Comparison Elica Elite 14 LUX BL/A/50 black vs Elica Elite 14 LUX BL/A/60 black

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Product type	built-in (in cabinet)	built-in (in cabinet)
Design	with sliding panel	with sliding panel
Specs
Modes	air extraction	air extraction
Motor power	121 W	127 W
Flow of air (motor)	650 m³/h	650 m³/h
Minimum noise level	53 dB	53 dB
Max. noise level	62 dB	62 dB
Number of speeds	3	3
Number of motors	1	1
Filtration
Grease filter	aluminium	aluminium
Features
Lighting	LED lamp	LED lamp
Controls	push-buttons	push-buttons
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Duct diameter		120 mm
Height (max)	18 cm	18 cm
Width	50 cm	60 cm
Depth	28 cm	28 cm
Color
Added to E-Catalog	january 2019	january 2019

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Motor power

The power of the hood at maximum speed.

The more powerful the device, the more performant it is, usually. However, there is no rigid dependence here, and hoods of the same power may differ in actual performance. So it is worth evaluating power consumption in terms of power first of all: the lower this indicator, the more economical the device. And when evaluating performance, you need to look not so much at power as at the directly claimed flow of the air (see below).

Duct diameter

The duct diameter characterizes the size of the hood outlet to which the ducts are connected. The standard is either 120 mm or 150 mm. In many cases, an adapter from one diameter to another can additionally be included with the device. However, when replacing the hood with a new one, it is still better to operate with the existing pipe diameter and not use adapters.