





Faber Slim-X Safe Filterless Auto-Clean BLDC Kitchen Chimney - Black - Slim-X Safe HC SC FL BK
- Manufacturer: Franke Faber India — Made in India
- Model: Slim-X Safe HC SC FL BK BLDC
- Sizes: 60 cm, 75 cm and 90 cm
- Suction: 1500 m³/hr — among the highest available for a home kitchen
- Motor: BLDC — brushless, with a 12-year motor warranty
- Filterless with Electro Thermal Autoclean — nothing to wash or replace
- Controls: Gesture and touch · 2 x 1.5 W LED lamps
- Warranty: 2 years comprehensive · 12 years on the motor
Faber Slim-X Safe is a filterless auto-clean kitchen chimney with a BLDC motor and 1500 m³/hr of suction, in a slim black body — available in 60 cm, 75 cm and 90 cm.
The BLDC motor is the engineering that matters here, and it explains the warranty. A conventional chimney motor uses carbon brushes that make physical contact to transfer current, and those brushes wear down — they are the part that eventually fails. A brushless motor has none, which is why Faber can back it for 12 years. It also runs cooler, draws less power, and is markedly quieter at the same airflow, which is the difference between a chimney you run on high and one you turn down because of the noise.
1500 m³/hr is a lot of suction for a domestic kitchen. It suits a larger or open-plan kitchen, or any household doing heavy frying and tempering daily — the cooking that fills a room with smoke in seconds. In a small, well-ventilated kitchen with light cooking it is more than needed, and a lower-rated chimney costs less.
Filterless means the motor is sealed, so oil and vapour never reach it. In a conventional chimney the filter exists to protect the motor, which is why a neglected filter eventually costs you the motor. Remove the filter and you remove both the weekly cleaning task and that failure path. The grease that still condenses is handled by Electro Thermal Autoclean, which heats the internal surfaces so the oil liquefies and drains into a collector tray — you empty a tray instead of scrubbing baffles.
Gesture control earns its place for one practical reason: your hands are usually wet, oily or holding something when you need to change the fan speed. A wave adjusts it without touching the glass. Touch control is there when you prefer it.
Before You Order — Four Things to Settle
- 1. Match the width to your hob. 60 cm suits a 2–4 burner hob; 75 cm and 90 cm suit wider cooktops. The chimney should be at least as wide as the hob, never narrower
- 2. Order the duct pipe alongside. The carton includes a kit, but Faber sells ducting kits separately — so confirm what yours contains before installation day rather than discovering the gap with a fitter in your kitchen. We stock 5 metre aluminium ducting
- 3. Keep the duct run short and straight. Every extra metre and every bend costs suction. A 1500 m³/hr chimney on a long, coiled duct performs worse than a 1000 m³/hr one on a short, direct run
- 4. Check the projection over your hob. Confirm the depth against your kitchen layout before fitting — a chimney that hangs too far forward is something you knock your head on while cooking
Key Features
- 1500 m³/hr suction: Sized for larger, open-plan kitchens and heavy daily frying
- BLDC motor: No brushes to wear out — quieter, cooler, lower power draw, and a 12-year warranty behind it
- Filterless with a sealed motor: No filters to wash, none to buy, and no filter neglect to kill the motor
- Electro Thermal Autoclean: Heats internal surfaces so oil liquefies and drains to a collector tray
- Gesture and touch control: Change speed with a wave — no oily fingerprints on the glass
- Slim black body that sits close to the wall
- Only 150 W at full suction
- 2 x 1.5 W LED lamps over the hob
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Slim-X Safe HC SC FL BK BLDC |
| Sizes Available | 60 cm · 75 cm · 90 cm |
| Suction Power | 1500 m³/hr (confirmed on 60 cm; [CONFIRM] for 75 and 90) |
| Motor | BLDC (brushless) |
| Power | 150 W |
| Filter Type | Filterless |
| Cleaning | Electro Thermal Autoclean |
| Controls | Gesture and touch |
| Lighting | 2 x 1.5 W LED |
| Finish | Black |
| Mounting | Wall mounted |
| Voltage | 230 V, 50 Hz, single phase AC |
| Dimensions — 60 cm | 600 mm wide, 327 mm depth and 460 mm height |
| Dimensions — 75 cm | 750 mm wide, 328 mm depth and 460 mm height |
| Dimensions — 90 cm | 900 mm wide, 330 mm depth and 460 mm height |
| In the Box | 1 chimney |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Warranty | 2 years comprehensive · 12 years on motor |
Applications
Where it fits best
- Open-plan kitchens: Where cooking smells reach the living area and need clearing fast
- Households that fry daily: Heavy tempering, deep frying and high-oil cooking
- Larger kitchens: Where 1500 m³/hr is genuinely needed to change the air
- Anyone who will not clean filters: Filterless plus autoclean removes the routine
- Noise-sensitive homes: The BLDC motor is quieter at the same airflow
- Modern kitchens: Slim black body suits contemporary fitouts
1) Which size should I choose?
Match it to your hob. 60 cm suits a 2–4 burner hob, 75 cm and 90 cm suit wider cooktops. The rule is that the chimney should be at least as wide as the hob, never narrower — a chimney narrower than the cooking surface lets smoke escape at the edges, which is exactly where it is hardest to catch.
2) What is a BLDC motor and why does it get a 12-year warranty?
A conventional motor uses carbon brushes that physically contact a rotating part to transfer current, and those brushes wear down — they are usually what fails. A brushless (BLDC) motor has none, so that failure path is removed. It also runs cooler, uses less power and is noticeably quieter at the same airflow. The 12-year motor warranty follows directly from that design.
3) What does filterless actually mean — is there nothing inside?
It means the motor is sealed, so oil and vapour never reach it, and there is no filter mesh for you to remove and wash. In a normal chimney the filter is what protects the motor, which is why a neglected filter eventually kills it. The grease that still condenses is dealt with by the Electro Thermal Autoclean cycle, which heats the surfaces so oil liquefies and drains into a collector tray for you to empty.
4) Is a duct pipe included?
The carton lists a kit alongside the chimney, but Faber also sells installation kits separately — so the included kit is likely mounting hardware rather than ducting. Confirm what your carton contains before installation day, and order duct pipe alongside if it does not include it. We stock 5 metre aluminium ducting.
5) Is 1500 m³/hr more than I need?
It depends on your kitchen. 1500 m³/hr suits a large or open-plan kitchen and heavy daily frying. A small, well-ventilated kitchen with light cooking is served perfectly well by a lower-rated chimney at a lower price. Bear in mind, though, that a long or bendy duct run costs suction — so headroom is rarely wasted.
- Return within 24 hours of delivery for:
- Damaged or defective product
- Wrong or missing item
- Product cannot be returned once installed or used
- Refer to Refund Policy for complete details
Please unbox and inspect the chimney, particularly the glass and black finish, on the day of delivery — before installation is scheduled.
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