CIARRA 24 Inch Black Wall Mount Range Hood 450CFM Vent Hood Pyramid with Black Stove Hood Painting CAB60206P-OW

All CIARRA range hood filters are dishwasher safe, making cleaning quick and easy.

Each CIARRA range hood comes with an installation manual and video guide. If you need extra help, our customer service team is ready to assist.

This range hood features advanced 5-layer aluminum mesh filters that trap grease and oil with ease. The filters are dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning, ensuring long-lasting performance. For ductless setups, it is recommended to replace the carbon filter every 2–4 months for optimal air quality.

The CIARRA 24 Inch Wall Mount Range Hood delivers an impressive 646 CFM suction power, which effectively removes smoke, odors, and cooking fumes. With its upgraded durable motor and 3-speed fan options, you can easily choose the right level of extraction for simmering, frying, or heavy cooking.

Yes, the CIARRA 24 Inch Wall Mount Range Hood includes a delay shut-off function with 4 timer settings (5–20 minutes). This allows the hood to keep ventilating after cooking, ensuring your kitchen remains fresh and odor-free. Additionally, energy-saving LED lights provide bright illumination while reducing energy costs.

CFM stands for Cubic Feet per Minute, a unit of measurement used to quantify the volume of air a range hood can move or extract per minute. In kitchen appliances, CFM measures how effectively a range hood ventilates the air by removing smoke, odors, steam, and grease from the kitchen.

The general rule of thumb for selecting the right CFM for a range hood depends on both the kitchen size and the power of your stove. For electric cooktops, it's recommended to have a range hood with 100 CFM per 12 inches of stove width, while for gas cooktops, you need a range hood with CFM between 100 and 120 per 12 inches due to the higher heat output. For instance, if your cooktop is 36 inches wide, you would need a range hood with a minimum of 300 to 360 CFM to ensure proper ventilation. This ensures your range hood can effectively handle smoke, grease, and odors generated during cooking, providing optimal airflow for your kitchen.

To measure the CFM required for your kitchen, you'll need to take into account the size of the room, the type of cooktop, and how frequently you cook. A common approach for estimating the necessary CFM is to calculate the square footage of your kitchen and then multiply that by a factor of 0.8 to 1.0. This will give you a good idea of how much airflow your range hood should provide. For example, a 200 square foot kitchen would require a range hood with approximately 160 to 200 CFM to ensure adequate ventilation. This method helps to ensure that your kitchen's air is properly circulated and any cooking fumes or odors are effectively removed.

Levels	Equivalent Airfow (CFM)	Laboratory Airfow (CFM)	Sones
3	646	380	3.6
2	502	295	2.5
1	394	232	2