Homepro ? Hehehe

yup...hopefully its a great bargain.

guys, who usually install the ducting for the hood, the person u bought the appliance from or the kitchen cabinet people?

It all depends on your agreement with the kitchen cabinet people or contractor or seller.

1) Seller will get a sub-con to install as the hood company such as TEKA, FOTILE, RUBINE and etc do not provide hood installation service. Hence, there will be additional charges if u request installation from seller. There is no such thing is FREE installation, the seller just bundle in the installation price into the cost of the product.

2) Before confirming a deal with the kitchen cabinet people, you should ask whether they will help install the hood or not? If no, then try another shop. The carpenters are there, they dont need to hire a third party installer. Hence it is possible for them to provide FREE installation. However, they will not hack the duct hole at the wall for you as that should be done by the contractor.

I have a 15 amp power plug for induction hob. But now I'm using gas hob and need a normal 13 amp plug. How to change the 15 amp round headed plug to 13 amp square headed plug??

Just change the 13 amps plug to 15 amps plug. No need change the faceplate.

Saw this promotion items. Cheap?


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Not sure about teka brand but I bought mine hood (Bosch) for the same price

bought boxline + pepper2b for rm1450.. from LYN forummer, shop in kepong.. pepper2b is bit better than agata..

Been looking around, but no clear info so asking this here.

My hood has a 6" vent with a valve going up. I tried installing a 6" duct, but it doesn't fit outside the vent. Inside the vent I will need to fold it a bit since the diameter of the duct is exactly the same as the vent.

How do I approach this? Do I lay the duct meeting the lip of the vent then tape it? Or do I get a bigger duct, place it over the vent and then tape it?

I hope the experts in here understand what I mean. The vent has a slightly thicker lip, and it doesn't fit the standard 6" aluminum ducts.

Hi, could anyone please recommend a good and reliable induction cooker brand. Thanks!

Usually installer will connected the duct with the end cap (vent) using aluminum tape.

From what i know most brands dont really manufacture their own induction hobs, they outsourced the parts and assemble only. If you notice most brands will be using scott ceran glass and ego heating elements. . . .

I m selling rubine, cheap and good

Just finished mine, had to craft a custom cap to fit the end cap and pipe.

A shop intro Robam. She say is Fotile competitor in China.
Anyone use before?
Suction power 1570 m3/h + hob = RM2,280.

http://www.robamglobal.com/about-us.html#

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This post has been edited by mabsandcals: Jan 3 2016, 02:09 AM

One thing is for sure, the higher the suction power, the noisier the hood. Read reviews and you will know which is a better brand. Fotile is a tested and proven to be good, just read and google lowyat forum you will know.

anyone heard of ouyi brand?

Yes. I was told that the quality is food as fotile. Not sure correct or not. But the suction power almost same as fotile. The design also nice especially with Bluetooth function.

wow..1st time heard hood also got bluetooth...any idea which model is good? read forumer commented price is cheaper & build quality is better than fortile.