Cooker hood carbon filter SILVERLINE KUL15 — replacement filter, 1 pc

Replacement cooker hood carbon filter SILVERLINE KUL15 is a single-piece activated carbon filter designed for recirculating extraction systems. It captures cooking odours and airborne particles that would otherwise be recirculated into the kitchen, helping to maintain air quality and restore the hood’s performance after prolonged use. The filter is intended as a periodic maintenance item compatible with Silverline kitchen hoods that use KUL15-type carbon cartridges.

Advantages

This carbon filter offers efficient odour adsorption and helps reduce residual grease and particulate matter in the air through its activated carbon media. Supplied as one ready-to-install unit, it simplifies replacement during routine maintenance. Its compact single-piece format allows straightforward fitting in compatible Silverline recirculating hoods without tools in most installations.

Suitable for

• Domestic kitchen recirculating cooker hoods that accept KUL15-style carbon filters
• Periodic maintenance to restore extraction and odour control
• Homes where external ducting is not available and air is recirculated

Key specifications

• Filter type: activated carbon for odour adsorption
• Quantity: one piece per pack
• Application: recirculating cooker hood systems
• Installation: single-unit cartridge designed for easy replacement

How to use

Turn off and isolate the cooker hood power supply before starting replacement. Remove the hood’s grease filters or access panel according to the hood manufacturer’s instructions, locate the existing carbon filter and remove it. Insert the SILVERLINE carbon filter into the designated slot, ensuring it sits securely and follows any indicated airflow direction. Reassemble the hood components and restore power. Replace the filter at intervals recommended by the hood manufacturer or sooner if cooking odours persist.

Usage recommendations

Check the compatibility of this filter with your Silverline cooker hood model before purchase. For best results, replace carbon filters regularly—frequency depends on cooking habits and hood usage—and combine with routine cleaning of grease filters and internal surfaces to maintain optimal air quality and extraction efficiency.