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This infographic, titled "QUIET KITCHEN HOOD", explains a design principle for reducing noise from kitchen range hoods. It uses a clear, side-by-side comparison to illustrate the difference between a standard setup and a quieter, more effective one.

Detailed Breakdown
Left Side: "CREATE NOISE" (The Wrong Way)
Internal Motor: This illustration shows a range hood with an internal motor. The motor, which is the source of the noise, is located directly inside the hood, above the cooking surface.

Effect: The drawing shows a person covering their ears with a "BZZZ" sound effect, signifying that the noise from the motor is loud and disruptive, as it is located right where people are cooking and socializing.
Right Side: "REDUCE NOISE" (The Right Way)
Remote Motor: This illustration depicts a range hood where the motor is moved to a remote location, such as in the attic or outside the house. This is labeled as a "REMOTE MOTOR".

Effect: The drawing shows a person standing comfortably, listening to music notes, indicating a quiet environment. The sound-producing part of the system is no longer in the living space. The air is still pulled from the hood, but the source of the noise is far away, leading to a much quieter kitchen.

Summary
The core message of the infographic is that to achieve a quiet kitchen, the motor of the range hood should be installed remotely rather than inside the hood itself. This simple design change can significantly reduce noise pollution in the kitchen area.

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