Description
COSMO UMC30 Ducted Under Cabinet Stainless Steel – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
COSMO UMC30 Ducted Under Cabinet Stainless Steel Range Hood with 380 CFM, Permanent Filters & LED Lights, 30 inch
Brand Name
COSMO
Model Info
UMC30
Item Weight
22.9 pounds
Product Dimensions
20.5 x 29.5 x 9.75 inches
Country of Origin
China
Item model number
UMC30
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Annual Energy Consumption
70 Kilowatt Hours Per Year
Noise
45 dB
Installation Type
Under Cabinet Mount
Part Number
UMC30
Special Features
Removable, Easy To Clean
Color
Stainless Steel
Control Console
Digital Touch Controls
Voltage
120 Volts
Wattage
193.00
Fuel type
Electric
Airflow Displacement
380 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Material Type
Stainless Steel
Included Components
Bulb(s), Damper, Fan, Filter(s), Installation Kit, Power Cord
Batteries Included?
No
Batteries Required?
No
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Technical specifications – COSMO UMC30 Ducted Under Cabinet Stainless Steel :
Brand
COSMO
Product Dimensions
20.5″D x 29.5″W x 9.75″H
Color
Stainless Steel
Special Feature
Removable, Easy To Clean
Finish Type
Stainless Steel
Purchase advice :
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Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
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Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
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Proof of purchase :
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After-sales service :
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A. R (verified owner) –
Pretty Face but not much Going on upstairs – We bought this range because it was a duel usage range hood for either a vented or non-vented application. This range hood is NOT the right choice for someone using it unvented. It requires a 6.25″ hole in the floor of the cabinet. It blows open the cabinet doors open onlow if you try to use the fan. It also requires carbon filters, which I purchased (they were on backorder and I have yet to receive them…although my CC has been charged.) Anyhow, the install was a nightmare. I’m sure a good portion of that was because we thought it would be easy and didn’t take into consideration that the 6.25″ hole would need to be cut in a very awkward place. The placement of the vent hole on the range is too far back for what I would consider a standard installation. We had to cut-away portion of the cabinet bracing piece along the back of the wall. (Forgive me if my terminology is incorrect) Rather than go through it step by step, I will simply say it was a bad, uninformed choice. I was swayed by the good looks and the fact that the stainless steel matched my slide in range nicely. It is a nice looking range hood and the price wasn’t terrible. I will only be using the fan if absolutely necessary anyway but that is not the point. Also, the light panel is rather annoying with it’s always on red light and sometimes on blue. Unfortunately all appliance companies think we need to know the time on each and every appliance. I have the time on my range, range hood, coffee machine and microwave. Geez. Corner of the kitchen is lit up! Finally, the last thing is the customer service. I emailed and then finally had to call the company. They weren’t helpful and sounded quite annoyed I had questions about installation. I suggested that the carbon filters ($25) should be part of the original purchase if in fact the range hood was designed for either a vented or non-vented application…Crickets on the other end of the line. I will have to call back and find out where my expensive carbon filters are to boot. Hope this helps someone else trying their best to remodel their kitchen in a DIY fashion. Sorry, not photos of install as it was all we could do to get it up and not kill each other in the process!!
