Midea, a global producer of smart home and lifestyle solutions, has showcased its SpaceMaster Series built-in oven at the IFA 2026 event, built around a graphene-based heating system the company calls Graphene Turbo Hot Air, which is designed for rapid thermal response and supports cooking temperatures of up to 350°C.
The Graphene Turbo Hot Air system uses graphene heating tubes that Midea says deliver a thermal response time of as little as 0.2 seconds, though the company notes that figure describes the heating system’s own response rather than the time needed for the full oven cavity to reach 350°C. The higher temperature ceiling is intended to support cooking methods that benefit from short bursts of more intense heat, while the faster-responding heating elements are meant to give more responsive heat delivery and finer temperature control than a conventional built-in oven.
Midea, a global producer of smart home and lifestyle solutions, has showcased its SpaceMaster Series built-in oven at the IFA 2026 event, built around a graphene-based heating system the company calls Graphene Turbo Hot Air, which is designed for rapid thermal response and supports cooking temperatures of up to 350°C.
The Graphene Turbo Hot Air system uses graphene heating tubes that Midea says deliver a thermal response time of as little as 0.2 seconds, though the company notes that figure describes the heating system’s own response rather than the time needed for the full oven cavity to reach 350°C. The higher temperature ceiling is intended to support cooking methods that benefit from short bursts of more intense heat, while the faster-responding heating elements are meant to give more responsive heat delivery and finer temperature control than a conventional built-in oven.
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