HEAT SENSOR CHIMNEYS FOR HANDS-FREE, MODERN KITCHEN VENTILATION

A heat sensor chimney brings automation into the kitchen. Instead of switching on the hood manually each time you cook, built-in sensors detect rising temperature levels and assist operationideal for busy homes where multitasking is constant.
Glen’s heat-sensor range pairs this convenience with filterless auto-clean technology, BLDC motors, LCDs, matt and glass finishes, and suction levels up to 1600 m³/h. These chimneys are designed to respond to the heat produced during frying, simmering, or tadka, making them function like an auto on a chimney that steps in exactly when needed.

WHY HEAT SENSOR CHIMNEYS ARE USEFUL FOR INDIAN COOKING

Indian kitchens experience sudden spikes in heat and smoke, especially during deep frying, seasoning, or multi-dish prep on wide hobs. A heat sensor chimney detects this temperature rise and activates auto-clean modes or boosts performance to maintain better airflow.
This results in cleaner walls, reduced smoke exposure, and less manual control during busy meal times. Many models combine heat sensors with BLDC motors, offering energy-efficient operation alongside automated assistance.

CHOOSE A HEAT SENSOR CHIMNEY WISELY

Check whether you prefer BLDC or a standard motor

Most heat-sensor chimneys from Glen feature BLDC motors, which make them:

• More energy-efficient

• Low noise

• Long-lasting

• Automatically responsive in suction performance

Choose BLDC models if you want powerful performance with lower electricity use.

Match suction power to your cooking habits

Heat sensor chimneys are available in:

• 1600 m³/h – best for heavy frying, family cooking, multiple burners

• 1400 m³/h – ideal for moderate to high cooking routines

• 1500 m³/h – balanced option in the mid-range

Pick the right design format

Available in:

• Curved glass

• Vertical glass

• Slim and matt glass

• Black filterless finish
  These designs suit modern modular kitchens with glass hobs and handleless cabinetry.

Look for extra features that improve daily use

Glen’s heat sensor models include:

• Filterless design for improved airflow

• Heat auto-clean cycles that liquify grease

• LCD panels displaying functions clearly

• Motion or touch controls for a seamless experience

• Double draft suction in select models for wider smoke capture

Each feature reduces manual effort and enhances smoke management.

WHO SHOULD CHOOSE A HEAT SENSOR CHIMNEY

A heat sensor chimney is ideal for homes where:

• Cooking involves frequent frying or tadka, producing quick temperature spikes

• Users want the chimney to activate or assist automatically

• Daily schedules are hectic, and manual adjustments are inconvenient

• Kitchens need cleaner walls and better ventilation with minimal effort

• Buyers want the advantages of a smart auto on the chimney without investing in heavy home automation

• Energy efficiency and long-term durability are important (BLDC variants fit this perfectly)

FEATURES PRESENT ACROSS HEAT SENSOR MODELS

• Heat sensors that activate auto-clean or assist suction

• Filterless designs for unrestricted airflow

• 1400–1600 m³/h suction power

• BLDC motors are used in the majority of models for energy savings

• Vertical glass, curved glass, matt glass, and slim glass bodies

• Double draft airflow in premium models

• LCD control panels in advanced variants

• Touch or motion controls for easy operation

• LED lighting for clear visibility

• Auto-clean cycles that handle grease using heat

• Long motor warranties as part of Glen’s durability promise

These qualities align with Glen’s focus on performance, modern design, and user convenience.

MORE OPTIONS IF YOU NEED DIFFERENT FEATURES

If heat-sensor automation is not essential, you can explore Glen’s:

• Baffle Filter Chimneys for better performance

• Auto-Clean Filterless Chimneys for simpler maintenance