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  Cooking Hood: Definition/Overview A  cooking hood market  is an air intake device connected to a mechanical exhaust ventilation system to eliminate grease, vapor, fumes, smoke, steam, heat, or odor. A cooking hood is also called range hood, cooker hood, etc. The unit of the cooking hood comprises a fan motor, lights, duct, and other accessories. These hoods have a motor fan which helps to pull the fumes and pollutants in the kitchen. A cooking hood removes these effluents with the help of duct and fans. Consumers majorly prefer wall cooking hood and under cabinet cooking hood due to easy availability, less cost, and easy installation. The back shelf hood is normally placed in close proximity to the cooking surface and requires less exhaust. There are three types of sensors present in the cooking hood: temperature, infrared, and optic. Temperature sensor measures the heat changes due to cooking activity; infrared sensors detect the heat and the effluent in the ...