Amazon deals on chimneys: Get up to 70% off and more with additional bank offers
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If you're redoing your kitchen, this is the kind of deal you don't want to miss. And if you've never installed a chimney before, this is hands down the best time to get one, as it's not every day you find top-rated models at half the price.
We've gone ahead and picked out some of the best deals for you to explore. Just scroll through, compare features, and grab the one that fits your space and budget before the discounts disappear.
1. Faber 60 cm 1000 m³/hr Kitchen Chimney
Keep your kitchen fresh and smoke-free with the Faber 60 cm chimney, now available at 69% off on Amazon. Ideal for medium to large kitchens, it offers a strong suction power of 1000 m³/hr, perfect for heavy cooking. The classic pyramid shape blends well with most Indian kitchens, while the baffle filter ensures oil and grease are effectively trapped.
With push button controls, it's simple to operate, and the noise-reduction design keeps things quiet while you cook. Built to last, it also comes with a 12-year motor warranty.
The INALSA EKON 60 cm chimney is currently available at a 68% discount, making it a decent option for those looking to cut down on smoke and oil build-up. It offers 1100 m³/hr suction power, suitable for medium-sized kitchens. The filterless design aims to reduce maintenance, while dual LED lights help with better visibility while cooking.
Its push button controls let you switch between speeds easily. Noise levels stay under 59 dB, and the brand offers a 5-year motor warranty. The pyramid-shaped build gives it a standard look that blends with most setups.
The Elica 60 cm chimney, now at 60% off, features a 1200 m³/hr suction capacity with twin inlets for better smoke coverage. Its filterless design aims to reduce regular cleaning hassles, while the auto-clean function collects oil residue into a tray using heat. You also get motion sensor controls alongside a touch panel, allowing hands-free use while cooking.
Designed with a slant/vertical mount, this model suits compact kitchens looking for a more modern layout. The chimney comes with a 15-year warranty on the motor and 2 years on the product.
Control Type
Touch + Motion Sensor
Filter Type
Filterless with Auto-Clean
Mount Type
Wall-Mounted (Slant Design)
This Glen chimney, now available at 53% off, offers 1500 m³/hr suction capacity, which suits larger kitchens or frequent heavy cooking. The filterless design eliminates the need for routine cleaning, and the auto-clean function uses heat to collect residue in an oil tray.
Equipped with a BLDC motor, it's built to consume less power and generate less noise (up to 58 dB). The touch and gesture controls make operation easier when your hands are full. It also includes aeration technology to enhance air circulation while cooking.
Motor Type
BLDC with Thermal Overload Protection
Available at 52% off, this Elica 60 cm wall-mounted chimney features a 1500 m³/hr suction capacity, making it suitable for kitchens that handle frequent heavy cooking. The filterless design reduces the need for regular maintenance, while the auto-clean function simplifies oil removal with a dedicated tray.
It comes with a BLDC motor for energy efficiency and quieter performance (58 dB max). You get touch controls paired with motion sensing for hands-free use and 9-speed levels to match cooking intensity.
Control Type
Touch + Motion Sensor
The KAFF KEC 60A 60 cm chimney is designed for medium-sized kitchens with 2–4 burner stoves. With a 1450 m³/hr suction capacity, it effectively removes smoke and grease during heavy frying or grilling. Its filterless design reduces cleaning effort, while the dry heat auto-clean feature and built-in oil collector simplify maintenance.
This chimney is easy to operate with a thermostatic touch panel and gesture controls. The curved glass body with a matte black finish adds a sleek, modern touch, and dual LED lamps offer clear visibility while cooking.
Control
Touch + Motion Sensor
Auto-Clean
Dry Heat + Oil Collector
The Faber 60cm chimney is a powerful pick for Indian kitchens, especially if you cook frequently with oil and spices. With a strong 1500 m³/hr suction, it handles smoke and grease from 2–4 burner stoves with ease. The baffle filter suits Indian cooking needs, while the auto-clean alarm and mood light add convenience and modern flair.
Touch and gesture controls make it easy to use, and its sleek curved design complements contemporary setups. It also comes with 12 years motor warranty and 2 years of comprehensive coverage.
At 50% off, the Elica 90cm Filterless Kitchen Chimney is a good solution for spacious kitchens with 3–4 burner stoves. With 1350 m³/hr suction, it easily clears smoke, grease and fumes, ideal for deep frying and tadka cooking. The auto-clean feature with an oil collector keeps maintenance hassle-free.
The curved glass design adds elegance, while dual LED lamps light up your cooking area. Backed by a 15-year motor warranty and 2 years comprehensive cover, it's a durable and stylish upgrade for Indian homes.
Controls
Touch + Motion Sensor
Now at 56% off, the Elica 60cm Filterless Kitchen Chimney could be a smart pick for 2–4 burner cooktops. With a powerful 1350 m³/hr suction, it efficiently tackles smoke and oil from daily Indian cooking. Its T-shaped design with auto-clean function and oil collector ensures minimal maintenance.
The touch + motion sensor controls make it user-friendly, while dual LED lamps brighten your workspace. Designed for durability and efficiency, it comes with a 5-year motor warranty and 2-year overall warranty.
Control
Touch + Motion Sensor
The Hindware Amyra BLDC 60cm Chimney is a good option for Indian kitchens with 2–4 burners. With a powerful 1400 m³/hr suction, filterless design, and auto-clean technology, it ensures a fresh, grease-free kitchen.
The energy-efficient BLDC motor reduces power consumption, while the motion sensor and touch controls offer hands-free convenience. Built with a curved glass design, it looks stylish and performs silently.
Control
Motion Sensor + Touch
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