Flat when closed · one touch to open
Fotile's first fully-integrated range hood. A 330 mm body that disappears into your cabinet — and unfolds into 1700 m³/h of extraction power. This is what is inside.
Most "hidden" hoods hide so well they forget to extract. MaxFold keeps its 330 mm body fixed inside the cabinet and folds only the intake down — closer to the fumes, then back into a seamless flat line.
Inspired by aircraft landing-gear structure. Dimensions from Fotile's MaxFold brochure and training material.
Fume escapes from the front and the edges of a pan. MaxFold lowers its intake, opens a 135° screen and pulls air straight through a rear intake — so the capture zone reaches 413 mm out from the wall instead of the typical 280 mm.
The motor is reversed so fumes go in and out without a turn — the power isn't lost on corners.
The controller re-computes thousands of times a second, raising power as duct resistance rises.
413 mm vs 280 mm: Fotile's comparison against a typical fully-integrated hood. 135° screen: capture area +25% (training material).
The "Yunteng" V12.0 smart-drive engine pairs a new-generation DC motor with cruise-boost: the more resistance in the duct, the harder it pushes. Long, bending ducts stop being a problem.
Peak airflow
Max static pressure
Fotile pioneered bionic noise reduction: feather-inspired blades, a nautilus-shaped volute and honeycomb silencing structures cut airflow noise at the source — so a family can talk while a wok is on full heat.
Hood noise figures are from Fotile's brochure, spec table and training deck — measured in different modes. Reference sounds are typical approximations.
Biomimetic feather-style blades cut wind resistance, so the air slides instead of slaps.
See the impeller →A spiral silencing volute guides the airflow smoothly out of the fan.
See the volute →Millions of honeycomb silencing structures absorb noise inside the acoustic boxes.
See the acoustic stack →This is Fotile's own engineering drawing of the BIG9069-G, taken apart into 58 named components. Pick a system to zoom in — or tap any glowing dot.
Source: Fotile BIG9069-G Exploded View. Component descriptions are simplified from Fotile's product material.
Wave past the sensing windows: the fume screen opens, the fan runs on Auto and the light comes on. No touching a greasy panel.
A 7×24-hour sensor watches for formaldehyde, ammonia, CO, benzene, smoke and more — and clears the air within 60 seconds.
Pair the hood with a compatible Fotile hob: the hood starts when you light the burner and clears the air when you switch it off.
When you finish cooking it keeps running for two more minutes to pull the last of the smoke, then switches itself off.
Two installation forms — fully recessed or flush with the cabinet door — and a 30 mm hinge-avoiding design that doesn't steal your side-cabinet storage.
Confirm site requirements with a Fotile technician before installation.
Starlight Grey
Front
Two-section filter · easy cleanStraight from Fotile's product manual.
| Model | BIG9069-G |
| Colour | Starlight Grey |
| Air flow (auto mode) | 1700 m³/h |
| Max static pressure | 1450 Pa |
| Noise (auto mode) | 45 dB |
| Product size (L×W×H) | 897 × 330 × 650 mm |
| LED light power | 5.5 W |
| Voltage / frequency | 220–240 V / 50 Hz |
| Input power | 430 W |
The engineering above isn't a one-off. It comes from a company that spends its whole life on the kitchen.
Company data from Fotile's brochure, as of October 2025.
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