TEVI-120I-C · One blower is added with your hood.
The internal blower powers ventilation through the hood. Ducting, electrical work and site installation are arranged separately.
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Twin Eagles · Vent Hood
Complete your vent hood with the required 1,200 CFM internal blower. The hood and blower are separate items added together for your setup.
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TEVI-120I-C · One blower is added with your hood.
The internal blower powers ventilation through the hood. Ducting, electrical work and site installation are arranged separately.
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3-speed rotary control
Removable and dishwasher safe
Two 40W halogen lamps
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Plan this hood with your installer before building the kitchen. It requires the separate TEVI-120I-C 1,200 CFM integral blower, a dedicated 15A GFCI-protected circuit and metal ducting at least 10 inches in diameter vented outdoors. Mount it at least 36 inches above the cooking surface and keep the cooking appliance’s required clearances. Outdoor installations need a protective roof extending at least 42 inches beyond each side and 30 inches beyond the front of the hood; wall installations also need a protective rear wall. Use over gas or electric cooking appliances, rather than charcoal or wood-fired equipment. The blower is a separate item added with this setup. Ducting and site installation are arranged separately.
RATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Twin Eagles Vent hoods family
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
We would choose a Twin Eagles vent hood as part of the outdoor kitchen's ventilation design, not as a finishing piece selected only to match the grill. The useful result depends on capture area, mounting position, ducting and the approved blower arrangement working together. Plan these before the structure is built. A hood can help manage cooking exhaust in a suitable installation, but it does not remove the grill's own clearance requirements or make an enclosed space appropriate for outdoor cooking.
The hood needs to suit the width and position of the cooking surface below it. Discuss the planned cooking equipment with the installer before selecting the hood size. Smoke capture is a system question, so a large blower figure by itself does not establish how the completed installation will perform.
Removable grease filters and a reachable hood make regular maintenance more practical. Consider how the person using the kitchen will remove and clean the filters without reaching over a hot grill. The surrounding finish should allow service and cleaning rather than trap the hood permanently into the structure.
Use the exact hood manual to confirm the approved blower, duct size, discharge route and electrical arrangement. A separately listed blower is a component of the system, not a second independently rated appliance. Include these parts and the installation work when comparing prices.
Follow the cooking appliance's instructions for clearance and location as well as the hood's requirements. The Delta Heat manual does not recommend its hood over solid-fuel appliances. Confirm the complete installation before assuming a canopy makes any covered outdoor cooking arrangement acceptable.
We would prioritize a properly designed ventilation system when the location calls for it, even if that means simplifying other parts of the island. Matching trim is secondary to a compliant installation that can be cleaned and serviced. Compare complete system quotes rather than the hood shell alone.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated October 22, 2026.
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The Twin Eagles story
Twin Eagles grew from founder Dante Cantal’s experience designing cooking equipment for residential kitchens and demanding commercial environments. That engineering background helped shape a grill collection focused on cooking performance, considered construction and the experience of cooking outdoors.
The brand’s California roots connect design, prototyping, testing and production. Today, Twin Eagles is part of Dometic, carrying that approach into grills and coordinated outdoor kitchen equipment.
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What owners report. What our research finds.
Twin Eagles Vent hoods family
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
We would choose a Twin Eagles vent hood as part of the outdoor kitchen's ventilation design, not as a finishing piece selected only to match the grill. The useful result depends on capture area, mounting position, ducting and the approved blower arrangement working together. Plan these before the structure is built. A hood can help manage cooking exhaust in a suitable installation, but it does not remove the grill's own clearance requirements or make an enclosed space appropriate for outdoor cooking.
The hood needs to suit the width and position of the cooking surface below it. Discuss the planned cooking equipment with the installer before selecting the hood size. Smoke capture is a system question, so a large blower figure by itself does not establish how the completed installation will perform.
Removable grease filters and a reachable hood make regular maintenance more practical. Consider how the person using the kitchen will remove and clean the filters without reaching over a hot grill. The surrounding finish should allow service and cleaning rather than trap the hood permanently into the structure.
Use the exact hood manual to confirm the approved blower, duct size, discharge route and electrical arrangement. A separately listed blower is a component of the system, not a second independently rated appliance. Include these parts and the installation work when comparing prices.
Follow the cooking appliance's instructions for clearance and location as well as the hood's requirements. The Delta Heat manual does not recommend its hood over solid-fuel appliances. Confirm the complete installation before assuming a canopy makes any covered outdoor cooking arrangement acceptable.
We would prioritize a properly designed ventilation system when the location calls for it, even if that means simplifying other parts of the island. Matching trim is secondary to a compliant installation that can be cleaned and serviced. Compare complete system quotes rather than the hood shell alone.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated October 22, 2026.
Reviews & Ratings Methodology