Appliance Innovations
LG Electronics is the fastest developing of all its competitors when it comes to digital product growth, technologies, and market dominance.
LG's digital appliance products are designed to make life more convenient, practical, and enjoyable. Our state-of-the-art, environmentally friendly products, including refrigerators, washing machines, and air conditioners, have raised our company's profile even higher.
Crystal Cool: 3-in-1 Air Conditioner
An air conditioner that combines technology and art. It's hard to imagine. But this outdoor unit can be connected to a floor-standing air conditioner and two frame-type air conditioners, with the product supporting the air-conditioning of each different space. And, when the air conditioner starts to operate through a dynamic 3D+ cooling system, the Air Robot is exposed. With its application, and the twin wide-wings on both sides, users will feel much cooler, much faster.
The inside of this 3-in-1 is also pretty cool. It's kept dirt-free by the filter-cleaning robot and the automatic brush.
Design perspective is an increasingly important element of current-day air conditioners. But that's not why our design team decorated this wonder with Swarovski crystals and atmospheric lights. No-like a bevy of our most innovative products, they were just reaching out through design, communicating with users through style and a little fun.
Safe Washing for Your Family: Front-Loading Steam Washer
The steam washing machine garnered the world's first NeT (New Technology Certificate) for its dual steam-injection system. The product completely removes allergy-causing substances with high-temperature steam, boasting a sterilization capability of 99.9 percent. Moreover, it rinses clothes to near-perfect level. It's also designed to be kind to your back when you're loading laundry into the washing machine.
LG also unveiled the world's first cartridge-type steam dryer, drawing on the same leading steam technology. The dryer has the ability to remove creases, odors, and static using the Real Steam Module-itself a work of art!
