Smart Home Products in the owner and licensor of many top home appliance brands, including the following:
Litton
A pioneer in the development of one of the most popular home appliances of all time, Litton developed the modern residential microwave oven in the late 1960s, transforming a costly and bulky oven in a contemporary and affordable kitchen accessory.
Litton introduced two game changing features that made residential microwave cooking possible. First, the company developed a magnetron feed feature that enabled the oven to operate empty. Prior to this innovation, inadvertently operating an oven without something to absorb the microwaves would result in permanent damage to the appliance.
In addition, Litton developed the modern configuration of the residential microwave; the short, wide shape that enabled the oven to fit neatly on a kitchen counter. This transformed the unwieldy restaurant-style ovens into residential appliances that could fit easily on a countertop or under a cabinet.
Due primarily to these innovations, and a commitment to quality, Litton established itself as a category leader in compact residential microwaves throughout much of the 1970s, 80s and into the 90s.
The Litton name continues to be synonymous with innovation, quality and as a pioneer in the appliance industry.
The Litton microwave oven brand heritage makes the brand perfect kitchen appliances, cutlery and cookware.
Litton
A pioneer in the development of one of the most popular home appliances of all time, Litton developed the modern residential microwave oven in the late 1960s, transforming a costly and bulky oven in a contemporary and affordable kitchen accessory.
Litton introduced two game changing features that made residential microwave cooking possible. First, the company developed a magnetron feed feature that enabled the oven to operate empty. Prior to this innovation, inadvertently operating an oven without something to absorb the microwaves would result in permanent damage to the appliance.
In addition, Litton developed the modern configuration of the residential microwave; the short, wide shape that enabled the oven to fit neatly on a kitchen counter. This transformed the unwieldy restaurant-style ovens into residential appliances that could fit easily on a countertop or under a cabinet.
Due primarily to these innovations, and a commitment to quality, Litton established itself as a category leader in compact residential microwaves throughout much of the 1970s, 80s and into the 90s.
The Litton name continues to be synonymous with innovation, quality and as a pioneer in the appliance industry.
The Litton microwave oven brand heritage makes the brand perfect kitchen appliances, cutlery and cookware.
Chambers
The heritage of the Chambers brand of cooking appliances is truly a piece of American history. The original Chambers Corporation was founded in 1912 by John E. Chambers of Shelbyville, Indiana with one defining mission – to design and build a truly better range for the kitchens of American homes.
Chambers products quickly developed a reputation for exceptionally advanced design, durable construction and superior insulation.
Built to last, many Chambers stoves manufactured in the middle of the 20th century are still in operation today. In fact, Chambers stoves are one of the most collectable home appliances in the world due to their unique appearance and reputation as being practically indestructible.
The heritage of the Chambers brand of cooking appliances is truly a piece of American history. The original Chambers Corporation was founded in 1912 by John E. Chambers of Shelbyville, Indiana with one defining mission – to design and build a truly better range for the kitchens of American homes.
Chambers products quickly developed a reputation for exceptionally advanced design, durable construction and superior insulation.
Built to last, many Chambers stoves manufactured in the middle of the 20th century are still in operation today. In fact, Chambers stoves are one of the most collectable home appliances in the world due to their unique appearance and reputation as being practically indestructible.
O'Keefe & Merritt
Los Angeles-based O'Keefe & Merritt was once the largest producer of stoves on the West Coast of the United States.
Renowned for its state-of-the-art technology, including proprietary round non-clog burners, adjustable Grillevator broiler, a control panel that tilted knobs up toward the user, O’Keefe established itself in the 1940s and 50s as a leading home appliance brand in post-war America.
O’Keefe was purchased by Magic Chef in 1973 and continued to manufacture and distributed its prized stoves through the 1980s.
Today O'Keefe & Merritt stoves are still some of the best quality ranges ever made in the USA and their value is growing with time.
With an interesting story to tell and a history of quality and durably, the brand is ready for a resurgence.
Los Angeles-based O'Keefe & Merritt was once the largest producer of stoves on the West Coast of the United States.
Renowned for its state-of-the-art technology, including proprietary round non-clog burners, adjustable Grillevator broiler, a control panel that tilted knobs up toward the user, O’Keefe established itself in the 1940s and 50s as a leading home appliance brand in post-war America.
O’Keefe was purchased by Magic Chef in 1973 and continued to manufacture and distributed its prized stoves through the 1980s.
Today O'Keefe & Merritt stoves are still some of the best quality ranges ever made in the USA and their value is growing with time.
With an interesting story to tell and a history of quality and durably, the brand is ready for a resurgence.