The indoor grill can be removed and washed, so it is always clean! It has an exhaust system that draws in air from the side.
The "Slim Haiki II" is a system that exhausts air from a grill installed on a wall near an IH cooking device. It allows for increased storage in spaces that were previously blocked by a hood, or transforms the area into a spacious open space, enabling a different kitchen presentation compared to traditional designs. Thanks to its high collection efficiency, it exhausts steam before it spreads during cooking, making it less likely for walls to get dirty and making cleaning easier. 【Features】 - A sleek design with just a small grill - The outdoor unit has been significantly downsized and lightened compared to conventional models - The indoor grill is made of stainless steel, which is durable and corrosion-resistant - The indoor grill can be removed and washed, ensuring cleanliness at all times - The outdoor unit can also be easily cleaned by opening the lid *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Compatible with high airtight houses ■ No air supply openings needed due to simultaneous distribution type ■ Improved airtightness compared to conventional products due to backflow prevention feature ■ Reduces draft during stop due to backflow prevention feature ■ The fan automatically stops when the outdoor unit door is opened during operation ■ Safe as there is no need to climb to high places for cleaning *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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