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RA 19 – CONTROL 
 

 

 
 

RA 19 Controller Type 1601-19 

 

Button functions: 

 

 

While the controller is in standby mode (displays not lit) the clicking of the button will 
activate the controller. When the controller is active, pressing this button will stop all 
functions and the controller / heater is disconnected. 
 
The button is used to accept any changes in the settings and / or to move to the next 
setting / operational mode. 
 
Increases the setting rate. Browsing of the rates can be speeded up by holding the button 
pressed down. 
 
 
Reduces the setting rate. Browsing of the rates can be speeded up by holding the button 
pressed down. 
 
Activates a relay on the circuit board. The heater has its own connector for the lighting 
controller, voltage 230 VAC and the maximum power 100W. A led is activated next to the     

light button on the Control panel when the light/s is/are on. 

 
Operational times and  
control settings:  

Operational time (full power) 

 

0 – 2 hours 

 

Stone space temperature (full power)   

250 – 300°C   

 

Stone space temperature (simmering mode) 

150 – 250°C 

 

 
 

 

OK

OK

Sauna light control on / off

Stone space temperature display

Operational time display (full power)
Sauna room temperature display (requires installation of a sensor as an accessory)
Simmering mode on 

Addition of the setting rate

Saving the setting rates
Connection of full power
Selection of the operational mode

Reduction of the setting rate

Activation of the controller

Summary of Contents for 1108-451-1705

Page 1: ...GENUINE SAUNA STEAM User Manual RONDO Type information Power 1108 961 1705 9 6kW 1108 651 1705 6 5kW 1108 451 1705 4 5kW Voltage 400 V 3N 7014056 314 SKLH 30 D...

Page 2: ...resents an upright model standing on the floor The foundation has to be solid as the weight of the heater is approximately 130kg stones included The heater is installed using the adjustable legs The h...

Page 3: ...set in its location and it must not be left to rest on the heater stones Next install the rotating ring with lids into its location see figure 3 Turn the lid to the desired position before tightening...

Page 4: ...pressed down Activates a relay on the circuit board The heater has its own connector for the lighting controller voltage 230 VAC and the maximum power 100W A led is activated next to the light button...

Page 5: ...Control panel error displays When certain error conditions appear the control panel is able to identify via its display what may cause the distortion When a distortion occurs the displays will show an...

Page 6: ...est set temperature will always be stored in the memory The temperature can be set with the and buttons once the upper display is flashing The setting range for the simmering mode is 150 250 C The cha...

Page 7: ...pressing again the OK button or alternatively by waiting for about 3 seconds and then the controller moves automatically to the next setting point Next the lower display shows the latest set sauna tim...

Page 8: ...a use time has expired it can be done by pressing the OK button and by pressing and holding the button down for about 3 seconds Then the heater is transferred back to the simmering mode and the stone...

Page 9: ...0 Adjustable leg Fixing iron Heater leg Floor fixing skrew The main switch and the overheating limiter reset Heater installation measurements NOTE All the measurements given are in millimetres All the...

Page 10: ...ONTROL THERMOSTAT IS LOCATED AT THE SAME ZONE 2 3 1 L L L 1 2 3 U V W 1 2 3 N L1 L2 L3 N N L 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OLEA 71 1 2 3 P P P 9 8 7 3 6 2 5 1 4 K2 1 0 control T2 T1 K K Tx Rx A2 A1 light 55 Pu Ke...

Page 11: ...ight during the installation 2 Place the controller as accurately as possible on the wooden base and drill a 2 3mm hole through the upper plank to the wooden base The depth of the hole has no signific...

Page 12: ...n the recess meant for it 5 Locate the controller frame into its place The frame is located in its place by pressing with the hands Remove using for example a knife the pre worked plastic part reserve...

Page 13: ...ctions for environmental protection This product must not be disposed with normal household waste at the end of its life cycle Instead it should be delivered to a collecting place for the recycling of...

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