Product review (3 stars): It works, but the install is a hassle.
Here's my deal with this unit. I have had it sitting in a box since March waiting on cabinets to be built and installed. Finally got to try and install today. Man what a complete pain. One reason is you must bolt in the lower sleeve that covers the blower and exhaust tube(Cheap plastic, replaced with actual metal that won't melt in my 150 degree summer attic. If you used it best of luck, I would be looking at it after your first summer if it's hot. More than likely your exhaust hood is now blowing your kitchen into your attic space.) If you're not going far up like myself, save yourself the trouble and cut about a 3rd off the lower, in my case,(I cut just above where the top bolts in the back hold the sleeve to the blower.)  or you won't be able to tighten the bolts that secure it to the wall. Also don't even think about using the crap plastic wall inserts as they don't work as intended and pull right back out of the wall. They are fine I guess for the upper sleeve at the ceiling, but not to hang a hefty unit like this one.  Considering the cost the plastic stuff needs to go. When trying to lift it into place,  if like me between 2 cabinets with mind you 2 1/2 inch clearance on each side, you cannot see the bolts you need to hook the blower unit onto,  again because the upper sleeve blocks your view. This unit is not light. with 2 people it was still a huge hassle. Outside of that the unit functions as it should and draws a ton of air and it looks good, being the reason I purchased it. The 2 watt leds eh they aren't that great. But not many units have lights that actually provide enough light. That is why man invented down lights.