- Compatible with Thermador hoods
For a proper fit. - 1300 cfm exhaust capacity offers powerful performance
Quickly and easily remove smoke and odors from your kitchen. - 10″ connection diameter
For the right fit.
-36%
Thermador – Hood External Motor – Gray
$518.00 Save:$291.00(36%)
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Description
Additional information
| Weight | 46.8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 192225 × 2034 in |
| Hardware Included | Yes |
| Model Compatibility | Thermador Professional Series ventilation hoods |
| Model Number | VTR1330W |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor | Not Available |
| Brand Compatibility | Thermador |
| Material | Galvanized steel |
| Accessory Type | Motor |
| Compatible Appliance Type | Range hood |
| Fingerprint Resistant | No |
| Color Finish | Gray |
| Product Name | Hood External Motor |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts | 2 Years |
| Product Weight | 46.8 pounds |
| Brand | Thermador |
| Color | Gray |
| Product Height | 20 3/4 inches |
| Product Width | 19 22/25 inches |
| UPC | 825225941286 |
Reviews (5)
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Putu –
Great to have delivery schedule on time, product as described and works well!
BestBuyNightMare –
I love this Thermador external blower. It’s powerful and since it mounted outside, my kitchen is not noisy when it runs (even at level 3, 4).
I have this pair with Thermador 48″ hood and they work perfectly together.
The only thing is they required 10″ duct and it caused a bit of headache for us during the installation.
Amyamy –
Great professional product. Very strong power. Nice buy
Bazsaf –
Purchased to replace an older unit. Works as advertised. One of the best exhaust fans in the market.
Spalding –
The fan itself seems excellent – powerful and reasonably quiet. BUT, the roof mounting plate that you need to mount this on an exterior roof (or wall – I mounted it on the roof) is a stunningly not thought out. It’s just a flat sheet of metal onto which you screw the fan unit shown. Between the fan unit and the mounting plate you put on two rubber-ish, adhesive gaskets. But no physical barrier to divert water from going under the unit, and nothing directing water around the unit. My roof installer laughed out loud – no way that will keep water out over time. He engineered an L-shaped metal barrier glued onto both the unit and the mounting plate to at least attempt to prevent water from going under the unit, and eventually into my kitchen.