Midea 83cm Aspiration Hob Installation Guide
Product Overview and Dimensions
This document provides essential installation details for the Midea 83cm Aspiration Hob. The diagrams and specifications ensure correct fitting and integration into kitchen cabinetry.
Unit of Measurement: Millimeters (mm)
Overall Dimensions
The following describes the physical dimensions of the hob unit as depicted in the provided diagrams:
- Overall Width: 830 mm
- Overall Depth: 515 mm
- Various height measurements are indicated, including 200 mm, 103.4 mm, and 176.43 mm, detailing the profile and internal component heights.
Top Surface and Cut-out Area
The top surface of the hob features a central aspiration area. The dimensions for the required countertop cut-out are:
- Cut-out Width: 750 mm
- Cut-out Depth: 486 mm
- Corner Radius: Maximum R10, with a specific front edge radius of R5.
The central aspiration slot dimensions are approximately 312 mm in length and 90 mm in width.
Installation Types
Two primary installation methods are supported: Flush Top and Standard.
INSTALLATION FLUSH TOP
This method integrates the hob seamlessly with the countertop surface.
- Countertop Cut-out: 760 mm (width) x 496 mm (depth), with a maximum corner radius of R10 and a front edge radius of R5.
- Cabinet Requirements: A front edge height of 80 mm is noted. The base cabinet requires specific dimensions, with an approximate width of 248 mm and depth of 245 mm, for a total required cabinet depth of 180 mm from the front edge.
INSTALLATION STANDARD
This method involves mounting the hob above the countertop.
- Countertop Cut-out: 496 mm (depth), with a width dependent on the cabinet. A corner radius of R10 is specified.
- Clearance Requirements: The required clearance 'X' from the rear edge of the hob to the cabinet back is dependent on the cabinet width (Y).
| Table width (Y) | X |
|---|---|
| 600-650mm | 54mm |
| ≥650mm | 65mm |
Height and Clearance
The overall height of the appliance is denoted by 'H'. A minimum internal clearance of 130 mm is required below the hob unit for proper ventilation and component housing.
