Lenoxx Electronics G60 User Manual
The Elite
®
Series G60 gas furnace surrounds you with quiet, cozy comfort
all season long. Its two-stage design accommodates two levels of heating:
high heat for extremely cold days, and low heat for mild days.
EnginEErEd for quiEt comfort and EfficiEncy
Because the G60 operates at low capacity about 80% of the time,
it provides quieter, more even heat distribution and regulates the
temperature to within as little as one degree of the thermostat setting.
And with an 80% efficiency rating, the G60 can reduce your energy bills
when compared with less efficient furnaces.
Elite
®
Series G60 Furnace
Two-stage operation provides
greater temperature control
on even the coldest days
greater temperature control
on even the coldest days
Low-speed, continuous
fan setting ensures
quiet operation
fan setting ensures
quiet operation
Eighty percent efficiency
rating can result in significant
energy savings
rating can result in significant
energy savings
efficiency rating
80% afUe (Annual Fuel
Utilization Efficiency).
Utilization Efficiency).
Warranty*
0-year limited warranty
on the heat exchanger.
on the heat exchanger.
5-year limited warranty
on all remaining covered
components.
on all remaining covered
components.
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*Applies to residential applications only.
See actual warranty certificate for details.
AFUE
80%
vs. 55%
80%
vs. 65%
$3000
$2000
$1000
$500
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$2620
80% efficient G60 Gas Furnace vs.
55% and 65% equivalent AFUE units
$1330
3-yEar hEating savings
This chart depicts potential energy savings you can expect
from the G60 gas furnace versus older furnaces with lower
efficiency ratings. Criteria used in this example are 2,000
full-load heating hours, with a 60,000-Btuh heating design
load and $1.281 ccf for gas. Your actual savings will vary
depending on the weather, local fuel rates and your lifestyle.
Source: EPA national average energy rates.
from the G60 gas furnace versus older furnaces with lower
efficiency ratings. Criteria used in this example are 2,000
full-load heating hours, with a 60,000-Btuh heating design
load and $1.281 ccf for gas. Your actual savings will vary
depending on the weather, local fuel rates and your lifestyle.
Source: EPA national average energy rates.