The Faber FILTER3 Charcoal Air Filter is compatible with the Agio hoods. The Agio has built-in ductless vent grates above the tilt out panel to direct air back into the room for recirculation. A Charcoal filter kit is the only required piece to make the hood ductless. When using the Agio in the ductless mode there is 100% use of the space in the upper cabinet, perfect for smaller kitchens. The filters are installed on either side of the blower inside the hood.
- Faber FILTER3 Charcoal Air Filter
- For any hood that is installed directly underneath or inside of a wood hood or cabinet, charcoal filters only are used to recirculate the hood
- Compatible with Agio Hoods; the filters are installed on either side of the blower inside the hood.
- Secondary image: Agio shown with ductless vents under the front panel. The cabinet doors are open to show no ductwork used in the ductless model (hood not included)
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| Product Model |
FILTER3 |
| Product Name |
FILTER3 Charcoal Air Filter |
| Product Type |
Charcoal Air Filter |
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| Application/Usage |
Vent Hood |
| Compatibility |
Agio Integrated Collection Vent Hood |
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| Part Number |
FILTER3 |
| Category |
Hoods/Ventilation |
| UPS Shippable |
Y |
| Shipping Weight |
3 |
| UPC Code |
8015139910955 |
Please note that we do not arrange delivery unless it is to a New Hampshire location. However, you can either pick up the merchandise yourself or arrange to have it picked up by another company that can pick up your merchandise at our New Hampshire warehouse on your behalf.
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