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Rangehoods Plus EASIAIR BBQ Rangehood HAS TWO 200mm OUTLETS DOES THAT MEAN IT EXHAUSTS MORE THAN OTHER BBQ Rangehoods YES IT DOES. EASIAIRS AIR BOX COVERS ALL THE BAFFLE FILTERS , THAT MEANS THAT IT EXHUAST 100 % OF ALL GREASE, AROMAS, FATS AND SMELLS FROM THE BBQ. TO DO THIS THE EASIAIR BBQ RANGEHOODS […]

THE BEST BBQ RANGEHOODS There are only 5 BBQ Rangehoods that I consider to be standouts They standout because they are well constructed both physically and Exhaust capacity. They are made from either 304 or 316 Stainless Steel. The Blowers (motors) are very well made and their performance is not reduced by those circumstances which […]

ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BUYING A BBQ IT IS ALWAYS SAFER TO DO YOYR HOMEWORK AND ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT WHAT BBQ RANGEHOOD IS BEST FOR YOU. IF THE SALES PERSON DOESN’T KNOW KEEP ASKING AROUND UNTIL YOU FIND SOMEONE WHO KNOWS WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT. IT IS YOUR MONEY SO SPEND IT WISELY. YOU CAN […]

If a BBQ Rangehood states a 2000m3/hr exhaust it means that the true rate of exhaust will between 1600-1800m3/hr. The true rate of exhaust will be even lower if you are ducting through a back wall. Ducting through the roof given your gross exhaust is 2000m3/hr your true exhaust should be 1600-1800m3/hr Ducting through the […]

Rangehoods Plus has two new models BBQ Rangehoods. The EASIAIR 1200MI (Island) and the EASIAIR 1200M (wall mount) They have 2 x motors that Exhaust a Maximum 3668m3/hr. To qualify that Exhaust Rate EASIAIR had an Flow Test done in Australia where 2 metres of flexible ducting was added to achieve a net rate of […]

Unless you live in WA there are no height restrictions other than those imposed by BBQ Rangehood Manufacturer’s Warranties. Western Australia has legislated that all BBQ Rangehoods must be a minimum of 1200mm above the cooking surface. There is no such lesislation in any other state or territory in Australia.

If you have no outside wall or have an opening in that outside wall you will need a Ceiling (island) hung BBQ Rangehood. Ceiling Rangehoods are secured into a frame built into the ceiling rafters. Ceiling BBQ Rangehoods need to have an minimum exhaust of 2500m3/hr They are open on all four sides of the […]

If your BBQ is built in to cabinetry affixed to an external wall then you need a wall mounted BBQ Rangehood. Howver should you have an opening in that external wall such as a window you may not have enough wall surface to attach a BBQ Rangehood. In this instance you will need a ceiling […]

Must be made of either 316 or 304 Stainless Steel Exhaust should be between 2000-2800 m3/hr Height of the Hood should be no more than 200mm Stainless Steel Baffle Filters Remote Control an asset but not essential

The higher the exhaust from a BBQ Rangehood the larger the ducting has to be. An exhaust in excess of 2600m3/hr could not work with 150mm ducting it would cause the Rangehood to vibrate, the higher the exhaust rate the greater the vibration. Any rangehood with higher than 2600m3/hr requires 200mm ducting.Its’ to do with […]