction power cooker hood (52m³/h lower). More ...
'Max Extraction Power' denotes the maximum speed of air extraction for the cooker hood.
A higher extraction power means that the cooker hood will remove odours quicker, and be more effective as a whole.
The AEG DEB2531S has a noise level of 62 (as does the CDA EIN60FSI), but the Bosch DFL064W50 is a 54dB noise level cooker hood (8dB quieter), the Siemens LE66MAC00 is a 70dB noise level cooker hood (8dB louder) and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is a 61dB noise level cooker hood (1dB quieter). More ...
'Noise Level' denotes the noise level of the cooker hood, measured in decibels (dB).
Lower dB means less noise while the air is being extracted, which means it's less imposing and annoying to use everyday.
The AEG DEB2531S does not have a built-in display (As do the the CDA EIN60FSI and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA), but the Bosch DFL064W50 and the Siemens LE66MAC00 do. More ...
'Built-In Display' denotes whether the cooker hood has a display that shows information about the cooker hood, such as current mode, extraction power, any faults, etc.
Built-in displays allow you to see the current status of the hood at a glance, allowing you to easily diagnose problems and see what level it's working at.
The AEG DEB2531S has two filters (as does the Siemens LE66MAC00), however the CDA EIN60FSI only has three filters. More ...
We do not know the number of filters on the Bosch DFL064W50. It is possible that it does not have any filters.
'Filter' is the number of filters that are used by the cooker hood. The air will have to pass through all of them to be cleaned before being reintroduced into the kitchen.
If you have a recirculating cooker hood (i.e - the air is being cleaned and reintroduced), more filters will be more effective at removing bad smells and smoke from the air after cooking.
The AEG DEB2531S has received a Kagoo Score of 82, whereas the CDA EIN60FSI scored 86, the Siemens LE66MAC00 scored 84 and the Zanussi ZHG51260GA scored 83.
The AEG DEB2531S is $63 more expensive than the Bosch DFL064W50, $193 more expensive than the CDA EIN60FSI, $17 more expensive than the Siemens LE66MAC00 and $247 more expensive than the Zanussi ZHG51260GA.
Over five years the AEG DEB2531S costs $209 to run which is $40 more than the CDA EIN60FSI and $67 more than the Siemens LE66MAC00. Show assumptions.
The energy efficiency rating of the AEG DEB2531S is "D", whereas the rating of the Bosch DFL064W50 is "C", the rating of the CDA EIN60FSI is "D", the rating of the Siemens LE66MAC00 is "B" and the rating of the Zanussi ZHG51260GA is "E".
AEG cooker hoods have an average rating of only 90.6%, but Bosch has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the DEB2531S in the US is $334.98 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Compare All Built-in Cooker Hoods
Find the best built-in cooker hood for you by checking our complete list of all built-in cooker hoods
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5 Best Built-in Cooker Hoods in the US - January 2020 |
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CDA EIN60FSI |
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Siemens LE66MAC00 |
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Zanussi ZHG51260GA |
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Bosch DFL064W50 |
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AEG DEB2531S |
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