Built-in hood Greentek MARTA60B, built-in cooker hood with carbon filter, 65 dB, energy class A

Built-in hood Greentek MARTA60B is a fully integrated cooker hood with a black body and black grease filter. The model features an openable glass panel that shields overhead cabinets from hot steam, helping to preserve the appearance of kitchen furniture. Control is via push buttons located on the front edge. The hood is compatible with various kitchen appliance brands because it has no visible brand name. Minimum installation distances: at least 55 cm above electric hob zones and at least 65 cm above gas or mixed hob zones.

Advantages

Compact 60 cm width and built-in design allow seamless integration into fitted kitchens. A carbon filter provides recirculation air cleaning while keeping installation flexible where ducting is not available. The unit operates at a rated noise level of 65 dB and delivers an airflow capacity of up to 300 m3/h. Energy efficiency class A ensures modest power consumption for typical domestic use.

Suitable for

• Small to medium kitchens with a 60 cm cabinet space
• Installations requiring recirculation with a carbon filter
• Projects where a discreet, unbranded hood is preferred

Key specifications

• Model: Greentek MARTA60B (MPN: MARTA60B, EAN: 5902429929649)
• Width: 60 cm
• Airflow capacity: up to 300 m3/h
• Noise level: 65 dB
• Filter type: carbon filter (recirculation)
• Energy efficiency class: A

How to use

Install the built-in hood in accordance with the specified minimum clearances: at least 55 cm above electric hobs and at least 65 cm above gas or mixed hobs. Use the front-edge push buttons to select the fan speed or switch the hood on and off. If using in recirculation mode, ensure the carbon filter is installed and replaced according to the manufacturer’s guidance for best performance. Clean the external surfaces and the washable grease filter regularly to maintain airflow and hygiene.

Использование и обслуживание

For optimal operation, check that the hood is mounted securely within the cabinet cavity and that any ducting (if used) is sealed. Replace carbon filters when airflow or odor removal decreases. Observe electrical safety rules and disconnect power before servicing the unit. Follow local codes for installation above gas appliances.

Usage recommendations: keep the glass panel closed during heavy cooking to better protect cabinets from steam; operate on a higher fan setting when frying or boiling large volumes of liquid.