Giulia Air, Valentina Air N
Currently certified
EPA lists Giulia Air, Valentina Air N under Laminox as a currently certified pellet stove.
The listed emission rate is 1.6 grams per hour.
The listed HHV efficiency is 84 percent.
Source: EPA Certified Wood Heater Database, snapshot 2026-10-23.
EPA rows
| Field | Row 1 |
|---|---|
| Status | Currently certified |
| Type | Pellet Stove |
| Subtype | Non-Catalytic Stove |
| Emission | 1.6 grams per hour |
| HHV efficiency | 84 percent |
| Heat output | 26,918–48,694 BTU/hr |
| Firebox | Not applicable |
| CO | 0.74 g/min |
| Certified fuel | Wood Pellets |
| Test method | Not listed |
| 2020 NSPS | Yes |
Retail names in the model line
These are the names split from EPA's model cell. They are aliases for this line, not separate listings.
- Giulia Air
- Valentina Air N
Other model lines from this manufacturer
- Jessica 11 Air, Veronica 11 Air Currently certified
- Jessica Natural, Veronica Natural Currently certified
- Phenix Air, Lydia Natural Currently certified
Nearest model lines by EPA figures
Nearest means the smallest absolute difference on that EPA figure, among other Pellet Stove model lines that list it. Ties are ordered by model name.
Emission
- 10-CPM, 49-TRCPM, 49-SHCPM — 1.6 grams per hour
- 5710E, AP5710E, VG5710E, 5501SE, AP5501SE, VG5501SE, 5710-XHE, US513ME, Breckwell SP600, Comfort Glow CGPS2050 — 1.6 grams per hour
- Eclipse-P — 1.6 grams per hour
- Frontier II — 1.6 grams per hour
- GW-2014-W,GW-2014 — 1.6 grams per hour
HHV efficiency
- ComfortBilt HP54 — 84 percent
- LIA, LISA — 84 percent
- PS60W Model Line: C60W, N60WTS, H80XL, C80XL, J80XL, N80XL, J60W, N60W, H60W, C60WTS, H60WTS, J60WTS, and PS60WTS — 84 percent
- 5710E, AP5710E, VG5710E, 5501SE, AP5501SE, VG5501SE, 5710-XHE, US513ME, Breckwell SP600, Comfort Glow CGPS2050 — 83 percent
- Europa 75a, Rafael 55a — 83 percent
Heat output
- Caddy, Alterna — 10,100–71,000 BTU/hr
- Harman P68-C — 15,756–52,664 BTU/hr
- Harman P68 — 11,800–53,500 BTU/hr
- Harman P61-C — 17,085–46,831 BTU/hr
- HP 61 — 21,425–42,246 BTU/hr