F. M (verified owner) –
Looks good but lacks top quality construction – Observations noted in regards to other reviews:
F. M (verified owner) –
Looks good but lacks top quality construction – Observations noted in regards to other reviews:
A. R (verified owner) –
Pretty Face but not much Going on upstairs – We bought this range because it was a duel usage range hood for either a vented or non-vented application. This range hood is NOT the right choice for someone using it unvented. It requires a 6.25″ hole in the floor of the cabinet. It blows open the cabinet doors open onlow if you try to use the fan. It also requires carbon filters, which I purchased (they were on backorder and I have yet to receive them…although my CC has been charged.) Anyhow, the install was a nightmare. I’m sure a good portion of that was because we thought it would be easy and didn’t take into consideration that the 6.25″ hole would need to be cut in a very awkward place. The placement of the vent hole on the range is too far back for what I would consider a standard installation. We had to cut-away portion of the cabinet bracing piece along the back of the wall. (Forgive me if my terminology is incorrect) Rather than go through it step by step, I will simply say it was a bad, uninformed choice. I was swayed by the good looks and the fact that the stainless steel matched my slide in range nicely. It is a nice looking range hood and the price wasn’t terrible. I will only be using the fan if absolutely necessary anyway but that is not the point. Also, the light panel is rather annoying with it’s always on red light and sometimes on blue. Unfortunately all appliance companies think we need to know the time on each and every appliance. I have the time on my range, range hood, coffee machine and microwave. Geez. Corner of the kitchen is lit up! Finally, the last thing is the customer service. I emailed and then finally had to call the company. They weren’t helpful and sounded quite annoyed I had questions about installation. I suggested that the carbon filters ($25) should be part of the original purchase if in fact the range hood was designed for either a vented or non-vented application…Crickets on the other end of the line. I will have to call back and find out where my expensive carbon filters are to boot. Hope this helps someone else trying their best to remodel their kitchen in a DIY fashion. Sorry, not photos of install as it was all we could do to get it up and not kill each other in the process!!
B. A (verified owner) –
Perfect for our kitchen… – Super fast amazon delivery a day and a half. If you’re at all handy with tools this is a pretty easy install. (I had to do a lot of pre-installation modifications to my cabinets since we got rid of an overhead microwave and put in this range hood. We don’t have an outside duct and we cook with a lot of curry. If you go “ductless” you have to do something with the exhaust so I made a 4″ x 30″ x 12″ vent box that sits between the cabinet and the new hood. I screwed the top of the hood into the bottom of the box and cut a 6″ hole for the exhaust to enter the vent box. I made a grill from some ornamental sheet metal and placed it over the front of the box. The cleaned exhaust exits out this overhead box. It seems to work pretty well so far. I’ll update in a couple weeks. The stainless steel filters that sit over the burners are a “new design” so we’ll see how well they work. All else is good so far. 3 speed fan is wicked powerful on “high”. Control panel is glitch free so far. Only one comment…the geometry of the unit is a little weird–the mounting surface is not parallel with the bottom edges. Hence the bottom edges (of the sides) seem to rise about an inch toward the front of the unit. I rechecked my mounting and sure enough the design is just a little weird. I’m over it now. Will update in a couple weeks. UPDATE: After a couple of weeks still a 5 star. The small bit of work I did for the exhaust is well worth it. I’ve installed a charcoal filter in that box so the air is even more filtered. The hood does what it’s supposed to.
B. A (verified owner) –
Perfect for our kitchen… – Super fast amazon delivery a day and a half. If you’re at all handy with tools this is a pretty easy install. (I had to do a lot of pre-installation modifications to my cabinets since we got rid of an overhead microwave and put in this range hood. We don’t have an outside duct and we cook with a lot of curry. If you go “ductless” you have to do something with the exhaust so I made a 4″ x 30″ x 12″ vent box that sits between the cabinet and the new hood. I screwed the top of the hood into the bottom of the box and cut a 6″ hole for the exhaust to enter the vent box. I made a grill from some ornamental sheet metal and placed it over the front of the box. The cleaned exhaust exits out this overhead box. It seems to work pretty well so far. I’ll update in a couple weeks. The stainless steel filters that sit over the burners are a “new design” so we’ll see how well they work. All else is good so far. 3 speed fan is wicked powerful on “high”. Control panel is glitch free so far. Only one comment…the geometry of the unit is a little weird–the mounting surface is not parallel with the bottom edges. Hence the bottom edges (of the sides) seem to rise about an inch toward the front of the unit. I rechecked my mounting and sure enough the design is just a little weird. I’m over it now. Will update in a couple weeks. UPDATE: After a couple of weeks still a 5 star. The small bit of work I did for the exhaust is well worth it. I’ve installed a charcoal filter in that box so the air is even more filtered. The hood does what it’s supposed to.