VENTAHOOD 30" Wall Mounted Range Hood - CXH30230
European design of this rounded wall-mount hood works well in any kitchen. Heat lamps may also be added to selected models. Click on the models for a list of our base model numbers for standard sizes; simply select the model you need, and then specify the finish [painted, stainless steel, real brass, real copper, or hammered copper]. Recommended mounting height is 30" above the cooking surface. All Vent-A-Hood products are suitable for use in damp locations [outdoor applications such as a covered patio] when installed in a GFCI protected branch circuit.
What our Experts Think
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Balanced mid‑range airflow — equipped with a 600 CFM dual blower, this 30″ wall mount hood handles everyday cooking smoke, steam and odors effectively when ducted outdoors. Recommended 8″ round ducting for optimum performance.
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Magic Lung filter‑less design — patented Vent‑A‑Hood centrifugal blower maximizes airflow and grease capture while eliminating traditional mesh/baffle filters, making maintenance easier.
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Quiet yet capable operation — around 6.5 sones at high speed balances strong extraction with manageable noise levels in typical kitchens.
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Integrated cooktop lighting — built‑in lights illuminate your cooking surface for better visibility during preparation and cooking.
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Classic wall‑mount styling — European‑inspired curved canopy complements a range of kitchen designs, from modern to transitional.
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Installation‑ready choice — recommended mounting height ~30″ above the cooktop for best capture performance; suitable for use in damp covered applications with proper electrical protection.
Q&A
Q: What type of range hood is the Ventahood CXH30230?
A: It’s a 30″ wall‑mounted ducted range hood designed for residential kitchens, engineered to efficiently remove smoke, grease, and odors. This model is part of Ventahood’s wall‑mount lineup that offers strong airflow for everyday cooking.
Q: How much ventilation power does it provide?
A: Uses a dual B200 blower delivering 600 CFM airflow, which is effectively equivalent to ~900 CFM in typical duct runs, providing solid extraction for most cooking needs.
Q: What are its key dimensions?
A: Width: 30″ • Depth: 24″ • Height: ~30″ — standard sizing for 30″ cooktops.
Q: How many lights and what sound level does it have?
A: Includes 2 built‑in lights and runs at about 6.5 sones of sound at full power — typical for this CFM class.
Q: What ducting and installation guidance applies?
A: Requires a minimum 8″ round duct (≈50 sq in.) for proper airflow. Recommended mounting height is ~30″ above the cooking surface for best performance.
Q: What design and maintenance features does it offer?
A: Features Ventahood’s Magic Lung blower system, which enhances airflow and grease capture without traditional filters, making cleaning easier and performance efficient.
Q: Can it be used in outdoor/damp locations?
A: Yes — like other Ventahood hoods, it’s suitable for covered outdoor/damp locations when installed on a GFCI‑protected branch circuit.
Q: Are heat lamps included?
A: Heat lamps may be optional on selected models/configurations but are not standard on every configuration of this size.
Maintenance Tips
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Weekly Exterior Cleaning – Wipe the painted/stainless surface with a soft cloth and warm, soapy water; avoid steel wool, abrasive pads, or harsh chemicals to protect the finish and prevent scratches.
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Interior Grease Wipe‑Down – Clean the interior canopy and grease collection areas regularly with a mild degreaser or dish soap to remove cooking oil buildup that can reduce performance.
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Filter/Blower Care – Depending on configuration, wash or replace grease filters per manufacturer guidelines; build‑up on filters or blower parts reduces suction and increases noise.
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Light Bulb Maintenance – Always power off and let bulbs cool before replacing; wipe light covers to maintain good cooktop illumination.
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Annual Fan & Duct Inspection – Inspect the blower area and ductwork at least yearly for grease, dust, or blockages; clear debris to preserve airflow and reduce fire risks.
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Post‑Cooking Ventilation – Run the hood for several extra minutes after cooking to help clear steam, smoke, and airborne grease before wiping down.
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Professional Service if Needed – If airflow drops, unusual vibrations occur, or performance falters, have a qualified technician inspect and service the blower, duct, or electrical components.
