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Haier 600 Series 60cm Integrated Insert Wall Rangehood, Hood to Hob, Black
HPH60IMB2
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Product Overview
Key Features
- 60cm ducted or recirculated with low-energy LED lights
- 641m�/hr Extraction Capacity, black finish
- 54 Decibels noise level
- Touch controls, undermount design
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Haier
- Model Number:
- HPH60IMB2
- Rangehood Size (cm):
- 60
- Extraction Type:
- Ducted & Recirculating
- Extraction Capacity (m3/hr):
- 641
- Rangehood Filters:
- Dishwasher-safe black aluminium filters
- Rangehood Lights:
- LED
Cooking Appliances
- Rangehood Fan Speeds:
- 3
- Rangehood Max Noise Level (dBA):
- 54
Options
- Controls:
- Touch Controls
General Information
- Type:
- Fixed Rangehood
- Family:
- Haier 600 Series
- Colour:
- Black
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Cooking Appliances
- Rangehood Fan Speeds:
- 3
- Rangehood Max Noise Level (dBA):
- 54
General Information
- Type:
- Fixed Rangehood
- Family:
- Haier 600 Series
- Colour:
- Black
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 276
- Product Width (mm):
- 520
- Product Depth (mm):
- 290
- Rangehood Minimum / Maximum Height (mm):
- 276 - 305
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 345
- Box Width (mm):
- 580
- Box Depth (mm):
- 345
- Box Weight (kg):
- 12
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At a glance
This 60cm integrated insert rangehood is a practical choice for compact or modern kitchens that want a built-in look without losing extraction performance. It suits everyday home cooking with flexible ducted or recirculating installation, touch controls, LED lighting and dishwasher-safe filters. Its 641m3/hr airflow and 54dBA maximum noise are strong everyday advantages, though larger kitchens or heavy frying setups may prefer a wider or more powerful premium model.
What it’s great for
- Everyday Cooking
- Compact Kitchens
- Modern Renovations
- Built-in Cabinetry Designs
- Light To Moderate Odour Control
Where it works best
- Apartments
- Small To Medium Kitchens
- Modern Homes
- Renovated Kitchens
- Open Shelving Or Cabinet-Integrated Layouts
Who it’s for
- Apartment Dwellers
- Small Household Cooks
- Renovators
- Design-Conscious Homeowners
- Everyday Home Cooks
Things to consider
A 60cm format with 641m3/hr extraction is well suited to everyday cooking, but premium rangehoods can offer higher airflow, quieter operation at high speeds or wider coverage for larger cooktops and heavier cooking.
Open plan kitchen suitability
7/10 - good airflow and a 54dBA maximum noise level make it suitable for many open-plan homes, though larger spaces may benefit from a wider or more powerful unit.
Noise level vs category
8/10 - 54dBA maximum noise is comparatively quiet for an everyday rangehood in this category.
Renovation compatibility
High - the integrated insert format and support for both ducted and recirculating installation make it flexible for many renovation layouts.
Cooking frequency fit
7/10 - well matched to regular daily cooking, but frequent heavy searing or high-smoke cooking may justify a larger or higher-capacity model.
Key benefits
- Integrated insert design: Fits mostly inside overhead cabinetry for a cleaner, more streamlined kitchen look.
- 641m3/hr extraction capacity: Provides strong airflow to help clear everyday cooking vapours and odours quickly.
- Ducted and recirculating operation: Gives installation flexibility for kitchens with or without external ducting.
- Three fan speeds: Lets you adjust extraction to match lighter simmering or more intense stovetop cooking.
- 54dBA maximum noise level: Helps keep operation relatively unobtrusive for everyday kitchen use.
- Dishwasher-safe black aluminium filters: Makes routine maintenance simpler and helps keep the rangehood looking neat.
- LED lighting: Illuminates the cooktop clearly so it is easier to monitor food while cooking.
- Touch controls: Offers straightforward, easy-to-wipe operation for daily use.
Q: Will this rangehood suit a 60cm cooktop in a compact kitchen
A: Yes. Haier HPH60IMB2 is designed to sit above a 60cm cooktop and suits compact kitchens where the rangehood is mostly hidden in cabinetry. It is a better fit for everyday cooking than frequent heavy wok use in a very large space.
Q: Can it be used without ducting to the outside wall
A: Yes. Haier HPH60IMB2 supports recirculating installation as well as ducted extraction, so it can suit kitchens where outside venting is not practical. Ducting usually removes heat, steam and odours more directly when the layout allows it.
Q: Will it cope with heavy frying or high heat cooking
A: It can handle everyday frying and general meal prep, with a maximum extraction capacity of 641m3/hr and three fan speeds. For frequent very smoky, high-heat cooking in a large open-plan area, a larger more powerful rangehood may be a better fit.
Q: Is 54dBA quiet enough for an open plan kitchen
A: Haier HPH60IMB2 has a maximum noise level of 54dBA, which is relatively restrained for this type of rangehood. It should suit open-plan spaces used for everyday cooking, though intensive sessions will still sound more noticeable on the highest speed.
Q: How visible is the insert design once it is installed
A: The insert design keeps most of the unit inside overhead cabinetry, so the underside and trim are the main visible parts. It suits a cleaner built-in look, but it still needs suitable cabinet space above the cooktop.
Q: Are the grease filters easy to clean regularly
A: Yes. Haier HPH60IMB2 uses dishwasher-safe black aluminium filters, so routine grease cleanup is simpler than hand-washing only. Regular cleaning matters most if you cook often, because grease build-up can reduce airflow over time.
Q: Do the LED lights replace separate kitchen lighting
A: No. The LED lights are there to illuminate the cooktop area so pots and pans are easier to see while cooking. They help with task lighting at the hob, but they are not a substitute for your main kitchen lighting.