Lotus Inset Brochure - The Stove Yard

FACTS
Compartment B
Ceiling nozzle
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4
Compartment A
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Air circulation
1. Cold air is drawn in
2. The heated air is moved
3. Warm air is expelled above the stove
4. The heat is distributed
In many well insulated properties, it
is possible to move part of the heat to
other rooms. The efficient and modern
wood burner insert will help you
achieve this.
By mounting hot air stubs on top of the
stove and connecting these to pipes or
hoses, it is possible to transport a lot of
the heat to other rooms, which will also
have a positive effect on your utility bills.
If you have chosen the Air model wood
burner insert with integral fan, you will be
able to move even larger amounts of air
and heat in accordance with your needs.
The fan features stepless control and will
move up to 300 m 3 of air per hour. Always
seek advice from your local dealer regarding
the possibility of moving heat.
Special frames
Most models are available with the
outer frame around the stove made to
measure and you should ask your dealer
about sizes and variations.
Opening the doors
By default, all wood burner inserts by
Lotus come with the opening handle
on the right and the hinges on the left,
when seen from the front. However, an
inverted opening is available free of
charge if this is indicated when ordering.
Installation dimensions
A wood burner insert should never fit
tightly. Steel expands when heated and
if our indications regarding the installation
dimensions are not followed, there
is a significant risk that this will cause
the masonry around the stove to crack. A
correctly installed frame will ensure that
the installation opening is not visible
afterwards.
Combustion air stub
Combustion air stubs are available for
all wood burner inserts by Lotus.
The combustion air is drawn from
another room or from outside. All
inserts, with the exception of the
Tunnel models, are mounted with a
rearward combustion air stub. The
Tunnel models are mounted with the
combustion air stub downwards.
In new or well insulated houses, it may
be advantageous, and sometimes even
necessary, to use a combustion air stub.
The stub will ensure that your wood
burner insert gets enough oxygen
for combustion, and thus functions
adequately.
Always ask your local dealer for advice
and guidance.
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