Ductless under-cabinet range hood filters and recirculates cooking air back into the RV — no ductwork required. 12V DC, 1-speed fan up to 100 CFM, built-in LED downlight, removable/washable charcoal filter. Black body and faceplate. Mounts anywhere in the RV. Mounting hardware included.
The Furrion FHO23SACRV-BL is a ductless ("recirculating") range hood for RV kitchens — instead of venting cooking smoke and odors outside through ductwork, it draws air through a removable charcoal filter that absorbs grease and odors, then recirculates the filtered air back into the RV. This makes installation far simpler than a ducted unit: the hood can be mounted virtually anywhere above the cooktop without needing to run exterior ducting, which is the main reason most owners choose the ductless version when adding or replacing a range hood that didn't already have ducting in place.
A built-in LED downlight illuminates the cooktop, with simple push-button operation for fan and light. The unit runs on 12V DC with a single-speed fan rated up to 100 CFM, and is built with Furrion's ClimateSmart and VibrationSmart technologies for reliable performance through temperature swings and road vibration. Black body with black faceplate for a modern look. Mounting hardware and screws are included with a clearly illustrated installation manual.
• 1x Range hood with charcoal filter • Mounting hardware and screws • Installation manual
Furrion makes two nearly identical-looking range hoods in this size and finish: • FHO23SACRV-BL (this item): Ductless — recirculates filtered air, mount anywhere • FHO23SACR-BL: Ducted — vents air outside through ductwork If you don't already have exterior venting ductwork run for a range hood, the ductless version is significantly easier to install — no exterior vent cutting or ducting required.
A ductless range hood filters and recirculates air rather than removing it from the RV entirely — it will reduce odors and capture grease, but won't be as effective at fully clearing smoke and heat as a ducted unit vented outside. For most RV cooking, the convenience and simple installation make the ductless version a practical choice, especially when retrofitting a kitchen that lacks existing ductwork.