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Granted Patent B2
US 10,436,454 · App. 15/467,298 · Granted Oct 8, 2019

Up-and-down hood

Inventors: Alexander Giuseppe Crudo (Fabriano, IT); Simone Biocco (Fabriano, IT); Simone Celli (Pescara, IT)
Assignee: FABER S.P.A.
F24C15/2042F24C15/2071F24C15/2085
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Patent No.
US 10,436,454
App. No.
15/467,298
Granted
Oct 8, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

An extractor hood capable of extracting fumes and/or vapors being generated on a cooking surface, the hood including a first portion ( 2 ) integral with a wall ( 3 ) of the room where the cooking surface is located, a second portion ( 4 ), spaced apart from the first and close to the cooking surface, and a support connection ( 50 ) capable of securing the first portion ( 2 ) to the second portion ( 4 ), the second portion containing a fan ( 5 ) capable of extracting fumes and/or vapors from the cooking surface when the hood ( 1 ) is in use. The first portion ( 2 ) includes an autonomous extraction device capable of extracting fumes and/or vapors exiting the second portion ( 4 ) and extracted from the cooking surface by the fan ( 5 ) present in the second portion ( 4 ), the hood having no connecting tube between the second portion ( 2 ) and the first portion ( 4 ).

Claims (19)

1. An extractor hood for extracting at least one of fumes or vapours generated on a cooking surface, said extractor hood comprising:

a first portion ( 2 ) adapted to be affixed to a wall ( 3 ) of a room where said cooking surface is located,

a second portion ( 4 ), spaced apart from the first portion ( 2 ) and positioned closer to the cooking surface than the first portion, and

a support connection ( 50 ) that secures said first portion ( 2 ) to the second portion ( 4 ),

said second portion containing a fan ( 5 ) that is adapted to extract at least one of fumes or vapours from the cooking surface when the extractor hood ( 1 ) is in use,

said first portion ( 2 ) comprising an autonomous fan capable of extracting at least one of fumes or vapours exiting the second portion ( 4 ) via the fan ( 5 ), and

said extractor hood having no tube or duct for air that connects the first portion ( 2 ) and the second portion ( 4 ).

2. The extractor hood according to claim 1 , wherein the autonomous fan of the first portion ( 2 ) has a greater extraction power than the fan ( 5 ) of the second portion ( 4 ).

3. The extractor hood according to claim 1 , wherein the second portion ( 4 ) is movable in relation to the first portion ( 2 ), such that the second portion ( 4 ) is moveable away from or closer to the first portion ( 2 ) depending on whether or not the extractor hood is being used.

4. The extractor hood according to claim 3 , further comprising a motor drive that moves the support connection ( 50 ) between the second portion and said first portion or the wall ( 3 ) to which said first portion is fixed, said motor drive changing a length of said support connection so as to vary the distance between the first portion ( 2 ) and the second portion ( 4 ).

5. The extractor hood according to claim 1 , wherein the second portion ( 4 ) has an annular end opening ( 4 K) provided at a first end ( 19 A) through which the at least one of fumes or vapours are extracted from the cooking surface by the fan ( 5 ), and

a second opening ( 17 ) located at a second end ( 18 ) of the second portion ( 4 ) through which at least one of fumes or vapours are expelled from said second portion ( 4 ).

6. The extractor hood according to claim 1 , wherein the fan ( 5 ) in the second portion ( 4 ) comprises an electrically powered motor ( 8 ).

7. The extractor hood according to claim 5 , wherein the second portion ( 4 ) supports a closing element ( 15 ) and contains a filter for said at least one of fumes or vapours at said first end opening ( 4 K) of the first end ( 19 A) of the second portion ( 4 ), said closing element ( 15 ) being smaller than an opening ( 19 ) of said first end so as to create an annular extraction opening ( 4 K), and being provided with an internal duct ( 16 ) within said second portion ( 4 ) that is connected to said second opening ( 17 ) and adapted to receive at least one of fumes or vapours filtered and extracted by the fan ( 5 ) inside said second portion ( 4 ) and to send said at least one of fumes or vapours to said second opening.

8. The extractor hood according to claim 7 , wherein said internal duct ( 16 ) of said second portion ( 4 ) is annular and is defined by an external casing ( 11 ) of said second portion ( 4 ), by a support ( 12 ) of the fan ( 5 ) inside the second portion ( 4 ), and by an insert ( 10 A) placed on said support ( 12 ).

9. The extractor hood according to claim 5 , wherein the extraction device of the first portion ( 2 ) is placed in an axial position above the second opening ( 17 ) of the second portion ( 4 ).

10. The extractor hood according to claim 1 , wherein the first portion ( 2 ) has an annular duct capable of receiving at least one of fumes or vapours exiting the second portion ( 4 ), that is operationally connected to an extraction device including the autonomous fan inside said first portion ( 2 ).

11. The extractor hood according to claim 1 , wherein an extraction device including the autonomous fan inside the first portion ( 2 ) has a high extraction power of between 600 and 1200 m 3 /h.

12. The extractor hood according to claim 1 , wherein the support connection ( 50 ) comprises cables of which at least one cable carries an electrical supply to the fan ( 5 ) of the second portion ( 4 ), and the fan of the second portion is a low-voltage fan.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 31, 2017
From: CRUDO, ALEXANDER GIUSEPPE; BIOCCO, SIMONE; CELLI, SIMONE
To: FABER S.P.A.
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Priority Claims (1)
IT 102016000036516 · Apr 8, 2016 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20170292717A1 · Oct 12, 2017