Product comparison · 2 cooker hoods

CDA ECH71 Wall-mounted Black 427 m³/h vs CDA EVG6 Black 465 m³/h

Key differences

Maximum extraction power
- ECH71 Wall-mounted Black 427 m³/h:427 m³/h
- EVG6 Black 465 m³/h:465 m³/h
Noise level
- ECH71 Wall-mounted Black 427 m³/h:64 dB
- EVG6 Black 465 m³/h:58 dB
Control type
- ECH71 Wall-mounted Black 427 m³/h:Buttons
- EVG6 Black 465 m³/h:Touch
Grease filter type
- ECH71 Wall-mounted Black 427 m³/h:Charcoal
- EVG6 Black 465 m³/h:Aluminium
Bulb power
- ECH71 Wall-mounted Black 427 m³/h:50 W
- EVG6 Black 465 m³/h:20 W
Connected load
- ECH71 Wall-mounted Black 427 m³/h:240 W
- EVG6 Black 465 m³/h:290 W
Energy efficiency class (legacy scale)
- ECH71 Wall-mounted Black 427 m³/h:E
- EVG6 Black 465 m³/h:D
Width
- ECH71 Wall-mounted Black 427 m³/h:700 mm
- EVG6 Black 465 m³/h:600 mm

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Comparison of ECH71, EVG6
21 specifications	A CDA ECH71 Wall-mounted Black 427 m³/h Model ECH71 View product	B CDA EVG6 Black 465 m³/h Model EVG6 View product
Performance2 differ
Maximum extraction powerDiffers	427 m³/h	465 m³/h
Type of extraction	Ducted/Recirculating	Ducted/Recirculating
Number of speeds	3	3
Noise levelDiffers	64 dB	58 dB
Intensive speedKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Design1 differ
TypeKnown for one	Wall-mounted	Unknown — not stated by the source
Product colour	Black	Black
Built-in display	No	No
Control typeDiffers	Buttons	Touch
Filtering1 differ
Grease filter typeDiffers	Charcoal	Aluminium
Number of filtersKnown for one	2 pc(s)	Unknown — not stated by the source
Dishwasher proof filterKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Lighting1 differ
Bulb powerDiffers	50 W	20 W
Number of bulbs	2 bulb(s)	2 bulb(s)
Bulb type	Halogen	Halogen
Power2 differ
Connected loadDiffers	240 W	290 W
Energy efficiency class (legacy scale)Differs	E	D
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	700 mm	600 mm
DepthKnown for one	500 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Height (min)Differs	72 cm	93 cm
Height (max)Differs	102 cm	136 cm

A dash means the value is not stated by the source. Unknown values are never counted for or against a product, and there is no overall score.