Lotus 2000 User manual

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User instructions
for Lotus wood-burning stoves
Version 1. 22.09.2020

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Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................... 4
1 Stove installation..................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Floor loading .....................................................................................................................4
1.1.2 Floor conditions......................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Safety clearances to combustible materials ............................................................................6
1.3 Safety information .............................................................................................................7
1.3.1 Installation instructions ......................................................................................................................... 7
1.4 Combustion air supply ........................................................................................................8
1.5 Chimney dimensioning........................................................................................................8
2 Lotus stoves are suitable for intermittent burning .................................................. 9
3 Technical data ......................................................................................................... 9
4 Safety clearances .................................................................................................... 9
5 The appliance must not be modified! ....................................................................... 9
6 Fuel ......................................................................................................................... 9
6.1 Lighting the stove for the first time.......................................................................................9
6.2 Fuel .................................................................................................................................9
6.2.1 Kindling ........................................................................................................................................................ 9
6.2.2 Wood ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
6.2.3 Wood storage........................................................................................................................................... 10
7 Stove operation ..................................................................................................... 10
7.1 Lighting and refuelling ...................................................................................................... 10
7.2 Ash ................................................................................................................................ 11
8 Useful tips ............................................................................................................. 11
8.1 Stove cleaning................................................................................................................. 11
8.2 Maintaining the stove ....................................................................................................... 11
8.3 Firebox linings ................................................................................................................. 12
8.4 Glass panel ..................................................................................................................... 12
8.5 Stock/Spare parts ............................................................................................................ 12
9 Natural stone......................................................................................................... 12
10 Troubleshooting .................................................................................................. 13
11 What the stove includes ...................................................................................... 14
12 Technical data ..................................................................................................... 15
2000 Series Technical data ...................................................................................... 15
Beto 470 Technical data. .......................................................................................... 16
Beto 470W Technical data. ....................................................................................... 17
Beto 700 Technical data ........................................................................................... 18
Jubilee 10-15 Technical Data.................................................................................... 19
Jubilee 25 Series Technical Data .............................................................................. 19
Jubilee 35 Series Technical Data .............................................................................. 21
Liva Series Technical Data ........................................................................................ 22
Living Technical Data ............................................................................................... 23
Maestro 1-2 Technical Data ........................................... ..........................................24
Maestro Series Technical Data.................................................................................. 25
Maestro 2-152 EN 15250 Technical Data .................................................................. 26

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Mira Series Technical Data ....................................................................................... 27
Mondo 3 Series Technical Data ................................................................................. 28
Mondo 3G Series Technical Data............................................................................... 29
M Series Technical Data............................................................................................ 30
Prestige Series Technical Data ................................................................................. 31
Prio Series Technical Data. ....................................................................................... 32
Style 370 Technical Data. ......................................................................................... 33
Style 470W Technical Data. ...................................................................................... 35
QM 40 Technical data ............................................................................................... 37
WARRANTY............................................................................................................... 38
EC Declaration of Conformity.................................................................................... 39

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Introduction
Dear Lotus Customer, we thank you for choosing a quality product from Lotus.
To ensure that your stove gives you years of good service, please read these
general user instructions fully and carefully. These instructions contain
important information and useful tips.
As one of the market-leading suppliers in Germany, Lotus has been developing
stoves since 1979 and places the highest demands on its products. Our stoves
are characterised by the latest combustion technology, high quality materials
and production as well as an attractive design.
1 Stove installation
The stove must be connected in compliance with the applicable national and
European standards as well as local regulations!
To ensure that the stove is connected in compliance with the applicable
regulations, it is recommended to consult a registered installer prior to
installation. The registered installer will inform you about the locally applicable
regulations and issue the necessary permit for operation of the stove following
correct installation. Please note that for operation of a stove in Germany, the
appropriate authorities must be notified!
Other regulations may apply outside Germany and the EU.
Building regulations and fire protection according to EN 13240
The installation standard BS 8303:2018 – DIN 18896 applies to
thermally insulated combustible walls and must be taken into account
1.1 Floor loading
Note that the weight of the stove must not exceed the maximum permissible
floor loading capacity. The use of a non-combustible floor plate will distribute
the weight of the stove over a larger area.

