The extractor is very good.

Let's clarify the following:
Ask a kitchen specialist or the person who installed it for the first time to find out what the diameter of the installation pipe of the extractor in your kitchen is.

This particular one has a diameter of 150, while in many houses after 2000 it has a diameter of 100. There is also a third dimension, 132, which is for other brands such as TEKA, etc. Other brands have a diameter of 120.

Usually, the brand you already have produces the same dimension.

This means that you will need a reducer from 150 to 100, etc. Therefore, it has reduced performance and warranty.

Even so, it is a very good and powerful extractor, and it is unlikely that you will find such a good and powerful motor that does not break easily.

I preferred to purchase it through Skroutz and search independently of the installer, disregarding the warranty, knowing how easily any dealership can replace any product, even with "proper recommended use" outside the warranty.

Update: After many months of use, it works like new without any difficulties, even with prolonged use (I cooked 5 meals for the whole week back to back, and it was in continuous use for nearly 20 hours)

It pulls very well and the house doesn't smell, as long as the amount of generated steam does not exceed the motor's absorptive power. I rate it as engine efficiency. As for the construction in general (metal casing, switch, etc.), it is simple to moderate. I don't have a comparative opinion, of course, because I don't know other competitors. What it says in the description that the function of increased intensity at 1000 m³/h lasts for a short period of time is not true, nor does the instruction manual say anything like that. The switch is mechanical and not electronic, so it does not have such capability. I must note that the duct from the exhaust of the extractor to the hole in the wall is only 25 cm. Thus, the loss in its performance is almost negligible.

There is a reason why we should buy products that are well-known and tested. It cannot be compared to the old Pitsos that I had, which could handle everything. This one doesn't even dare to boil water