Key Takeaways
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The KAFF LYRA DHC 60 is a wall mounted, filterless chimney built for Indian kitchens, so there is no mesh to pull out and scrub.
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Dry Heat Auto Clean technology loosens the oil so it drains away on its own, which cuts down the manual cleaning.
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Gesture control lets you change the fan speed with a wave of your hand, which helps when your hands are covered in oil or masala.
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Suction goes up to 1250 m³/h, enough for frying and tempering, and the noise level stays as low as 57 dBA so conversation carries on normally.
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Switch the chimney on before the pan hits the flame so it pulls grease and vapour up as it rises. Wipe the glass fascia after cooking and run the auto clean cycle every couple of weeks.
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The black curved glass fascia with a matt black hood and frosted LED light gives the LYRA the look of a design piece.
The kitchen is probably the most active room in an Indian home. The smell of oil, spices, and the spluttering of a tadka give it a character all its own. The taste is unmatched, but you are often left with smoky air, watery eyes, lingering odour, and a kitchen that turns grimy fast. This is where a filterless chimney plays a useful role, and it is why KAFF's LYRA DHC 60 stood out to us as a strong pick.
What makes the KAFF LYRA DHC 60 a good fit for this? It is a wall mounted chimney for kitchen use, built to sit neatly above a standard stove, and being filterless means there is no mesh to pull out and scrub every week. There are no oil-dripping filters to clean by hand and no weekend spent scrubbing the unit. Dry Heat Auto Clean technology handles that job instead, loosening the oil so it drains away on its own. Gesture control lets you change fan speed with a wave of your hand, which matters mid-cook when your hands are covered in oil or masala.
A chimney only keeps your air clean if you run it the right way. Switch it on before the pan hits the flame rather than after the smoke has already spread, since it works by pulling grease and vapour up as it rises, not by clearing a room that is already smoky. Pair that habit with wiping the glass fascia after cooking and running the auto clean chimney cycle every couple of weeks, and the unit keeps performing close to its full suction without extra scrubbing on your part.
The LYRA DHC 60 was built with Indian kitchens in mind. The black curved glass fascia with a matt black hood gives it many mistakes for a design piece rather than an appliance. Suction goes up to 1250 m³/h, enough for regular Indian cooking including frying and tempering, and it stays as quiet as 57 dBA, which will not compete with conversation while you cook. The energy-saving frosted LED light adds visibility over the cooktop without adding much to your power bill. Between the finish, the suction, and the low-maintenance filterless design, the LYRA covers most of what a modular kitchen chimney needs to do well.
Buying a KAFF product also comes with support behind it. KAFF has built a name as one of the trusted kitchen chimney brands in India over more than two decades, with a track record in built-in kitchen appliances. A nationwide dealer network and after-sales team back every purchase, so support is not limited to a handful of cities. If you are comparing options by features rather than looks alone, our guide on entry-level versus premium kitchen chimneys walks through what changes as you move up a tier.
Browse the full range of KAFF kitchen chimneys, including wall mounted, filterless, and auto clean models, to find the right fit for your kitchen.
