Premium appliance manufacturer, Miele has announced that two of its previous extractor units will be replaced with upgraded models. Available now is Miele’s DAZ 1620 model, which replaces the existing DA 1867.
From June 2025, Miele will also introduce its DAE 1530. This model is launching at a more affordable price point compared to its predecessor, the Miele DA2450-1.
Miele DAZ 1620 – Available Now (pictured top)
Miele’s DAZ 1620 seamlessly integrates into kitchen cabinetry, offering a discreet yet powerful ventilation solution, Miele says. Compared to its predecessor, the energy rating has improved from C to B, while it has improved air flow and reduced noise levels in all settings. Its sleek stainless steel finish complements modern kitchen designs, while its energy-efficient LED spotlights, promise uniform illumination over the cooking area. What’s more, the intuitive light-touch controls with LED indicators allow for easy operation across three power levels and a booster setting. With an extraction rate of up to 730 m³/h in booster mode, it effectively removes stubborn cooking odours and vapours. Miele’s CleanCover ensures safety and simplifies cleaning, while dishwasher-safe metal grease filters enhance maintenance convenience.
Miele DAE 1530
Miele DAE 1530 – Launching from June 2025
Perfect for sleek, seamless kitchen design and the current trend for hidden kitchens, the Miele DAE 1530 extractor boasts powerful performance and is ideal for all kitchen styles, modern and contemporary, as it’s discreetly installed within the unit above the cooker or hob, the company states. It features easy to use push button controls, an extremely efficient extraction rate and bright, energy efficient LED lighting. Its push button controls are easy to use and intuitive for simple operation. The energy efficient, rectangular LED lighting strip provides bright task lighting for the cooker or hob below, as well as the surrounding area. Meanwhile, the high-performance fan boasts powerful extraction with a low noise level, perfect for open-plan kitchens.
Both new extractor units will complement a wide range of Miele hobs, and have been designed in line with the trend for full integration of cooker hoods in upper cabinets. Even when in use they are almost invisible, ideal for open-plan kitchens, small kitchens and ‘hidden’ kitchens.
For further information please visit www.miele.co.uk
