- Deep‑well circumferential suction integrated stove: 1st‑generation integrated stove
Advantages: Space‑saving; no risk of head bumping; no oil dripping or leakage.
Disadvantages: Difficult to clean; ineffective fume separation; low efficiency; prone to oil accumulation; limited compatibility with cookware types. [Details]
- Side‑suction integrated stove: 2nd‑generation integrated stove
Disadvantages: Fumes cannot be captured during vigorous pan‑shaking stir‑frying; movement of pot handles is restricted; internal oil contamination inside the burner chamber requires cleaning by professional technicians, resulting in inconvenient operation. [Details]
- Side‑suction modular integrated stove: 3rd‑generation integrated stove
Advantages: Safe, energy‑saving, easy‑to‑install, easy‑to‑clean and easy‑to‑maintain.
Disadvantages: High price.
- Flip‑cover integrated stove
Advantages: Adjustable structure, fume separation, low‑noise operation.
