IKI Corner IKI 6 kW Instructions For Installation And Use Manual Download

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Instructions for installation and use

Corner IKI and Wall IKI

sauna heaters

with mounted unit

Corner IKI 6 kW / MC10060NA

Wall IKI 6 kW / MW10060NA

Corner IKI 9 kW / MC10090NA

Wall IKI 9 kW / MW10090NA

2/2022

Summary of Contents for Corner IKI 6 kW

Page 1: ...Instructions for installation and use Corner IKI and Wall IKI sauna heaters with mounted unit Corner IKI 6 kW MC10060NA Wall IKI 6 kW MW10060NA Corner IKI 9 kW MC10090NA Wall IKI 9 kW MW10090NA 2 2022...

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Page 3: ...tion is complete these instructions must be given to the owner or the person caring for the sauna The sauna heater is intended for the sole purpose of heating the sauna room to a temperature appropria...

Page 4: ...2 Model table 13 Requirements for water quality 13 Operating the heater timer and temperature 14 High temperature control reset button 14 Warning placards 15 Instructions for use and maintenance 15 Tr...

Page 5: ...exposure can be harmful to health The sauna should not be used as testing facility for tolerance Persons with poor health should consult their physicians before using the sauna Do not place any combu...

Page 6: ...er thus causing the resistance temperature to rise too high which may set the wall surfaces on fire Do not operate heater without stones or if the stones have been piled incorrectly so that the heatin...

Page 7: ...na after it is tested used by electrician The heater volume should be suitable for the sauna room volume Page 13 Model table shows the recommended sizes for each heater power output A precondition for...

Page 8: ...le for 194 F 90 C within sauna walls Make sure that the connecting cable will not be exposed to thermal radiation or mechanical strain If the rubber cable running inside the wall of the sauna is above...

Page 9: ...element guide to make the piling easier for the time of piling At that point make sure that the elements remain straight when piling the stones A bare heating element can endanger combustible material...

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Page 12: ...11 Wiring diagram 1 Contactor 2 Thermostat 3 Timer 4 Heating elements 5 Ground 6 Overheating limit control 14 13...

Page 13: ...kW 23 6 inches 600 mm B 9 kW 31 5 inches 800 mm Wall IKI A 4 inches 100 mm B 6 kW 23 6 inches 600 mm B 9 kW 31 5 inches 800 mm If the heater is embedded inside the benches there needs to be a 4 inches...

Page 14: ...82 565 ft 50 8 129 cm 10 6 18 5 27 47 cm 140 kg 308 lb 9 kW The height of the heater is measured without the steam guide The guide adds 10 cm to the height NOTE Safety distance is measured upwards fro...

Page 15: ...ion for maximum 1 hr The heater has 8 1hr timer That means that you can set the heater to begin heating after a delay of up to 8hrs If you tun on the heater to 1 9hr zone the heating will start automa...

Page 16: ...either to the side of the heater or by pouring water on top of the stones at different places Check that the heating elements do not become exposed as the stones shift about due to heat expansion The...

Page 17: ...he stones not water goes through without generating steam Turn the temperature lower from the controller Check that the heater output is not too high Page 13 Model table Check that the heater output i...

Page 18: ...installation of the replacement part must be carried out by an licensed electrician The guarantee does not cover the faulty part removal or repair costs on the field If the heater is returned to the m...

Page 19: ...ity in the installations instructions The warranty does not cover colour changes slipping or hair line fractures characteristic to natural stones which do not affect the use or the safety of the heate...

Page 20: ...the heater The supply air inlet vent should be 2 4 inches 50 100 mm in diameter The outlet vent should be located as far away from the heater as possible close to the floor The outlet vent should be t...

Page 21: ...20 Gravity ventilation...

Page 22: ...m height 75 1900 mm As a result the volume of the sauna is decreased and a smaller heater output may be sufficient The ceiling can be lowered so that the ceiling joists are fixed at a suitable height...

Page 23: ...t When the walls and ceiling are covered with panels and the insulation behind the panels is sufficient to prevent thermal flow into the wall materials the heater output is defined according to the cu...

Page 24: ...23 Copyright IKI LLC We reserve the right to changes...