5. SAUNA VENTILATION
- Sauna ventilation must be as efficient as possible to achieve sufficient oxygen content and
freshness. The air in the sauna room should change 3-6 times an hour. Sauna ventilation
should be implemented in accordance with the HVAC designer’s designs.
- Fresh air is supplied through a duct with a diameter of approx. 100mm. The exhaust air should
be removed through a duct of larger diameter as compared to the fresh air duct.
- In case of mechanical ventilation, it is recommended to install the supply air valve in the ceiling
close to the stove. Consider the temperature sensor distance from the supply air valve!
- The distance between the temperature sensor and the fresh air duct must be at least
1,000mm; with a directional nozzle, 500mm
.
- In case of natural ventilation, the supply air valve should be installed next to the stove or below
it, to the wall or floor.
- In fresh air supply, mixing of the air with the sauna air and the steam is important.
- The exhaust air is routed as far as possible from the supply air and close to the floor.
- The exhaust air valve may be located under the benches.
- The exhaust air can be routed from the sauna room through the wash room, for example, under
the door. An approx. 100-150mm gap is required before the door and the floor.
- A dedicated sauna drying valve, if any, is to be installed in the ceiling of the sauna.
(The valve is closed for the duration of heating and sauna activities.)
6. IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS
- Never place any objects on the stove or dry clothes in its vicinity.
- Do not use the sauna for storing any items that do not belong there.
- The recommended sauna temperature is 60-80°C.
- Prolonged stay in a hot sauna raises the body temperature, which may be dangerous. Sleeping
in sauna is prohibited.
- Be careful with a hot stove, since the stove stones and metal parts may burn your skin.
- Throw small amounts (1-2dl) of water on the stones, since vaporized water may cause burns.
- This device is not intended for use by children or persons with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities or lacking the required experience and knowledge, unless they are
supervised or have been instructed concerning the use of the device by the person responsible
for their safety.
- Stay away from hot sauna when under the influence of drugs.
- Children must be supervised to prevent playing with the device.
- Always check the sauna before turning the stove on.
- An incorrectly filled stone compartment may cause a fire.
- Covering the stove may cause a fire.
- When the stove is ON, the door and windows must be closed.
- Use of the stove is prohibited under circumstances where safe operation cannot be ensured.
- In case of doubts, please contact the supplier for explanations.
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