Yes, you can use a gas range hood with an electric stove. Range hoods are typically designed to capture and exhaust cooking fumes, smoke, and odors, regardless of whether the stove is powered by gas or electricity.
The primary function of a range hood is to remove airborne contaminants produced during cooking, such as grease, steam, and cooking odors. It helps to improve indoor air quality and prevent the buildup of grease on surrounding surfaces.
When using a gas range hood with an electric stove, you'll need to ensure that the hood is properly installed and vented to the outside. Gas range hoods typically have a duct that vents the captured air and contaminants outside the home. It's important to consult the manufacturer's instructions or hire a professional to install the range hood correctly, including proper ductwork and ventilation.
Even though the electric stove doesn't produce combustion byproducts like a gas stove does, the range hood can still provide benefits by removing steam, grease, and cooking odors from the kitchen area. It's important to choose a range hood with appropriate airflow capacity and filtration capabilities to suit your cooking needs, regardless of the type of stove you have.