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1.1.2 Floor conditions
*) For Switzerland 40cm applies
**) For Switzerland 10cm applies
Prior to installation, consult a
registered installer or chimney
sweep. Note the clearances
specified on the following page,
which also apply to rotatable stoves.
Note when the stove door is open,
there is a risk of sparks flying over
the specified floor plate area.
At the front of the firebox opening
or stove door Fig. 1, the floor plate
must always protrude at least 50
cm*). On the side of the firebox
opening, the floor plate must
protrude at least 30 cm**).
Note that with a rotatable stove Fig.
2, the firebox opening can be in
different positions. In this case, the
floor plate must protrude at least 50
cm*) within the entire rotating area.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2

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1.2 Safety clearances to combustible materials
Safety clearances of non-
rotatable models with a front
glass panel.
No combustible and/or heat-
sensitive materials must be present
in front of and next to the stove in
the area of the hot glass panel. The
exact clearances are shown on the
rating plate. The clearances to
combustible and heat-sensitive
materials and furniture can be
halved with ventilated radiant heat
protection on both sides. For Lotus
stoves, clearance to the rear is up to
30 cm depending on the type of
stove. See the stove rating plate
and/or technical data sheet.
The lateral safety clearance to
combustible materials and/or heat-
sensitive materials varies depending
on the stove model. See the stove
rating plate and/or technical data
sheet.

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1.3 Safety information
Parts of the stove, particularly the outer surfaces, door, handles, glass panel
and flue pipe become hot during operation! Caution is advised! Appropriate
precautions must be taken (gloves are included in the scope of supply).
1.3.1 Installation instructions
The stove is assembled ready for connection and must be connected to the
existing chimney using a connecting piece. The connecting piece should be
short, straight, horizontal or slightly ascending if possible. Connections must
be sealed. Lotus stoves can be connected either from above or from the rear.
Building and fire regulations must be observed. Contact a registered installer
for advice in advance.

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1.4 Combustion air supply
1.5 Chimney dimensioning
Chimney dimensioning takes place in accordance with EN 13384-1 and 2 or the
country-specific regulations.
The chimney must have the temperature class T400 and an effective height of
minimum 4.5 m.
The chimney cross-section must be adapted to the stove.
Before operating the stove, an adequate
supply of air for combustion must be
ensured and the room must be well
ventilated.
Contact a registered installer in advance
to calculate the air required for the place
of installation of the stove and the
amount of air required.
Stoves are usually operated as non-room
sealed heating appliances which draw
combustion air from the room where the
appliance is fitted. For this reason, it
must be ensured that the room is well
ventilated and the required air for
combustion calculated.
Tight-closing windows and doors can limit
the supply of combustion air with adverse
effects on the flue draught. This can be
detrimental to health and possibly
compromise safety. Air consumers such
as extractor fans or fans installed
together with heating appliances in the
same room or room air connection can
adversely effect the function of the stove.
These must not be operated at the same
time as the stove. An air balance must be
established to ensure that the stove
functions perfectly.
Option 1.
External combustion air supply from
below.
Does not apply to 2000 series.
Option 2.
External combustion air supply rear.
Does not apply to 2000 series.

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2 Lotus stoves are suitable for intermittent burning
Multiple flue connection is possible. Consult your registered installer.
3 Technical data
Please see our technical data for Lotus stoves at the back of our user
instructions.
4 Safety clearances
Please see our technical data for Lotus stoves at the back of our user
instructions.
5 The appliance must not be modified!
Fire protection outside area of radiated heat
The minimum clearances to combustible materials and furniture shown on the
rating plate must not be exceeded.
In cases where no safety clearances need to be observed, we recommend 70
to 100 mm to allow the heat radiated by the stove to distribute freely and
enable easy cleaning behind the stove.
6 Fuel
Only use the following type of fuel in your Lotus stove:
Natural, air-dried firewood with a moisture content below 20% (optimal value
15 - 17% moisture).
6.1 Lighting the stove for the first time
Lighting the stove for the first time dries out the Senotherm coating which
causes a slight odour however this will disappear after a while. Do not touch
the stove after lighting to avoid damage and discolouration of the surface.
6.2 Fuel
6.2.1 Kindling
Use small logs (e.g. firewood about 2 x 2 cm with a length of about 25 cm) as
kindling.
6.2.2 Wood
Different types of wood are suitable for use as fuel, e.g. beech, birch, ash or
fruitwoods. Impregnated wood, chipboard, coloured leaflets or glazed paper
are not suitable for use in a Lotus stove. These give rise to the formation of
acid or heavy metal which causes the metal surfaces in the stove to rust. This
results in incomplete combustion which is harmful to the environment.
Split logs for Lotus stoves should be about 30 cm long with a diameter of 7-9
cm. Extremely important for efficient burning is the maximum moisture
content of 15-20%. Using wood that is too moist will greatly reduce the
performance of the stove because a large amount of the energy is used for
evaporation of the released water. The water vapour substantially reduces the
temperature in the stove, which can give rise to condensation in the flue pipes.
The condensation causes pitting corrosion in the flue pipe and this can also

