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Step 4: Traditional Sauna Heater 
Wiring traditional sauna heater 
(optional). Refer to Diagram 2 for the 
traditional sauna heater for wire size or 
a 72" wire is provided with the sauna 
heater. Preinstall wire from the CB PK 
box to the location of the bottom of the 
sauna heater. 

A two conductor cable is provided with 
the sauna heater for the high limit safety 
switch. Preinstall wire in the wall. The 
traditional sauna system will not work 
if the wires and switch are not 
connected.

Step 5: Sensor Installation
Install five conductor cable provided for 
the sensor to the CB PK Box. Refer to 
Diagram 1 for location.

Step 6: 

Lighting Installation (Optional 

Equipment) SaunaLogic IS is capable of 
operating ONLY a lighting package  
purchased with the system. The lighting 
package consists of 3 color therapy 
lights, 2 interior lights, 3 exterior lights, 
and the cables to connect the light 
assemblies to the CB PK box. The 
cables provided are 176" from CB PK 
box to the first light fixture. Then the 
cable is 60" between the fixtures. All 
cable lengths are similar depending on 
the number of fixtures. 

Predetermine light fixture locations in 
the ceiling based on cable lengths and 
CB PK box location. Route the cable 
provided from the light locations in the 
ceiling to the CB PK box. 

Step 7: Light Fixture Installation
Cut 2 3/4" holes in tongue and groove 
boards for light fixtures. Ensure the 
lighting cables reach the hole locations. 

    SECTION 2: ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION SUMMARY AND TIPS CONT.

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Summary of Contents for IS 200

Page 1: ...gets hot during operation and should not be touched or burns may result Minors should be adequately supervised whenever near a hot or warming sauna Infrared Sauna Series Models IS 200 IS 300 IS 400 I...

Page 2: ...materials to be sure you have the proper minimum distances DIAGRAM 2 Page 2 OBSERVING MINIMUM DISTANCES IS REQUIRED TO REDUCE FIRE HAZARD Sauna Heater Optional Equipment Sauna Heater Denotes an option...

Page 3: ...4215 109 G 10 30 09 Typical IS Installation with a tradiontal sauna heater Refer to Diagram 1 for minimum spacing requirements...

Page 4: ...ize information Step 3 Will the wires be installed in the walls or surface mounted If preinstalled pull 12 2 AWG wire w ground from the CB PK Box to closest IR emitter Leave 18 of wire sticking out th...

Page 5: ...allation Optional Equipment SaunaLogic IS is capable of operating ONLY a lighting package purchased with the system The lighting package consists of 3 color therapy lights 2 interior lights 3 exterior...

Page 6: ...Interior Lights Connect the cable from exterior lights to the connector labels Exterior Lights Connect the high limit sensor cable to JT13 of the circuit board in the CB PK Box Traditional sauna heat...

Page 7: ...4215 109 G 10 30 09 Page 7 WIRING DIAGRAM CONTROL AND HEATER MODELS...

Page 8: ...4215 109 G 10 30 09 Page 8 WIRING DIAGRAM CONTROL AND HEATER MODELS...

Page 9: ...stem to heat slower which may result in less effective performance Press the Traditional Sauna button on the SaunaLogic IS and the default settings for the temperature ispreset to 176 F the bath time...

Page 10: ...igh limit continually shuts off the heater contact a service representative at 1 888 780 4427 The sauna like a bathroom should be kept clean and odor free Towels or mats should always be used on bench...

Page 11: ...ed WARNING Reduce the risk of overheating warning plate must be mounted on or alongside the door outside the sauna room at about eye level The enclosed CAUTION Reduce the risk of fire caution plate mu...

Page 12: ...rmation There is one high limit for each system Need to determine which system is operating to know which high limit is alarming System won t start to heat ensure the system is not in the delay mode I...

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