Cooker hood filter Xavax 00110832

The Xavax 00110832 cooker hood filter is a replacement activated carbon filter designed for household cooker hoods. Manufactured from high-quality carbon fibre with an added activated carbon layer, it reduces grease vapours, steam residues and many kitchen odours that occur during cooking. The filter comes as a pack of two flat panels with dimensions of 470 mm width and 570 mm depth and can be cut to fit a variety of hood models and installation layouts.

Advantages

The material combines absorbent fibre structure with activated carbon to capture grease particles and adsorb organic odours, helping to prevent deposits on room surfaces and kitchen furniture. The flat panel format is easy to handle and can be trimmed for custom fit. The filter meets fire protection class HF1 according to ISO 9772, offering a basic safety characteristic for domestic use. Supplied as a pack of two, it provides a longer service interval compared with a single filter.

Suitable for

• Recirculating cooker hoods that require activated carbon filters
• Replacement in extractor units from various brands with internal filter panels
• Domestic kitchens where reduction of cooking odours and grease deposits is needed
• Custom installations where filter panels must be trimmed to size

Key specifications

• Material: carbon fibre with activated carbon layer
• Pack contents: 2 filter panels
• Dimensions: 470 mm (width) × 570 mm (depth)
• Fire protection class: HF1 (ISO 9772)
• Cut-to-fit: can be trimmed for individual hood sizes

How to use

Turn off and, if possible, unplug the cooker hood before replacing the filter. Remove the existing filter panels according to the hood manufacturer's instructions, place the Xavax carbon filter panels into the filter slot and, if necessary, trim the panels with scissors or a utility knife to match the hood's shape and size. Ensure the filter sits flat and securely to avoid air bypass. Reassemble the hood components and reconnect power before normal operation.

Usage recommendations

For effective odour control and grease capture, replace the activated carbon filters regularly according to cooking frequency—typically every 3–6 months in normal household use. Avoid direct contact with open flames and high-temperature cooking zones; the product meets HF1 fire class but should not be exposed to ignition sources. Dispose of used filters according to local waste regulations.