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## Under Cabinet Range Hood Sourcing: The Slim Retrofit Category

## Under Cabinet Range Hood Sourcing: The Slim Retrofit Category

A slim under cabinet range hood in 24 in stainless steel, ducted, with two mechanical speeds and five duct sizes from 6 to 12 inch. Low MOQ, OEM welcome.
2026/09/28
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The reason this under cabinet range hood exists is simple: the gap between the hob and the wall cabinets. Chimney hoods require vertical clearance and an exposed flue. Slim range hoods are mounted under the cabinet, keeping the kitchen's overall aesthetic intact. This design is the main reason for the replacement market.

AurumDine produces this unit in 600 x 400 mm, supplying it to importers, kitchen retailers and renovation wholesalers.

Why the Retrofit Market Wants a 24 Inch Range Hood

Replacement sales are different from new construction sales. Customers replace hoods when the old motor fails, and the new unit must fit the existing hole and duct. The 24 inch range hood is a common width, so the size range is more important than any style claim.

The HVI guide on kitchen ventilation explains what airflow a cooking area requires. Read this before comparing airflow specifications from suppliers. The full range hood range follows the same method.

Five Duct Sizes From One Mould Range

Under cabinet range hoods often fail to sell because the range hood duct size is wrong. This range addresses this with five models: 6, 7, 8, 10 and 12 inches. Each size is equipped with a matching fan for the duct.

  • 6 in / 150 mm duct: 190 x 190 mm fan, 34 W.
  • 7 in / 180 mm duct: 230 x 230 mm fan, 45 W.
  • 8 in / 200 mm duct: 250 x 250 mm fan, 80 W.
  • 10 in and 12 in: quoted on request.

Thus, distributors can stock an entire size range from one order, rather than guessing what their market needs. Additionally, mixed range hood duct size orders are shipped in the same container, so the first order does not have to be of a single size.

An Under Cabinet Range Hood With Two Mechanical Speeds

The control set uses a two-speed mechanical switch, which is a deliberate choice, not a cost-cutting measure. Mechanical switches have no display boards or touch sensors. Therefore, in case of failure, the switch simply needs to be replaced rather than diagnosing the circuit board, and the range hood motor remains the only other consumable part.

Meanwhile, the body is made of stainless steel, and the range hood motor runs at 2800 r/min on 220 V. In short, the maintenance story remains simple: we keep motors and switches in stock, and repairs are simple replacements. A kitchen exhaust fan that requires no circuit board is easier to support across different markets.

Naming: Under Cabinet Hood or Slim Hood

Different markets have different names for this style, and this wording affects buyer expectations. An under cabinet hood generally refers to a slim unit that mounts underneath a wall cabinet. Some catalogues also list under cabinet range hoods, using the same wording. However, slim range hoods is the term used when depth, rather than mounting position, is the key selling point.

We will quote for an under cabinet hood request based on the same unit, as the difference usually lies in the installation structure rather than the appliance itself. As a result, one specification sheet can answer most inquiries.

Clearance, Height and the Fitting Step

When installing a range hood, there is one key number that determines the success of the project, and that is the height above the hob. For this model, we recommend that the installation be within 50 cm of the hob, measured to the bottom of the filter.

This number is important for two reasons. First, a range hood installed too high will suffer from reduced smoke capture efficiency, and customers will blame the appliance. Second, an installation that is too low will block tall stockpots. In practice, printing this figure on the packaging reduces complaints.

Model, Minimum Order Quantity and OEM Terms

One body size and five duct models. We set the minimum order low enough for a first trial order, and mixed duct sizes can be shipped in one container.

  • Model: 6 in model, 150 mm duct, 190 x 190 mm fan, 34 W.
  • Body size: 600 x 400 mm / 24 x 16 in.
  • Controls: 2-speed mechanical switch.
  • Material: stainless steel body, ducted.
  • Voltage and motor speed: 220 V, 2800 r/min.
  • MOQ: low enough for a first trial order; mixed duct sizes in one container.
  • Lead time: 7-15 days for stock; 20-30 days for bulk or custom orders.
  • Warranty: 1 year, with motors and switches held in stock.

We build the unit to meet CE and RoHS requirements, and we arrange third-party test reports for your target market. For a freestanding option, compare the portable range hood.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which duct size should my market stock?

North America typically uses the 6 in or 7 in model, with larger ducts suited to longer duct runs. Start with the 6 in model, then add sizes after your first reorder. Mixed sizes can be shipped in one container, so the second order incurs no additional freight.

Is a two-speed mechanical switch a disadvantage?

No. Mechanical switches have fewer parts, so the only failure points are the switch and the motor. We keep both in stock, so repairing a kitchen exhaust fan becomes a simple replacement rather than a diagnostic process.

Can this replace an older hood without cabinet work?

Usually yes. The 600 x 400 mm body fits underneath standard wall cabinets, and we will select the duct size to match the existing hole. Send us the old duct diameter and we will confirm the model.

Final Thoughts

An under cabinet range hood sells based on fit, and the duct size determines whether that fit is suitable. The figures above are from the factory sheet, and airflow guidelines are from the HVI.

Review the slim under cabinet range hood for the full specification. Then send us your duct size and request a sample.

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