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result in dripping water and peaty soot. If the wood is too dry, it will burn too
quickly in relation to the supplied amount of air.
6.2.3 Wood storage
Wood should be stored in large quantities. The amount of wood to be stored
should be sufficient for about one to two years. Wood should be stored as split
logs in the correct size under cover with plenty of air movement for at least 1.5
years prior to use (depending on the type of wood).
7 Stove operation
7.1 Lighting and refuelling
Fully open the air vent below the door.
Place two small logs on the firebed, subsequently place two firelighters on
these logs. Stack dry, finely split wood on the bottom logs in the centre of the
firebox and build up like a log house.
Under supervision, leave the door slightly open about 1-2 cm.
Use the small lever on the right side of the door to keep the door slightly open
after lighting the fire. This applies to the Jubilee 15, 25, Maestro, Mondo 3 -3G,
Prestige Basic, M, MST and S.
(Minimum 10 minutes). This ensures that the fire has sufficient combustion air
after lighting. Once the fire is burning and the glass panel is sufficiently warm,
the door can be closed.
When the fire has burned to embers (no flames), carefully open the door so as
not to disturb the ash, spread the embers evenly.
Place a piece of wood (the amount can be found in the technical data in kg, do
not exceed the specified amount) in the centre of the firebox (parallel with the
front side) and subsequently close the door.
Wait about 4 minutes until the wood is properly alight and move the air vent to
the centre position. The amount the air vent needs to be moved to the left
depends on the flue draught. A "strong" flame should always be visible in the
stove.

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When the fire has burned to embers again (no flames), start again as
previously described.
7.2 Ash
Ash should always be present in the firebox. A fire burns best on a bed of ash.
Embers collect more quickly through the ash and glow longer. Lotus
recommends removing the ash at the earliest after using the stove 10 times.
The ash can be disposed of in a dustbin. Always ensure that there are no
embers in the ash.
8 Useful tips
8.1 Stove cleaning
All Lotus stoves are provided with a heat-resistant coating at the factory. When
used for the first time, a slight odour can occur due to the coating. Ensure that
the room is well ventilated.
8.2 Maintaining the stove
Seals on doors and glass panels are subject to wear especially due to the heat.
Lotus recommends that seals be checked regularly and replaced 1x annually, if
necessary by your dealer. (Seals are wearing parts and are not covered by the
warranty).

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8.3 Firebox linings
8.4 Glass panel
The glass panel is highly heat resistant. Bubbles in the glass are due to
production and are not a quality defect.
(The glass panel is not covered by the warranty).
8.5 Stock/Spare parts
Stock/spare parts, in particular moving parts, are liable to wear with frequent
use. Only original spare parts must be used. At the end of a heating period, it
is recommended to have the stove serviced by your Lotus dealer.
9 Natural stone
Natural stone is perfect for storing heat. We recommend cleaning with a moist
cloth and soapy water. Do not use any cleaning products containing acid. Minor
scratches or fingerprints can be removed from natural stone with a Scotch pad.
Natural stone is characterised by different types of veining on the surface and
this is what makes them unique. Indian Night may have minor surface cracks,
however these are only on the surface and do not penetrate further into the
stone and give the stone its unique character.
The veining pattern cannot be influenced. For this reason, the appearance of
natural stone cannot be guaranteed. Do not place cold containers on hot
natural stone surfaces. The difference in temperature leads to stresses, which
can cause the material to crack.
Treat all moving parts (hinges and locking mechanism) with a heat-resistant
lubricant at least once a year. This will extend the life and ensure smooth
movement of the moving parts.
Firebox may crack during use.
Cracks in the firebox lining will
not impair the function of the
stove. The firebox lining
should be replaced if it is
burnt through or starts to
crumble. (Firebox linings are
consumable parts and are not
covered by the warranty).
Baffle
plate.

