KitchenAid 30" Retractable Downdraft Ventilation System
Model# KXD4630YSS
$1376.99* *See price in cart
- Style:
- Vent Hoods
- Height:
- 29 inches
- Width:
- 27 inches
- Depth:
- 12 inches
13.5" Rise
Enhances overall capture above the cooktop (BR)for more effective venting, particularly over tall stockpots.
30" Retractable Downdraft System
This 30-inch retractable downdraft vent rises 13.5 inches to help filter steam from tall stockpots, and remains flush with the cooking surface when not in use. The 585 CFM Motor Class ventilation system has the power to provide effective venting for most cooktops. The vent system is reversible to help fit in the cabinet space under the vent.
65,000 BTU Rating
Allows for installation above most 36 or 30-inch cooktops, including some commercial-style cooking surfaces.
Mesh Filters
Help keep the kitchen environment fresh and also provide proper filtration of grease and odors to help reduce contact with ceilings and countertops.
Retractable Downdraft Design
Provides a sleek, integrated ventilation solution by remaining flush with the countertop until needed, then rising high above the cooktop surface when turned on.
Certifications | |
Prop65 | Standard |
Controls | |
Control Location | Hidden |
Control Type | Push Button |
Details | |
Hood Type | Retractable Downdraft |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Number of Vent Speeds | 11 |
Dimensions | |
Product Height | 28.5 |
Carton Height | 21 |
Gross Weight | 93 |
Carton Depth | 33.5 |
Carton Width | 35 |
Product Depth | 12.125 |
Net Weight | 0 |
Product Width | 27.0 |
Ventilation Details | |
Blower Type | Centrifugal |
Cfm Motor Class | 585 |
Duct Direction | Vertical |
Duct Outlet Size | 6 |
Duct Type | Round |
Filters | Grease Filters |
Sound Max Speed | 7.9 |
Sound Max Speed (sones) | 7.9 |
Venting | Exterior |
Dimension Guide | Click here to download |
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Warranty | Click here to download |
Owners Manual | Click here to download |
Ventilation Pairing Chart | Click here to download |
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Great streamline look and countertop saver
Submitted 05-13-14
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
I bought this appliance as part of other 5 for kitchen remodeling. Using a retractable downdraft gave us bigger burners for same 30" cooktop. The drawback we found is that it was hard to retrofit using the existing vent location under the counter. The contractor had to build a adapter for it which basically took all the cabinet space under the cooktop. Perhaps, a more modular adapter would has help here.In addition, we had some problems with the on-off switch, which had to be replaced.
Not Sure Yet...
Submitted 12-20-13
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
I've only used it a few times and did manage to knock over and crash a ceramic utensil holder when I lowered the vent, but I guess that's my problem. I did use it with a grill pan on the burner doing some small steaks with the fan on high and the smoke was definitely wafting to the ceiling, not being totally sucked in by the vent. But it has definitely solved a design problem since we have a very high cathedral ceiling in our kitchen which made an overhead vent impossible. But I must say, it looks so cool and makes me feel very Jetsons space age!
Not Sure Yet...
Submitted 12-20-13
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
I've only used it a few times and did manage to knock over and crash a ceramic utensil holder when I lowered the vent, but I guess that's my problem. I did use it with a grill pan on the burner doing some small steaks with the fan on high and the smoke was definitely wafting to the ceiling, not being totally sucked in by the vent. But it has definitely solved a design problem since we have a very high cathedral ceiling in our kitchen which made an overhead vent impossible. But I must say, it looks so cool and makes me feel very Jetsons space age!
Not Sure Yet...
Submitted 12-20-13
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
I've only used it a few times and did manage to knock over and crash a ceramic utensil holder when I lowered the vent, but I guess that's my problem. I did use it with a grill pan on the burner doing some small steaks with the fan on high and the smoke was definitely wafting to the ceiling, not being totally sucked in by the vent. But it has definitely solved a design problem since we have a very high cathedral ceiling in our kitchen which made an overhead vent impossible. But I must say, it looks so cool and makes me feel very Jetsons space age!
Not Sure Yet...
Submitted 12-20-13
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
I've only used it a few times and did manage to knock over and crash a ceramic utensil holder when I lowered the vent, but I guess that's my problem. I did use it with a grill pan on the burner doing some small steaks with the fan on high and the smoke was definitely wafting to the ceiling, not being totally sucked in by the vent. But it has definitely solved a design problem since we have a very high cathedral ceiling in our kitchen which made an overhead vent impossible. But I must say, it looks so cool and makes me feel very Jetsons space age!
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