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Elica – Concealed, Connected, Compact W
hether you prefer your appliances concealed, connected or capable of
fitting into a smaller space without compromising performance, Elica can meet those requirements. SKYDOME is a powerful cooker hood that fits
flush with the ceiling and has a 28W LED lighting panel to provide the cooking area with ambient lighting that can be “tuned” to exactly match the other lighting in the room. Finished in white, when it is turned off it simply blends into the ceiling. It’s also powerful with a maximum airflow of up to 770m³/h. There are three models in the range: a standard 30cm deep model, a slim 16cm deep model for installation in shallow false ceilings, and a remote motor model also only 16cm deep. All come with a remote control which can also control any of the additional lighting accessories. Elica also offers new WiFi-connected extractors
that can be operated via the Elica App on a smartphone or tablet or using “voice assistants” including Amazon’s Alexa. This enables homeowners to remotely control extraction
speeds and lighting functions, whilst the extractors themselves can advise when grease filters need cleaning or high-performance charcoal filters needs regenerating. Those who prefer their cooker hoods built-in to
a cabinet should consider new SLEEK2.0@. The latest version of Elica’s Sleek models is now Energy Efficiency Class A but has an increased maximum airflow of 700 m³/h. Its elegantly simple design offers a beautiful aesthetic, and being a single piece, there are no joints to impede a perfect flush installation. SLEEK2.0@ also has a dimmer and has Elica’s “Tune White” feature so you can match the warmth of the light with the other lights close to it. SLEEK2.0@ is available in 60cm and 80cm sizes and in stainless steel or soft touch black and black glass. The new connected range also includes Super
Plat, an ultra slim wall-mounted cooker hood with multi-directional fume capture. Designed in keeping with the trend for minimalism and clean lines Super Plat perfectly fits the linear kitchen style. It is available in two distinctive material finishes: cast
iron and grey glass, and black glass. Its Multi-d Capture function ensures extraction takes place from all round the hood’s perimeter and gives it a maximum airflow of 730 m3/h. Super Plat is also equipped with a dimmer to adjust the lighting to create the optimum environment in the cooking area. And Elica also offers an extractor hob to bring
style and performance to homes where space is limited. NikolaTesla FIT, the first induction hob with integrated extraction that can be installed in a standard base unit. There are two widths of hob 60cm and 72cm, but both fit in a standard 60cm base. The elegant design fits flush with the work surface when not in use and the shape of the extraction inlet allows maximum flexibility for pan sizes when in use. A gentle push opens the flap, and the extractor starts. A bridge function allows two zones to be joined together to create a single area which guarantees a uniform cooking temperature in even large rectangular and oval pans. NikolaTesla Fit creates a rapid air speed of up to
5m/s which ensures high smoke and odour capture. In the recirculating version Elica’s high performance ceramic filters ensure up to 80% of fumes are captured compared to an industry norm of 60%. They can be regenerated in the oven for up to five years which is both a welcome economy and good for the environment.
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