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Dear customer, 
with the purchase of this IR control unit, you have 

opted for a superior quality and an innovative 

electronic device which has been developed 

and manufactured according to the highest 

standards and norms.
Please read the guidelines in these instructions 

carefully so that you can familiarise yourself 

quickly and easily with the unit.

General information

The IR control unit is designed for power supply 

230 V 1N 50 Hz AC and shall be protected with a 

separate 16 A fuse.

The installation and connection of the sauna fa-

cilities and other electrical operating equipment 

may only be carried out by a specialist from an 

authorised specialist electrical company; here 

VDE 0100 Part 703/2006-2 must be observed.

Please read the following installation and operat-

ing instructions through carefully so that your IR 

system can be operated without malfunctions.
Please also follow the information and instruc-

tions provided by the IR cabin manufacturer.

General safety precautions

• 

The unit may only be used for its intended 
purpose as a control for IR radiators or IR heat-
ing foils up to max. 3.5 kW.

• 

The electrical installation may only be per-
formed by an authorized electrician.

• 

You must comply with the regulations of your 
utility company as well as the standard VDE-
guidelines (DIN VDE 0100).

• 

CAUTION!

 Danger of death, never carry out 

repairs and installations yourself. Only a 
qualified technician may remove the housing 
cover.

• 

Caution

: The control power element may not 

be installed in enclosed switching cabinets or 
be enclosed in wooden panelling!

• 

The unit may only be used for its intended 
purpose as a control for IR radiant heaters.

• 

The system must be disconnected at all poles 
from the mains during all installation and re-
pair work, meaning that you must switch off 
all fuses or the main switch.

• 

Follow the safety and installation information 
provided by the manufacturer.

• 

This unit is not intended for use by persons 
(including children) with restricted physi-
cal, sensory or mental capacity or by per-
sons without the necessary experience and/
or knowledge unless they are supervised by 
someone responsible for their safety or re-
ceive instructions from them on how to use 
the unit.

• 

Children are to be supervised in order to en-
sure that they do not play with this device.

• 

 Only IR radiators acc. DIN 60335 or IR 

heating foils with integrated overheating pro-
tection (140°C) may be connected.

• 

Follow the safety and installation information 
provided by the IR radiant heater manufac-
turer. 

Summary of Contents for InfraTec Premium

Page 1: ...INNOVATIVE SAUNA TECHNOLOGY Made in Germany EOS InfraTec Premium Druck Nr 29344785en 27 21 EN Installation and operating instruction Control unit for infrared cabins...

Page 2: ...9 Connection diagram for IR radiant heaters 10 Connection diagram for IR heating foils 11 Connection diagram for IR radiant heaters and IR heating foils 12 Connecting the sensor cables 13 Installation...

Page 3: ...Room temperature for heating foil operation 22 Radiant heater for back 23 Front radiant heater 24 Radiant heater for legs 25 Heating time 26 Switch Off 27 Error messages 28 Recycling 29 Service Addres...

Page 4: ...stem KTY sensor main sensor cabin temperature KTY sensor heating foil sensor optional Heating time limitation 1 99 minutes 0 12 hours Ambient temperature 10 to 40 C Dimensions control panel HxBxT 130...

Page 5: ...med by an authorized electrician You must comply with the regulations of your utility company as well as the standard VDE guidelines DINVDE 0100 CAUTION Danger of death never carry out repairs and ins...

Page 6: ...mm are drilled ac cording to the dimensions shown in Fig 2 2 Insert one of the wood screws into the top center hole The power element is hooked onto this screw Therefore leave the screw out by ca 3 mm...

Page 7: ...outside the cabin Inside the cabin select a mounting position that is preferably underneath an IR beam Fig 6 Inside wall of cabin Outside wall of cabin Insulation control panel cable Lay the connecti...

Page 8: ...r output circuits Lay the connection cable from the control ele ment to the power switchgear and produce the plug connections according to the connection diagram Adapting the control to the installed...

Page 9: ...l arrangement on the circuit board Power unit Installation diagram F1 0 2 AT 6 3 AT 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 Bedienteil Control panel IR Emitter 1 IR Emitter 2 IR Emitter 3 Leistungsteil Relay box optional 230 V...

Page 10: ...W P3 max 500 W Circuits with dimmable variable power output P1 and P2 Circuit with switchable output P3 IR Emitter 1 Power P1 IR Emitter 2 Power P2 IR Emitter 3 Power P3 230 V AC 50 Hz N N CTR L N L I...

