Product comparison · 2 cooker hoods

Hotpoint HGF 9.5S AM X/HA vs Hotpoint HNP 64.5S CM X/HA

Key differences

Maximum extraction power
- HGF 9.5S AM X/HA:474 m³/h
- HNP 64.5S CM X/HA:495 m³/h
Fluid dynamic efficiency class
- HGF 9.5S AM X/HA:C
- HNP 64.5S CM X/HA:B
Grease filtering efficiency class
- HGF 9.5S AM X/HA:B
- HNP 64.5S CM X/HA:C
Noise level
- HGF 9.5S AM X/HA:69 dB
- HNP 64.5S CM X/HA:61 dB
Noise level (low speed)
- HGF 9.5S AM X/HA:50 dB
- HNP 64.5S CM X/HA:49 dB
Number of filters
- HGF 9.5S AM X/HA:1 pc(s)
- HNP 64.5S CM X/HA:3 pc(s)
Bulb power
- HGF 9.5S AM X/HA:20 W
- HNP 64.5S CM X/HA:25 W
Connected load
- HGF 9.5S AM X/HA:195 W
- HNP 64.5S CM X/HA:205 W

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Comparison of HGF 9.5S AM X/HA, HNP 64.5S CM X/HA
31 specifications	A Hotpoint HGF 9.5S AM X/HA View product	B Hotpoint HNP 64.5S CM X/HA View product
Performance5 differ
Maximum extraction powerDiffers	474 m³/h	495 m³/h
Type of extraction	Recirculating	Recirculating
Fluid dynamic efficiency classDiffers	C	B
Lighting efficiency class	E	E
Grease filtering efficiency classDiffers	B	C
Number of speeds	3	3
Intensive speed	No	No
Noise levelDiffers	69 dB	61 dB
Noise level (low speed)Differs	50 dB	49 dB
Designidentical
Type	Wall-mounted	Wall-mounted
Product colour	Stainless steel	Stainless steel
Built-in display	No	No
Control type	Buttons	Buttons
Exhaust location	Top	Top
Exhaust connection diameter	15 cm	15 cm
Number of motors	1	1
Filtering1 differ
Grease filter type	Aluminium	Aluminium
Number of filtersDiffers	1 pc(s)	3 pc(s)
Dishwasher proof filter	Yes	Yes
Lighting1 differ
Bulb powerDiffers	20 W	25 W
Number of bulbs	2 bulb(s)	2 bulb(s)
Bulb type	Halogen	Halogen
Power3 differ
Connected loadDiffers	195 W	205 W
Motor powerDiffers	145 W	155 W
Annual energy consumptionDiffers	82.2 kWh	88.5 kWh
Energy efficiency class (legacy scale)	C	C
Weight & dimensions5 differ
WidthDiffers	898 mm	598 mm
DepthDiffers	451 mm	400 mm
HeightDiffers	610 mm	710 mm
Height (min)Differs	69 cm	71 cm
Height (max)Differs	105 cm	100.5 cm

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