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10 Troubleshooting
If you are having problems with your Lotus stove, see the troubleshooting
guide below.
The stove is difficult to control - burns too quickly
If the stove is new, check to ensure you have followed the user instructions
correctly. If the stove is more than 1 year old or has been used frequently, the
seals may need to be replaced. Are the upper baffle plates pushed all the way
back?
The stove has poor draught after installation
Check to ensure you have followed the assembly instructions correctly. The
problem may be related to the chimney. Does the diameter and length
correspond to that recommended? Is the chimney cross-section free? Are the
flue pipes and transitions free? A chimney sweep may need to be contacted to
address the problem.
Smell of smoke and soot
This may be caused by a downdraught in the chimney and can occur in certain
weather conditions. The chimney does not have the prescribed effective height
or may be affected by nearby trees or buildings. Is there sufficient air for
combustion?
Tight-closing windows and doors can cause negative pressure in a room which
leads to a lack of combustion air and causes chimney downdraught problems.
An extractor fan in the same room or room air connection can cause a very
high negative pressure in the room as a result of which flue gases can be
drawn into the room. It is therefore essential to provide a safety device so that
there is always sufficient air for combustion in the room.
Heating in transitional periods
From an outside temperature of about 15 degrees and above, the stove may
not function properly. The small temperature differences lead to a decreasing
chimney downdraught. This can result in difficulty lighting the stove,
unsatisfactory burning behaviour, increased flue gas formation with blackening
of the panel and smoke being emitted when the stove door is opened.
Chimney fire
Using incorrect or excessively moist fuel, and not having your stove regularly
serviced, can cause a chimney fire due to deposits in the chimney.
Immediately close all stove air vents and notify the fire brigade. After a
chimney fire, it must be inspected for cracks and tightness by a specialist.
Important note
Using the stove over and beyond the nominal heat output for prolonged
periods and with fuels other than those mentioned will invalidate the
manufacturer's warranty.

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11 What the stove includes
The stove includes assembly and user instructions as well as a flue pipe
connection installation kit and a glove.
______________________________________________________________
Safety clearances to combustible materials

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12 Technical data
2000 Series Technical data
•See page 14
Schedule calculation for the chimney
Type
Flue
PA
Flue Gas
Mass Flow
(g/s)
Flue Gas
Temperatur
e
Rate of
Efficiency %
Rated
output
kW
2060
12
6,1 m
344°
81
8
2080
12
6,1 m
344°
81
8
Wood quantity
at kindling and filling
Kindling
Wood
Wood
2,4 kg
1,9 kg
Product Fiche
Technical Specifications
Safety distance to combustible
Materials
Type
Height
mm
Width
mm
Depth
mm
Weight
kg
A*
mm
B*
mm
C*
mm
In front
of mm
2060
930
520
405
175
200
200
200
800
2080
930
520
405
267
200
200
200
800
Name or trademark
Lotus
Notes
Model identifier
2000 Series
Energy efficiency
class
A+
Direct heat output
8,0 kW
-meaning the space heat output according to the
product standard
-rounded to the nearest one decimal place
Energy efficiency
index
(EEI)
108,5
- rounded to the nearest integer:
-calculation with EEI-calculator²
Energy efficiency at
nominal heat output
81,0 %
-Efficiency at nominal heat output according to the
product
standard (rounded to the nearest one decimal place)
Specific precautions
that shall be taken
when assembling, in-
stalling or maintaining
the local space heater.
Selected examples:
- Fire protection and safety distances such as distances to combustible
building materials must be observed!
- An adequate supply of combustion air for the appliance must be
guaranteed at all times. Air-suction systems can interfere with the
combustion air supply!
Setting of register
Primary
Secondary

