Product comparison · 2 cooker hoods

Gorenje DU640E Built-under 294 m³/h vs Hotpoint HF 9 F IX/HA

Key differences

Maximum extraction power
- DU640E Built-under 294 m³/h:294 m³/h
- HF 9 F IX/HA:420 m³/h
Noise level
- DU640E Built-under 294 m³/h:65 dB
- HF 9 F IX/HA:41 dB
Type
- DU640E Built-under 294 m³/h:Built-under
- HF 9 F IX/HA:Wall-mounted
Number of motors
- DU640E Built-under 294 m³/h:2
- HF 9 F IX/HA:1
Grease filter type
- DU640E Built-under 294 m³/h:Metal
- HF 9 F IX/HA:Aluminium
Bulb power
- DU640E Built-under 294 m³/h:40 W
- HF 9 F IX/HA:20 W
Motor power
- DU640E Built-under 294 m³/h:350 W
- HF 9 F IX/HA:160 W
Width
- DU640E Built-under 294 m³/h:600 mm
- HF 9 F IX/HA:898 mm

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Comparison of DU640E, HF 9 F IX/HA
22 specifications	A Gorenje DU640E Built-under 294 m³/h Model DU640E View product	B Hotpoint HF 9 F IX/HA View product
Performance2 differ
Maximum extraction powerDiffers	294 m³/h	420 m³/h
Type of extractionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Ducted/Recirculating
Noise levelDiffers	65 dB	41 dB
Design2 differ
TypeDiffers	Built-under	Wall-mounted
Product colourKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Stainless steel
Number of motorsDiffers	2	1
Housing materialKnown for one	Stainless steel	Unknown — not stated by the source
Filtering1 differ
Grease filter typeDiffers	Metal	Aluminium
Number of filtersKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	3 pc(s)
Lighting1 differ
Bulb powerDiffers	40 W	20 W
Bulb typeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Halogen
Power1 differ
Motor powerDiffers	350 W	160 W
Power consumption (typical)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	160 W
Weight & dimensions2 differ
WidthDiffers	600 mm	898 mm
DepthKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	490 mm
HeightDiffers	500 mm	1190 mm
WeightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	17 kg
Packaging data1 differ
Package weightDiffers	9 kg	19.1 kg
Package dimensions (WxDxH)Known for one	660 x 575 x 205 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source

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