The covered category sells privacy, odor containment and scatter control at a price between open trays and automatic units. It is a passive product: no power, no electronics certification, and its quality lives in mold quality, vent design and the fit between hood and base. The airflow engineering behind odor claims is detailed in the odor control guide.
| Parameter | Typical reference | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 15 to 30 L | Model dependent |
| Entry | Front or top entry with flap | Entry and sill heights per the size chart |
| Vent design | Positioned vent, optional carbon filter | Filter is a consumable |
| Material | ABS or PP | Per the materials guide |
| Power | None | No electrical certification required |
| Certification | REACH (EU), RoHS references | Material compliance only |
| Profile | Positioning | Key reference |
|---|---|---|
| Entry hood | First upgrade from open trays | Front entry, single vent, PP body |
| Carbon standard | Odor-focused households | Carbon filter tray, sealed seam, ABS shell |
| Large hood | Large cats | 30 L class, tall interior, wide entry |
Against the open-top category, the hood trades a little access for containment; the shopper-facing comparison is in the open-top versus covered guide.
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