Faber has spent more than 70 years refining the “invisible” engineering that sits behind its cooker hoods — the parts you never see, but that define extraction performance, noise levels, energy use and long‑term reliability. From brushless motors to advanced filtration and fluid‑dynamic noise control, the brand’s latest-generation models show how much innovation now sits inside the modern hood🔧 Brushless Motor Technology
Traditional brushed motors rely on physical contact between components, creating friction, wear and noise. Faber’s brushless motor eliminates this contact entirely, using a rotating magnetic field to control speed with precision. The result is:

– Higher energy efficiency 
– Lower consumption 
– Longer product life 
– Stable performance even at maximum extraction

In the Heaven Light PRO ceiling‑mounted hood, the brushless motor delivers up to 700 m³/h in Boost mode while maintaining low energy use and improved acoustic comfort.
🌀 High Filtering Hood (HFH) System

Faber’s HFH system is one of the most advanced filtration solutions on the market. Instead of a flat charcoal filter, HFH uses a cylindrical filter with a larger surface area, increasing contact between air and activated carbon.

Inside the cylinder, two ultra‑filtering panels work together:

– The first captures larger particles 
– The second traps finer ones 

This dual‑stage system removes up to 95% of odours, significantly improving indoor air quality. The cylindrical design also reduces noise by around 3 dB(A) compared with traditional charcoal filters. 

The Stilo Comfort hood can be equipped with HFH and also includes Intensive Speed, LED lighting and dishwasher‑safe grease filters.
🔇 Fluid Dynamics & Sound PRO

Quiet operation is now a core performance metric for premium hoods. Faber’s Sound PRO technology optimises internal airflow to reduce turbulence and vortices — the main causes of noise.

A specially designed diffuser:

– Cuts noise by up to 6 dB(A) at maximum power 
– Improves the quality of the sound, not just the volume 

This technology appears across multiple Faber models, helping maintain acoustic comfort without sacrificing extraction performance.
🏠 Why These “Hidden” Technologies Matter
These internal components aren’t visible from the outside, but they define how a hood performs day‑to‑day:

– Cleaner air thanks to more efficient filtration 
– Lower running costs through energy‑efficient motors 
– Longer lifespan with reduced mechanical wear 
– Quieter kitchens through advanced airflow engineering 

Faber’s heritage dates back to 1955, when it invented the first modern cooker hood. Today, the brand continues to evolve that legacy with technologies designed to improve real‑world comfort and indoor air quality