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Beto 470 Technical data
*See page 14
Schedule calculation for the chimney
Type
Flue
PA
Flue Gas
Mass Flow
(g/s)
Flue Gas
Temperature
Rate of
Efficiency %
Rated output
kW
Beto 470
12
5,3 m
320°
84
6
Beto 470+
12
5,3 m
320°
84
6
Beto 470 M
12
5,3 m
320°
84
6
Beto 470 M+
12
5,3 m
320°
84
6
Technical Specifications
Safety distance to combustible Materials
Type
Height
mm
Width
mm
Depth
mm
Weight
kg
A*
mm
B*
mm
C*
mm
In front
of mm
Beto 470
1341
830
510
301
350
350
350
1400
Beto 470+
1761
830
510
351
350
350
350
1400
Beto 470 M
1345
796
510
473
350
350
350
1400
Beto 470 M+
1705
796
510
553
350
350
350
1400
Wood quantity
at kindling and filling
Kindling Wood
Wood
2,0 kg
1,5-2,5 kg
Name or trademark
Lotus
Notes
Model identifier
H470
Energy efficiency class
A+
Direct heat output
6,0 kW
-meaning the space heat output according to the product
standard
-rounded to the nearest one decimal place
Energy efficiency index
(EEI)
113
- rounded to the nearest integer:
-calculation with EEI-calculator²
Energy efficiency at
nominal heat output
84,0 %
-Efficiency at nominal heat output according to the product
standard (rounded to the nearest one decimal place)
Specific precautions
that shall be taken
when assembling, in-
stalling or maintaining
the local space heater.
Selected examples:
- Fire protection and safety distances such as distances to combustible building
materials must be observed!
- An adequate supply of combustion air for the appliance must be guaranteed at
all times. Air-suction systems can interfere with the combustion air supply!
Setting of register
Product Fiche
-
+

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Beto 470W Technical data.
*See page 14
Schedule calculation for the chimney
Type
Flue
PA
Flue Gas
Mass Flow
(g/s)
Flue Gas
Temperature
Rate of
Efficiency %
Rated output
kW
Beto 470W
12
6,8 m
315°
80,5
7
Beto 470W+
12
6,8 m
315°
80,5
7
Beto 470W M
12
6,8 m
315°
80,5
7
Beto 470W M+
12
6,8 m
315°
80,5
7
Technical Specifications
Safety distance to combustible Materials
Type
Height
mm
Width
mm
Depth
mm
Weight
kg
A*
mm
B*
mm
C*
mm
In front
of mm
Beto 470W
1341
1050
510
373
500
500
500
1400
Beto 470W+
1761
1050
510
433
500
500
500
1400
Beto 470W M
1345
1009
510
638
500
500
500
1400
Beto 470W M+
1705
1009
510
726
500
500
500
1400
Wood quantity
at kindling and filling
Kindling Wood
Wood
2,0 kg
1,5-2,5 kg
Name or trademark
Lotus
Notes
Model identifier
H470W
Energy efficiency class
A+
Direct heat output
7,0 kW
-meaning the space heat output according to the product
standard
-rounded to the nearest one decimal place
Energy efficiency index
(EEI)
108
- rounded to the nearest integer:
-calculation with EEI-calculator²
Energy efficiency at
nominal heat output
80,5 %
-Efficiency at nominal heat output according to the product
standard (rounded to the nearest one decimal place)
Specific precautions
that shall be taken
when assembling, in-
stalling or maintaining
the local space heater.
Selected examples:
- Fire protection and safety distances such as distances to combustible building
materials must be observed!
- An adequate supply of combustion air for the appliance must be guaranteed at
all times. Air-suction systems can interfere with the combustion air supply!
Setting of register
Product Fiche
-
+

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Beto 700 Technical data.
Schedule calculation for the chimney * See page 14
Type
Flue
PA
Flue Gas
Mass Flow
(g/s)
Flue Gas
Temperature
Rate of
Efficiency %
Rated output
kW
Beto 700
12
5,7 m
308°
82,9
6
Beto 700+
12
5,7 m
308°
82,9
6
Beto 700 M
12
5,7 m
308°
82,9
6
Beto 700 M+
12
5,7 m
308°
82,9
6
Type
Height
mm
Width
mm
Depth
mm
Weight
kg
A*
mm
B*
mm
C*
mm
In front
of mm
Beto 700
1600
620
510
279
400
300
400
1400
Beto 700+
2039
620
510
319
400
300
400
1400
Beto 700 M
1600
556
510
495
400
300
400
1400
Beto 700 M+
1940
556
510
562
400
300
400
1400
Wood quantity
at kindling and filling
Kindling Wood
Wood
2,0 kg
1,5-2,5 kg
Name or trademark
Lotus
Notes
Model identifier
H700
Energy efficiency class
A+
Direct heat output
6,0 kW
-meaning the space heat output according to the product
standard
-rounded to the nearest one decimal place
Energy efficiency index
(EEI)
111
- rounded to the nearest integer:
-calculation with EEI-calculator²
Energy efficiency at
nominal heat output
82,9 %
-Efficiency at nominal heat output according to the product
standard (rounded to the nearest one decimal place)
Specific precautions
that shall be taken
when assembling, in-
stalling or maintaining
the local space heater.
Selected examples:
- Fire protection and safety distances such as distances to combustible building
materials must be observed!
- An adequate supply of combustion air for the appliance must be guaranteed at
all times. Air-suction systems can interfere with the combustion air supply!
Setting of register
Product Fiche
-
+

