Inverter Motor Optimizes Smoke Exhaust Effect

Release time:

2025-08-29

To solve the problems of poor smoke exhaust and oil fume backflow caused by pressure differences in public flues, some range hoods are equipped with inverter motors. This type of motor can automatically adjust the wind pressure according to the flue pressure, ensuring smooth smoke exhaust even during peak cooking hours. Different from ordinary motors, when an inverter motor detects changes in flue pressure, it can make timely adjustments. Users on lower floors no longer have to worry about oil fumes from other households flowing back into their kitchens, and users on middle floors can also get rid of the trouble of difficult smoke exhaust, providing stable and efficient smoke exhaust protection for users on different floors.

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Household Appliances

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