Kitchen Design Collection This product is sold in physical kitchen stores
Eicolink Eicolink is an integrated combination system with a wireless connection between hob and cooker hood. The system is controlled with a remote in the hob, which can operate the cooker hoods fitted with the Eicolink logo. The cooker hood and hob can also be installed individually and will then function as normal units. It is always possible to operate the cooker hood manually.
Delayed switch-off - 10 min A part of EICO's products utilises delayed switch-off, a timer-function which starts after the cooking ends, and automatically turns off after a set amount of time.
Indicator for cleaning/change of filters Displays a signal when filters need to be cleaned.
Perimeter aspiration With perimeter aspiration, the air is effectively and quietly sucked up through narrow furrows in the ornamental panel.
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Kitchen Design Collection

This product is sold in physical kitchen stores

Eicolink

Eicolink is an integrated combination system with a wireless connection between hob and cooker hood. The system is controlled with a remote in the hob, which can operate the cooker hoods fitted with the Eicolink logo. The cooker hood and hob can also be installed individually and will then function as normal units. It is always possible to operate the cooker hood manually.

Wall-mounted cooker hood

Often, it will be appropriate to turn on the cooker hood on the lowest setting 5-10 minutes before starting to cook, after which the exhaust is increased when more fumes and vapours are starting form. When the cooking is completed, the strength of the exhaust can be reduced once more, and one can let the cooker hood run for an additional 5-10 minutes at this strength.

Delayed switch-off - 10 min

A part of EICO's products utilises delayed switch-off, a timer-function which starts after the cooking ends, and automatically turns off after a set amount of time.

Indicator for cleaning/change of filters

Displays a signal when filters need to be cleaned.

Perimeter aspiration

With perimeter aspiration, the air is effectively and quietly sucked up through narrow furrows in the ornamental panel.