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Planning examples for flex induction cooktop with integrated ventilation system 200 series<br />

Good to know – for correct planning and installation<br />

– For depth measurements, take account of the depth of the furniture cavity and worktop overhangs of the kitchen furniture.<br />

– <strong>The</strong> air extraction ducting can be connected to below or to the rear. <strong>The</strong> respective connecting pieces are available for this purpose.<br />

– <strong>The</strong> appliance must be accessible from underneath.<br />

Air recirculation<br />

– Installation with the air recirculation module CA 282 810 (available as a special accessory).<br />

– Filters can be replaced from the front or rear. Accessibility needs to be determined during installation already.<br />

– Allow accessibility to air recirculation module in the lower cabinet for replacing the filter.<br />

– For optimum performance, the recirculated air requires sufficient space to escape (outflow surface area of at least 720 cm²).<br />

Connection piece for air extraction: flat duct DN 150.<br />

– <strong>The</strong> recommended minimum distance between filter openings and cupboard wall if there is no ventilation grille directly in front: 20 cm.<br />

Planning example 1<br />

CV 282 with air recirculation module CA 282 810<br />

Wall installation, worktop depth 60 cm,<br />

access to the filter for replacement from the front.<br />

Planning example 2<br />

CV 282 with air recirculation module CA 282 810<br />

Island installation, worktop depth 92 cm,<br />

access to the filter for replacement from the rear.

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