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CKA2 | Cooktop extractor

Name: CKA2 | Cooktop extractor
Brand: BORA

Cooktop extractors from BORA

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Product description

Technical data
· Power levels 1-5, P
· Connection on the exhaust side BORA Ecotube
· Supply voltage 220 - 240 V
· Frequency 50/60 HZ
· Maximum Power consumption max. 700 W
· Fuse protection (intemal) TR 3.15 A
· Power supply cable 1m (F,G,J,I)
· Dimensions (WxDxH) 439 x 515 x 190 mm
· Surface material Glass SSG/stainless steel 1.4301

Product description
· Minimalistic design
· Intuitive sControl+ control
· Direct function selection
· Minimum volume
· Simple Cleaning
· Cleaning lock
· Integrated grease drip pan
· Genuine sainless steel grease filter
· Compact size
· Automatic extractor control

Concept

BORA Classic 2.0
UNLIMITED FREEDOM
Maximum flexibility for the kitchen
The central controls are revolutionary – and no cooking area is lost. Used in a modular system for the first time, not only are all eyes drawn to it. The system is operated by simply moving your finger up or down. All important functions can be intuitively accessed at the push of a button. In a nutshell: highly aesthetic, extremely quiet cooking with 4 pots measuring up to 24 cm at the same time – with the largest possible choice of cooktops. Maximum flexibility for the individual kitchen.

More about this product

Categorised in Kitchen appliances - Cooktop extractors.

Part of the collection COOKTOP EXTRACTORS.

Manufacturer BORA

Family BORA Classic 2.0

Architonic ID 20018031

Year of Launch 2019

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