Broan-NuTone BKSH130SS 30-inch Stainless Steel Under-Cabinet Range Hood - 4-Way Convertible Design, 2-Speed Exhaust Fan (300 CFM), Built-in Light | Easy Installation for Kitchen Ventilation | Perfect for Modern Homes & Apartments

Broan Sahale 30" Black Range Hood (BKSH130BL)This model has two "micromesh" filters, EZ brackets, and two bulbs included, whereas the BKSA130 has one "open mesh" filter, no EZ brackets, and the halogen bulbs must be purchased separate (at least according to the manufacturer site). Those are the obvious differences, anyway.Easy to set up, hang and install, although I did almost drop it at one point. A second set of hands is recommended when hanging this little 20lb hood.Wiring was pretty simple, although I did manage to mess it up a few times (wired before putting through hole, and again without adding the strain relief). I used a dishwasher cord from lowes because they didn't have the listed one, it was a bit cheaper, and had everything I needed included (plus it was rated for the same kind of load). Ended up not even using the strain relief because once it's installed I can't access the screws, and I didn't have a second person to hold it while I tightened them.I installed it in the ductless configuration. For that, you need to remove three little (really torqued down) screws and a cover, which reveals an opening with louvers that is slightly in-set (to account for the thickness of the cover piece). The louvered opening sits about 13" from the back of the hood, so if your cabinets come out farther you'll have to either use the ducted configuration or engineer your own solution.The rather large axial fan is very quiet on low, and while loud on high it's entirely tolerable. Even on high, though, it can't quite handle the volume of steam you get from a large pot boiling water (say, for noodles), however it should handle grease and smoke from frying eggs and bacon just fine.For the lights, I used two Philips GU10 LED bulbs. They do flicker when on low, but they are very bright on both low and high (photo shown is on high setting with can ceiling lights also on) and produce much less heat, so I'm happy with them.Note: the switches tend to move into the neutral (low) position as the hood is handled (either in packaging or while you're putting it together), so when you wire it up and plug it in (if the breaker is on) the fans and lights will spin up unless you switch them off first. ;)Minor nits: would be nice if the louvered opening was a bit more finished with the cover removed (not a big deal because it's not visible usually). Protective film on the filter frame was installed under the springs in the back, so I had to cut it out.