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Electrical connection 

 

 

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Installation instructions 

 
 
 

Electrical connection  

5.1 

Safety 

 

Electric poten-
tial  

 

 

DANGER! 
Danger to life due to electric potential! 

Contact with live components can be fatal. 

Damage of the insulation of the individual components can be danger-
ous to life. 

Therefore: 

For switching off the mains, the power supply cable must be equipped 
with a fuse with a contact opening width corresponding to the require-
ments of the excess voltage category III for total disconnection. 

Disconnect the unit from the mains before carrying out any work on   it 
(switch off the fuse in the distribution box) and secure against restarting. 
Check for zero potential. The control device should be disconnected 
from the mains before opening the casing.  
–  In case of damage to the insulation, switch off the power supply im-

mediately and carry out the repair. 

–  Work on electrical unit should be carried out by certified electricians 

only. 

–  Never bypass fuses or put them out of operation. 
–  While replacing fuses, pay attention to correct current specifications. 
–  Keep moisture away from live components, since it can lead to short 

circuit. 

 

WARNING! 
If a short circuit occurs in a 230V/400V load, the relay contact can 
be welded by the high short-circuit current. Is turned on before 
removing the short circuit, the safety relay can be also welded. 
This can lead to the continuous operation of the load. Turn off the 
circuit breaker in the junction box. Send the unit back to the 
factory for check/repair. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for FNT2000 Series

Page 1: ...the control unit so that they are always accessible Technical changes and errors excepted illustration similar Serie FNTxx00 Installation instructions Sauna control Series FNT2000 FNT2200 Series FNT3...

Page 2: ...ation of sauna control unit 12 4 2 Installing the temperature and humidity sensor 13 4 2 1 Temperature sensor 13 4 2 2 Humidity Sensor 14 4 2 3 Installation and electrical connection 15 5 Electrical c...

Page 3: ...property damage DANGER indicates an imminent dangerous situation which could lead to loss of life or cause serious injuries if not avoided WARNING indicates a possible dangerous situation which can be...

Page 4: ...The sensor of the thermostat must be installed in such a way that it is not affected by the incoming cool air 1 2 Intended use This control Unit is exclusively meant for operation and control of sauna...

Page 5: ...l Due to their technical training knowledge and experience as well as the knowledge of the relevant regulations these persons are in a position to carry out the tasks as signed to them and to identify...

Page 6: ...ains before carrying out any work on it switch off the fuse in the distribution box and secure against restarting Check for zero potential The control device should be disconnected from the mains befo...

Page 7: ...C sensor short circuit at ca 25 C STB interruption at ca 140 C accordingly to DIN EN 60335 2 53 section 19 Humidity Sensor connecta ble No Yes Timer Yes Yes Week Timer No No Light dimmable trailing ed...

Page 8: ...er of leads H07RN FG2 5 heavy rubber hose 2 5 mm2 Power supply cables must be polychloroprene coated and should not be lighter than heavy polychloroprene coated flexible cables 230 400V cables for sup...

Page 9: ...ching capacity consumer 1 Only in controls with the bathing option Sauna with humidity 2 Only in controls with the bathing option Infrared NOTE FASEL additionally offers a extension power unit for loa...

Page 10: ...Technical Data 10 Installation instructions Figure 1 Cabling while installing the sauna control device not directly on the outer wall of the cabin...

Page 11: ...onsignment should not be accepted or accepted conditionally only Note down the scope of damage on the transport documents or on the delivery note of the transporter Initiate claim NOTE Claim damages a...

Page 12: ...al as a minimum protection 4 1 Installation of sauna control unit Installation The sauna control device should be installed sideways above and below at a distance of at least 5 cm from the walls or ot...

Page 13: ...s on the control This could be due to the following reasons Depending on the cabin the temperature differences from the floor to the ceiling or from the oven to the opposite wall can be up to 60 K and...

Page 14: ...pposite side of the oven S2 II same side offset to the Underbench oven U1 or adjacent wall This position for the sensor is only a recommendation for standard cabins Attention The system installer has...

Page 15: ...e bench sen sor 4 2 3 Installation and electrical connection 1 Lead the heat resistant signal cable for the sensor through the cable aper ture provided and through the bore of the securing plate 2 Pla...

Page 16: ...eck for zero potential The control device should be disconnected from the mains before opening the casing In case of damage to the insulation switch off the power supply im mediately and carry out the...

Page 17: ...you connect inductors like e g a magnet valve relay transformer throttle or engine the interferences of the consumers must be suppressed 5 2 Connecting the control device consumers and sensor 1 Conne...

Page 18: ...oven sensor for temperature and bench sensor for temperature Figure 5 Connection of cover guard for sauna oven detailed installation and connec tion Instructions refer the documentation provided by th...

Page 19: ...ical connection Installation instructions 19 Electrical circuit diagrams for sensor Figure 7 Connection of bench sensor for humidity Figure 8 Connection of combined bench sensor for temperature and hu...

Page 20: ...Electrical connection 20 Installation instructions 5 3 Electrical circuit diagram...

Page 21: ...the light and fan control using jumpers NoLu Fan control Terminal 1 activated NoLu Fan control deactivated only On Off NoLi Dimming of light Terminal 3 activated NoLi Dimming of light deactivated onl...

Page 22: ...responding to the require ments of the excess voltage category III for total disconnection Disconnect the unit from the mains before carrying out any work on it switch off the fuse in the distribution...

Page 23: ...manufacturers may be connected to this control if the technical data match These devices have their own operating instructions Please note the safety information technical data and instructions in the...

Page 24: ...ases L1 L2 and L3 have been connected to the appropriate terminals see circuit diagram Check the electrical consumers like the cabin light cleaning light and fans It must be possible to switch on and...

Page 25: ...ure measurement value in the Basic Settings In fo Sensor menu If required compare the displayed value with the value on a ref erence temperature measuring device After approximately 10 minutes of oper...

Page 26: ...e manufacturer and the legal regulations valid at the time of concluding the agreement are applicable Guarantee The guarantee period of the manufacturer starts from the time of dispatch by the manu fa...

Page 27: ...control should be carried out only by the tech nical experts Obtain spare parts from the installer or the dealer of the sauna unit For address see the invoice delivery note or the reverse of the manua...

Page 28: ...Notes Address of the contractor installer or the dealer of the sauna unit...

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