Page 11: ...T MAINS IR 3 Jumper KTY 10 5 KTY 10 5 L N N N L L S1 S2 Platine JP3 JP2 JP1 IR Emitter 1 Power P1 IR Emitter 2 Power P2 IR Emitter 3 Power P3 IR IR Power load P1 max 1 500 W P2 max 1 500 W P3 max 500...

Page 12: ...Power P2 IR Emitter 3 Power P3 230 V AC 50 Hz N N CTR L N IR L IR 1 IR 2 L LIGHT MAINS IR 3 Jumper KTY 10 5 KTY 10 5 L N N N L L S1 S2 Platine JP3 JP2 JP1 Power load P1 max 1 500 W P2 max 1 500 W P3 m...

Page 13: ...uring the unit inspection acc EN 60335 2 53 The room tem perature sensor must always be mounted on the ceiling in the centre of the cabin The fol lowing Figs give you an overview of the instal lation...

Page 14: ...the heating foil sensor directly onto the heating foil Only mount the heating foil sensor when using IR heating foils with integrated overheat ing protection Mount the sensor directly between the hea...

Page 15: ...bin into operation The following pages explain the operation settings and options of the Infratec Premium control unit The fig shows the operating unit in Stand by mode with the light switched on Oper...

Page 16: ...ensaver By pressing any key you can return to the Stand by default display The following applies for all settings The following is shown at the bottom area of the display 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 min 20 C...

Page 17: ...NL 12 00 20 C 12 00 14 00 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 14 00 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 14 35 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 3 sek 12 00 20 C Step 1 connect the device to the mains Step 2 Select and set langua...

Page 18: ...0 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 14 00 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 DE GB FR ES NL 12 00 20 C 12 00 14 00 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 14 35 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C Press Set and simultaneously Press Set and...

Page 19: ...00 20 C 15 sec Press Set for 3 sec onds to confirm To exit press Start or wait 15 sec The display changes back to standby mode 12 00 110 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 DE GB FR ES NL 12 00 20 C 12 00...

Page 20: ...t C F 12 00 20 C 12 00 DE GB FR ES NL 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C F 3 sec 15 sec Switching on the IR system 12 00 20 C Switching off the IR system 20 minutes 12 00 20 min 20 C 12 00 20 min 20 C 1...

Page 21: ...g operation These changes take effect immediately and are not stored permanently They apply only for the respective session Room temperature In Stand by 12 00 40 C 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 55 C 20 C 12 0...

Page 22: ...s 12 00 20 C IR Room temperature for heat ing foil operation The display shows the temperature value to be regulated in the central area 40 55 C 12 00 20 C In Stand by In operation 12 00 20 min 20 C...

Page 23: ...eated to max 70 C The room temperature control over the main temperature sensor is disabled in this case 12 00 20 C 5 sek 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C In operation 12 00 20 min 20 C 12...

Page 24: ...12 00 12 00 20 C 15 sec 12 00 20 C Dimmmable only by operation with IR radiators and in combination mode IR radiators heating foils If the power output for IR radiators is reduced in Stand by mode th...

Page 25: ...by 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C In operation 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 C 15 s 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 min 20 C 5 s 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 min 20 C 15 sek Please note that the...

Page 26: ...C 12 00 25 min 20 C 12 00 20 C 3 sek In Stand by In operation 12 00 25 min 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 25 min 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 20 min 20 C 12 00 20 C 12 00 25 min 20 C 12 00 20 C 5 sek 15 sek 12 00 20...

Page 27: ...I Device switched off completely Position 0 Light enabled Device switched off Position II Switch off The control unit is equipped with a Switch off rocker switch This switch allows to switch the contr...

Page 28: ...ors and IR heating foils are connected then both sensors are monitored The error messages appear as follows 12 00 20 C SENSOR BREAK 1 12 00 20 C SENSOR SHORT 1 12 00 20 C SENSOR BREAK 2 12 00 20 C SEN...

Page 29: ...your questions quickly and compe tently please provide the information printed on the type shield including the model item no and serial no in all inquiries Equipment commissioning date ______________...

Page 30: ...roducts is designed for the ship ping of individually packed goods pallet We expressly point out that our packaging is not suitable for individual shipments via parcel post The manufacturer shall acce...

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