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Jubilee 10-15 Technical Data
Schedule calculation for the chimney * See page 14
Wood quantity
at kindling and filling
Kindling Wood
Wood
1,1 kg
0,9-1 kg
Product Fiche
Technical Data
Safety clearances to combustible materials
Type
Height
mm
Width
mm
Dept
h
mm
Weight
kg
A*
mm
B*
mm
C*
mm
Front
mm
Jubilee 10 - Wall
648
491
322
84
170
170
450
1150
Jubilee 10 - Base S
737
491
310
82
170
170
450
1150
Jubilee 15
850
491
301
86
170
170
450
1150
Jubilee 15 S
885
491
301
127
170
170
450
1150
Jubilee Basic
850
492
301
86
170
170
450
1150
Type
Flue
PA
Flue gas mass
flow (g/s)
Flue gas
temperature
Rate of
Efficiency %
Nominal heat output
Rated output kW
Jubilee 10-Wall
12
3.9 m
302°
81
4
Jubilee 10-Base
12
3.9 m
302°
81
4
Jubilee 15
12
3.9 m
302°
81
4
Jubilee 15 S
12
3.9 m
302°
81
4
Jubilee Basic
12
3.9 m
302°
81
4
Name or Trademark Lotus Notes
Model identifier
Jubilee
10/15 Series
Energy efficiency class
A+
Direct heat output
4.0 kW
− meaning the room heat output according to
the product standard
− rounded to the first decimal place
Energy Efficiency Index
(EEI)
109
- rounded to the nearest integer:
-calculation with EEI-calculator²
Energy efficiency at
nominal heat output
81%
− Efficiency at nominal heat output according to
the product
standard (rounded to the first decimal place)
Specific precautions
that shall be taken
when assembling, in-
stalling or maintaining
the local space heater.
Selected examples:
- Fire protection and safety distances such as distances to
combustible building
materials must be observed!
- An adequate supply of combustion air for the appliance must
be guaranteed at all times. Air-suction systems can interfere
with the combustion air supply!
Setting of register
- +

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Jubilee 25 Series Technical Data
Schedule calculation for the chimney * See page 14
Type
Flue
PA
Flue Gas
Mass Flow
(g/s)
Flue Gas
Temperature
Rate of
Efficiency %
Rated output
kW
Jubilee 25
12
4,4 m
343°
81
6
Jubilee 25 S
12
4,4 m
343°
81
6
Jubilee 25 IN
12
4,4 m
343°
81
6
Wood quantity
at kindling and filling
Kindling Wood
Wood
1,4-1,5 kg
1,8-2 kg
Type
Height
mm
Width
mm
Depth
mm
Weight
kg
A*
mm
B*
mm
C*
mm
In front
of mm
Jubilee 25
1092
626
402
160
110
150
370
1150
Jubilee 25 S
1102
626
402
220
110
150
370
1150
Jubilee 25 IN
1102
626
402
220
110
150
370
1150
Technical Specifications
Safety distance to combustible Materials
Name or trademark
Lotus
Notes
Model identifier
Jubilee 25 Series
Energy efficiency class
A+
Direct heat output
6,0 kW
-meaning the space heat output according to the product
standard
-rounded to the nearest one decimal place
Energy efficiency index
(EEI)
109
- rounded to the nearest integer:
-calculation with EEI-calculator²
Energy efficiency at
nominal heat output
81,0 %
-Efficiency at nominal heat output according to the product
standard (rounded to the nearest one decimal place)
Specific precautions
that shall be taken
when assembling, in-
stalling or maintaining
the local space heater.
Selected examples:
- Fire protection and safety distances such as distances to combustible building
materials must be observed!
- An adequate supply of combustion air for the appliance must be guaranteed at
all times. Air-suction systems can interfere with the combustion air supply!
Setting of register
Product Fiche
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