Homestays & resorts
Warm dining rooms and guest rooms on half the wood.
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Which model for which space
Match heat output to the room — guest rooms stay compact; shared dining needs more output.
Guest rooms
Compact heaters for individual rooms — EcoMini, Eco1, Hotbox-1.
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EcoMini
Smaller, lighter and cheaper than predecessors — but just as hot. The smallest, lightest, hottest stove on the market. Uses less than 50% of the wood of a typical Chulha/Bukhari.
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Eco1
The most widely deployed HRS system. Uses high-temperature clean combustion developed in Australia and refined in India. Burns less than 50% of the wood of a typical Chulha/Bukhari.
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Hotbox-1
Highly efficient eco-friendly heating solution for mountain regions. Minimises firewood use while maximising heat output. Portable, durable, minimal smoke.
Dining halls & common spaces
Higher output for larger shared rooms — Eco2 and Eco3.
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Eco2
Mid-range unit at 625mm height. Same footprint as Eco1. Recommended for large rooms and smaller guesthouse dining rooms. Uses approx. 50% less wood than a typical Bukhari.
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Eco3
The largest in the range at 825mm height. Recommended for large rooms, guesthouse dining rooms, small halls, and maximum-heating applications.
Wood cost & payback (published figures only)
- Up to 50% less firewood than a typical bukhari or chulha.
- Near-zero visible chimney smoke after about 15 minutes of warm-up.
- Homepage customer quote: wood spend from ₹3,000/month to about ₹1,200 — stove “paid for itself in six months” (one anecdote, not a guarantee).
- TODO: LPG / electric blower running-cost comparison — not published on the site yet; owner to supply figures.
Distributor feedback — Tissa, Chamba
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Dealer presence includes Shimla, Kullu, Manali, Chamba, Leh, and Parwanoo.
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