Lotus H470, H570, H700 Assembly And User Instructions Manual

Assembly and User Instructions

Fireplace Inserts, Lotus H470-H570

Version 6, 3-1-2012

Introduction

Congratulations on your new Lotus Fireplace Insert

We hope and believe that it will give you many a warm hour. But before you
may truly benefit from your investment, you should read this guide thoroughly.
It provides some specific advice as to how you will benefit the most from your
fireplace insert – now, as well as in the years to come. This is why this guide
would be worth while keeping, like all other directions for use.

Lotus may look back on a long tradition, making our first productions back in

1979. Our production is now run at Langeskov, and exported to many European
markets. Lotus products are made to a fine Danish tradition, serving its owners
faithfully for years. So, once again congratulations on your new Lotus fireplace
insert – making for a warm and cosy beginning of an all new home life for you.

Technical Specifications

Wood stove data, testing to EN 13240/NS 3058/CE-mark

Model Flue gas

temperatur

e at

nominal °C

Output

kW

Flue gas

mass flow

g/s

Flue

Pa

Weight

Kg

Distance to inflammable material while

standing alone

Behind stove

mm

Next to stove mm

H470 320 6 5,3 12 95 350 350
H570 292 6 5,1 12 111 250 350

Fireplace Insert Assembly

Before your new fireplace insert will be ready to exude warmth and a cosy
atmosphere, you should read these lines thoroughly, reviewing the requirements
for the assembly and the environment. Also, reference is made to all local
regulations, including those referring to national and European standards, to be
met in the installation of your fireplace insert.

The hole size required for assembly appears from the leaflet material as well as
the line drawings on the last page of these instructions.

Drawing is an illustration and applies to normal inserts and wide models

A.

Holes used for fastening the insert to the base.

B.

Set screws for adjustment of the insert in relation to the base.

C.

Set screws for adjustment of the combustion champer in relation to the cabinet.

The potential for the building-in of fireplace inserts is vast; they may be built
into the wall, on the outside of the wall, and may be suspended on the wall.
Building-in shall take place in connection with non-inflammable materials only.
Virtually all installations are designed individually, and in all cases the distance
to inflammable matter must meet the values stated below.

The Base

The base must, of course, be firm and have adequate load-bearing capacity.
This will usually pose no problem when assembling in an open fireplace.

In case of an inflammable floor, the height of the foundation for the insert must
be minimum 300mm.

Distance to inflammable material

When the fireplace insert is mounted in an existing brick fireplace, the
requirements for distance to inflammable material and fireproofing on the floor
will usually be in order.

If it is a matter of a new building, reference is made to any local regulations on
fireproofing etc. You may contact your chimney sweeper for clarification of
any issues of doubt.

350

250

3

0

0

For H570, the above distances to inflammable material shall apply, as
measured from the cabinet.
For H470, the distance behind the fireplace insert is 350mm. The distances
to the side and below are the same.

For furniture, a distance of 1.1 metres is recommended.

Distance to non-inflammable material

For non-inflammable material, no requirements apply.

The Chimney

A good chimney draught is essential for how well a fireplace insert will burn.
Note that there should be access to cleaning doors.

The working height of the chimney should typically range between 3.5 and 4.5
metres. Working height shall be understood as the distance from the fireplace
insert top to the top of the chimney.