EOS 46.U, Assembly And Operating Instruction, Page: 17 / 39

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Dear Customer,
You have purchased a high quality technical
appliance which will provide you with many
years of enjoyable sauna bathing. This sauna
heating system was constructed in accordance
with latest European safety standards, inspect-
ed and manufactured in accordance with the
Quality Standard DIN EN ISO 9001:2015.
This detailed installation and user‘s guide was
created for your information. Please note espe-
cially the important information and the details
dealing with the electrical connection.
We wish you a richly invigorating and restor-
ative sauna bathing experience.
Intended use
This sauna heater is exclusively intended for the
heating of sauna cabins in private or commer-
cial use (public sauna), in combination with an
appropriate control unit.
Any use apart from the defined application is
considered as non-intended use. Adherence to
the standard usage, installation, maintenance
and servicing requirements is also part of the
intended use. The manufacturer is not respon-
sible for any damage or loss resulting from in-
appropriate or non-intended usage.
The manufacturer is not responsible for unau-
thorized alterations undertaken by the user
and any consequential damage. The risk for
such measures shall be borne solely by the per-
son carrying out the alterations and causing
the damage.
General notes
Please note that an optimal sauna climate can
be reached only when the cabin, with its air in-
take and exhaust, the sauna heating unit and
the control unit have been tuned for compati-
bility with one another.
Please note all data and information provided
by your sauna supplier.
The sauna heating units warm your sauna cab-
in through means of heated air convection. To
this end, fresh air from the air intake vent is
drawn in, rises upon warming (convection) and
is then circulated through the cabin. A part of
the used air is pushed out through the exhaust
vent in the cabin. This is the means by which
the typical sauna climate develops, reaching
characteristic temperatures of about 110 °C
directly under the ceiling of your sauna, which
fall off to about 30-40 °C in the floor area due
to the temperature gradient in the sauna cabin.
Therefore, it is not unusual when, for example,
temperatures of 110 °C prevail in the area of
the temperature sensor over the oven, while
the thermometer, which is installed 20-25 cm
under the cabin ceiling on the sauna wall, reg-
isters only 85 °C. With a temperature setting at
maximum, the mean bathing temperature lies
between 80 °C and 90 °C in the area of the up-
per recliner bench.
Please note that the highest temperature val-
ues in the cabin always develop in the area
above the sauna heating unit and that the tem-
perature sensor and safety limiter must be in-
stalled in this area in accordance with the con-
trol unit installation guide.
At the initial heating you may notice a slight
odor arising from evaporation of substances
from the manufacturing process. Air out your
cabin after this cycle before you begin with the
sauna bath.
First of all check whether the sauna heater
has arrived at your site undamaged. Regis-
ter transport damage claims immediately
with the delivering transport company or
please contact the supplier who provided
the equipment to you.