Carbon replacement filter for kitchen hoods Pro-invest IZ-FW2, universal fit

Replacement carbon filter for kitchen hoods Pro-invest IZ-FW2, designed for universal fit in recirculation (ductless) range hoods and extractor fans. The filter contains activated carbon intended to reduce cooking odours and help trap airborne grease particles when the hood operates without external ducting. It is a maintenance component that should be replaced periodically to maintain effective air purification in domestic kitchens.

Advantages

This accessory provides odor reduction and improves overall air quality by adsorbing volatile compounds produced during cooking. The carbon medium is effective against a broad range of smells and helps limit the spread of grease particles within the recirculation circuit. Its universal design enables compatibility with many ductless hoods that accept panel or cartridge-style carbon filters, offering straightforward replacement without the need for specialist tools.

Suitable for

• Ductless or recirculating kitchen hoods that accept replaceable carbon filters
• Domestic kitchens where external venting is not available or practical
• Extractors used to reduce cooking odours and particulate build-up in recirculation mode

Key specifications

• Filter type: activated carbon (adsorption-based odor removal)
• Form factor: universal cartridge/panel style for replaceable-fit hoods
• Primary function: odour reduction and partial capture of airborne grease
• Use mode: designed for recirculation/ductless operation, not for inline duct filtration
• Maintenance: intended for periodic replacement to maintain performance

How to use

Turn off the hood and disconnect power if recommended by the appliance manufacturer. Remove the hood’s grease filter or access panel to reach the carbon filter housing, then extract the spent carbon filter and dispose of it according to local regulations. Insert the replacement carbon filter in the correct orientation so it seats securely in the housing, then reattach the grease filter or access panel and restore power. Follow the specific installation steps provided by the hood manufacturer if available.

Usage recommendations

Replace the carbon filter at intervals suggested by the hood manufacturer or more frequently if cooking frequency, strong odours, or heavy frying generate noticeable smells. Regularly clean or replace adjacent grease filters to prevent oil saturation of the carbon medium and to ensure optimal airflow and filtration efficiency.