Product review (5 stars): Well manufactured, easy installation
The exhaust fan is part of a major kitchen remodel.  The quality is very good and installation was easy as long as you have two people and have not yet installed the stove or range.

As to installation, I offer the following tips:
1. You must have filler strips under the cabinet if the cabinet does not have a flush bottom.
2. Wait to install the hanging screws (provided) until you have unpackaged the hood and can measure the actual holes.
3.  Measure the screw holes carefully as there is very little tolerance side to side or front to back.
4.  Remove the screws from the electrical connection housing and install your strain relief with the screws inside the hood before attempting to hang the hood.
5.  Remove the light bulbs and the light fixture parts.  There is a spring loaded clip at the front edge of the light fixture.  You need to pull it away from the front.  I thought I was bending them and did not pull it far enough so it was difficult to remove the light fixture.  Once it is removed from the main fan base, you can un-clip the electrical connection and set it aside.
6. Hang the hood onto the screws.  You really need two people for this since you need to fish the electrical connection through the hole in the rear and slide the hood onto the screws.  Tighten the screws.  You will likely need an extension bit to reach the screws on the left side since the blower motor is in the way.

I have purposely ignored the ductwork connection as each installation is different.  My condition was a through-wall connection that required the rear discharge to be offset by about 1-1/8".  My duct man had to fabricate a connection.  With the ductwork connection fabrication, the install took about 2-1/2 hours.

As to use, I will update review after a few months.