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Smeg 60cm Undermount Rangehood, Stainless Steel
SHU671X
$1390
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Product Overview
Key Features
- 60cm undermount, ducted or recirculating, LED lights
- 770m3/hr extraction capacity, 2 stainless steel filters
- 3 speeds plus intensive, 46-66 Decibels
- LED back-lit electronic controls, easy to clean design
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Smeg
- Model Number:
- SHU671X
- Rangehood Size (cm):
- 60
- Extraction Type:
- Ducted & Recirculating
- Extraction Capacity (m3/hr):
- 770
- Rangehood Filters:
- 2 x Stainless Steel Anti-Grease Filters
- Rangehood Lights:
- 2 x 1.1W LED
- Supplier Colour:
- Stainless Steel
Cooking Appliances
- Rangehood Fan Speeds:
- 3 & Intensive
- Rangehood Max Noise Level (dBA):
- 66
Options
- Controls:
- Buttons
General Information
- Type:
- Undermount Rangehood
- Family:
- Universale Aesthetic
- Colour:
- Silver
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Cooking Appliances
- Rangehood Fan Speeds:
- 3 & Intensive
- Rangehood Max Noise Level (dBA):
- 66
General Information
- Type:
- Undermount Rangehood
- Family:
- Universale Aesthetic
- Colour:
- Silver
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 340
- Product Width (mm):
- 600
- Product Depth (mm):
- 290
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 425
- Box Width (mm):
- 605
- Box Depth (mm):
- 365
- Box Weight (kg):
- 9
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At a glance
This 60cm Smeg undermount rangehood is a stylish option for households wanting strong extraction in a compact, built-in format. It suits regular home cooking, especially in modern kitchens where discreet installation matters. Key strengths include its 770m3/hr extraction rate, intensive mode and easy-clean stainless steel filters. One limitation is that it is not the quietest choice at higher fan speeds compared with some premium low-noise models.
What it’s great for
- Everyday Cooking
- Small to Medium Kitchens
- Kitchen Renovations
- Odour Removal
- Built-In Kitchen Designs
Where it works best
- Apartments
- Townhouses
- Modern Family Kitchens
- Renovated Kitchens
- Open-Plan Homes
Who it’s for
- Home Cooks
- Renovators
- Apartment Owners
- Style-Conscious Households
- Small Family Households
Things to consider
At 46-66 dB, it can be more noticeable on higher settings than quieter premium rangehoods designed specifically for low-noise open-plan living.
Open plan kitchen suitability
7/10 - strong 770m3/hr extraction suits open layouts well, but noise up to 66 dB may be more noticeable in connected living areas.
Noise level vs category
6/10 - 46-66 dB is reasonable for an undermount rangehood, though not especially quiet at top speed.
Renovation compatibility
High - undermount installation, 60cm width and ducted or recirculating flexibility make it well suited to many kitchen updates.
Cooking frequency fit
8/10 - well suited to regular home cooking thanks to strong extraction, multiple speeds and an intensive mode.
Key benefits
- 770m3/hr Extraction: Strong airflow helps clear cooking odours and steam more effectively during regular to heavier cooking sessions.
- Intensive Mode: Gives you an extra boost of extraction when frying, searing or dealing with sudden smoke and strong smells.
- Three Fan Speeds: Lets you match ventilation power to light simmering, everyday meals or more demanding cooking.
- Undermount Design: Sits neatly into cabinetry for a streamlined look that keeps the kitchen visually uncluttered.
- LED Lighting: Bright task lighting helps you see the cooktop clearly while preparing meals.
- Stainless Steel Anti-Grease Filters: Two metal filters help capture grease and are designed for easier ongoing maintenance.
- Ducted or Recirculating Installation: Flexible setup makes it easier to suit different kitchen layouts and renovation constraints.
- LED Back-Lit Electronic Controls: Clear illuminated buttons make speed selection simple and easy to use.
Q: Can the Smeg SHU671X be installed as ducted or recirculating?
A: Yes. The Smeg SHU671X can vent outside or recirculate air back into the kitchen, which suits homes where external ducting is harder to run. Ducted use requires 150mm ducting, so cabinet space and duct path should be discussed with your electrician.
Q: What does the intensive mode do on the Smeg SHU671X?
A: The intensive mode gives the Smeg SHU671X a short burst of maximum extraction for smoky or strong-odour cooking, such as searing or stir-frying. Once the air clears, switching back to a lower speed can reduce noise while still handling steam.
Q: How loud is the Smeg SHU671X during normal cooking?
A: Smeg SHU671X operates between 46 and 66 decibels, so lower settings are easier to live with for everyday boiling and simmering. The higher settings are more noticeable, but they are intended for heavier cooking where faster clearing matters more.
Q: Will the Smeg SHU671X fit a standard 60cm overhead cabinet space?
A: It is built for a 60cm installation width, and the undermount design is made to sit within cabinetry rather than below it like a canopy hood. The cabinet cavity still needs to suit its 290mm depth and 339mm height, so discuss the fit with your electrician.
Q: Is the extraction strong enough for frequent frying or strong cooking odours?
A: Smeg SHU671X has a 770m3/hr extraction rate, which is aimed at clearing stronger odours and smoke more quickly than a basic low-capacity hood. Actual performance also depends on duct length and bends, so discuss your layout with your electrician.
Q: Are the controls and lights practical for low-light cooking?
A: Yes. The LED back-lit electronic buttons are easier to see under overhead cabinetry, and the built-in LED lighting gives direct illumination over the cooktop. That combination is useful if the main kitchen lighting sits behind the person cooking.