Skyworth unveiled a new line of smart kitchen hoods during its autumn 2026 product launch. These appliances are designed to manage cooking fumes while actively monitoring and improving indoor air quality through integrated sensors and AI-driven feedback systems.
The flagship L8 Ultra model features a maximum airflow of 35 cubic meters per minute and 1500 Pa of static pressure. The L8 Pro and L8 models offer capacities of 33 and 30 cubic meters per minute, respectively. All units include automatic power adjustment and anti-backflow protection.
The hoods utilize AI-LBI technology and infrared sensors to detect cooking intensity, adjusting airflow with a claimed 98 percent accuracy. Dynamic particle capture technology targets PM2.5 pollutants with 97 percent efficiency, while a negative ion system provides 98 percent sterilization.
Additional features include the AI-TVOC system, which detects odors and gases such as benzene, acetaldehyde, and formaldehyde, while alerting users to methane levels. The devices also support voice control, multi-hob connectivity, grease monitoring, and self-diagnostics.
