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Hindware Smart Appliances’ Carmela BLDC AutoClean Chimney for Modern Homes
Interiors

Hindware Smart Appliances’ Carmela BLDC AutoClean Chimney for Modern Homes

Hindware Smart Appliances has introduced the Carmela BLDC AutoClean Chimney, a high-performance wall-mounted chimney designed to meet the needs of modern Indian kitchens. Combining energy efficiency and contemporary styling, the product is powered by a 1500 m³/hr suction capacity and a durable Brushless Direct Current (BLDC) motor. 

The inclined, filterless design improves airflow while eliminating the hassle of clogged filters. It also features automatic louvre opening and advanced thermal auto-clean technology, enabling grease removal at the touch of a button. 

Equipped with nine speed levels and energy-saving LED lamps, the chimney adapts to various cooking styles and keeps the kitchen well-lit. The motion-sensing touch controls ensure convenient operation, even with soiled hands. 

Finished in a sleek black curved profile, the Carmela chimney is available in three sizes—60 cm, 75 cm, and 90 cm—at MRPs of Rs 42,990, Rs 45,990, and Rs 48,990, respectively. It comes with a 3-year comprehensive warranty and a 12-year warranty on the BLDC motor. 

Hindware Smart Appliances has introduced the Carmela BLDC AutoClean Chimney, a high-performance wall-mounted chimney designed to meet the needs of modern Indian kitchens. Combining energy efficiency and contemporary styling, the product is powered by a 1500 m³/hr suction capacity and a durable Brushless Direct Current (BLDC) motor. The inclined, filterless design improves airflow while eliminating the hassle of clogged filters. It also features automatic louvre opening and advanced thermal auto-clean technology, enabling grease removal at the touch of a button. Equipped with nine speed levels and energy-saving LED lamps, the chimney adapts to various cooking styles and keeps the kitchen well-lit. The motion-sensing touch controls ensure convenient operation, even with soiled hands. Finished in a sleek black curved profile, the Carmela chimney is available in three sizes—60 cm, 75 cm, and 90 cm—at MRPs of Rs 42,990, Rs 45,990, and Rs 48,990, respectively. It comes with a 3-year comprehensive warranty and a 12-year warranty on the BLDC motor. 

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