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Midea technology showcases at IFA 2026

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At IFA 2026 in Berlin, Midea showcased a range of new smart home appliances and climate control technologies. The company debuted the SpaceMaster Series built-in oven, which utilizes Graphene Turbo Hot Air Technology to achieve rapid heating responses and precise temperature control. ~~Specific details regarding the SpaceMaster Series reveal it is an~~ This 81-liter ~~built-in oven~~ appliance is designed for the European premium ~~market. Utilizing a ‘Graphene Turbo Airflow’ system, the appliance~~ market and can reach temperatures of up to 350°C. Midea claims ~~this~~ its graphene-based heating architecture allows the heating element to reach target temperatures in 0.2 seconds, offering 17.5% faster preheating compared to conventional elements. ~~The oven also includes a dedicated pizza setup for high-heat baking and is scheduled for a market launch in 2027.~~ In addition to kitchen appliances, Midea introduced home care innovations including the Omni Trio multi-drum washing ~~machine, designed to wash different textiles simultaneously,~~ machine and the AT8 Ultra wet-and-dry vacuum. Regarding climate control, Midea emphasized its commitment to sustainable HVAC solutions and energy management. The company highlighted its long-term use of R290 natural refrigerant, noting that since 2018, it has sold over 10 million R290 air conditioning units, which has contributed to a reduction of approximately 5.2 million tons of CO2 equivalent. New HVAC highlights include the H-Pack, a compact indoor heat pump developed by Midea’s European R&D team that eliminates the need for an outdoor unit. Midea also introduced the VitaBreeze system, scheduled for a Europe-wide launch in early 2027. This system utilizes ‘AirGrid Intelligence’ and ‘Breezeless Pro Evolution’ technology to distribute airflow intelligently via person detection and micro-perforations to avoid drafts. These developments complement Midea’s previously announced plans for a new generation of PortaSplit mobile split air conditioning units for 2027. ~~These upcoming units will transition to R290 refrigerant to comply with EU F-gas regulations and will feature Matter 1.6 support for enhanced smart home integration.~~

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