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ENGLISH

4

Power

Pre-run Timer /

Mode

Up

Light

LED Display

LED Indicators

Buttons and States (Illustration)

Heater

Steamer

(Optional)

Fan

(Optional)

Light

Timer

Temperature

Relative Humidity

(Optional)

For illustrative reference only. 

2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

2.1 Quick Start

1.  Switch the power “ON” by pressing the Power button. The set 

temperature will be displayed for 5 seconds followed by the 
actual temperature inside the sauna room. 

2.  Press arrow keys to adjust temperature.
3.  To change the parameter values, press the Mode button. 
4.  Now the corresponding LED is blinking faster. Use the up and 

down arrows to change the values.

5.  You can move from one parameter to another by short pressing 

the Mode button.

6.  Confirm the settings by long pressing the Mode button. If no 

keys are pressed after 5 seconds, the control unit will confirm 
the changes automatically.

7.  It usually takes around 25-40 minutes for the sauna to get 

warm. After this you can start to use your sauna.

Summary of Contents for SAUNOVA 2.0

Page 1: ...ENGLISH MANUAL Congratulations on your purchase of Saunova 2 0 Control Unit Please read the manual carefully before using the control Not for use in the USA Canada and Mexico ...

Page 2: ...eamer 6 2 3 2 Water Refill 7 2 3 3 Cabin Drying 7 3 Assembly and Installation 8 3 1 Control Unit to Heater Connection Diagram 8 3 2 Power Controller 9 3 3 Contactor Unit 9 3 4 Technical Diagram 10 3 5 Sensors 12 3 5 1 Sensor location with heaters mounted on the wall 12 3 5 2 Sensor location with heaters mounted on the floor 13 3 6 Maximum Session Time 13 3 7 Fan Optional 14 3 8 Installation of Pow...

Page 3: ... qualified electrician is allowed to make electrical connections and repairs on the unit Use original parts only 2 Disconnect the Power Controller and the Contactor Unit from the electrical circuit before installation opening the lid of the power controller or contactor unit and repair 3 Check power supply rating before installation 4 Check the correct location of the sensor in the installation se...

Page 4: ...by the actual temperature inside the sauna room 2 Press arrow keys to adjust temperature 3 To change the parameter values press the Mode button 4 Now the corresponding LED is blinking faster Use the up and down arrows to change the values 5 You can move from one parameter to another by short pressing the Mode button 6 Confirm the settings by long pressing the Mode button If no keys are pressed aft...

Page 5: ...on However the sauna room light will not be switched off Light button can be used even the heater is off Also Fan 2 2 3 Pre run button Pre run button can only be enabled in Off Mode During the pre run parameter values can be changed Set the pre run time by pressing the Pre run button A countdown time is displayed Use the Up and Down arrow keys to change the pre run values After pre run time expire...

Page 6: ...r more than 5 seconds A high beep will confirm the activation and the deactivation When key lock is activated only heater on off and cabin light functions can be used Toggle button is enabled only to see actual values If other buttons are pressed is shown in the display Unlock the buttons by pressing up and down arrow keys at the same time for more than 5 seconds A high beep will confirm it The ke...

Page 7: ...tomatically react to the low level of water The water inlet will open to fill up the tank and steamer session can be continued without intervention In the manual fill the alarm beeps and FILL will be displayed as long as the user fills the tank However if the user does not refill the tank and it becomes empty a high tone interval beep and dry display will alarm the user The steamer will automatica...

Page 8: ...nova 2 0 user interface can be installed either inside or outside the sauna room Only one user interface can be used to control the heater T H ja TS2 sensors are optional Follow local regulation of the junction box s location Junction Box max 500mm USER INTERFACE max 800mm height inside sauna USER INTERFACE SENSOR S HEATER INSIDE SAUNA ROOM OUTSIDE SAUNA ROOM POWER SUPPLY POWER CONTROLLER HEATER F...

Page 9: ...f PVC insulated cable as a connecting cable is prohibited due to thermal embrittlement The maximum distance of the junction box from the floor is 500 mm measured from the upper corner of the box WARNING Do not embed the control unit into the wall because it may lead to overheating of the unit and cause damage 3 3 Contactor Unit If the heater used is more than 9 kW an additional contactor is needed...

Page 10: ...SESSION TEMP SLAVE COMBI 1 2 3 BLACK BROWN WHITE WHITE BLUE BLACK BROWN WHITE BLUE BLUE TB 1 1 1 3 2 LIGHT FAN FILL EMPTY Note SAFETY SWITCH K7 J4 UB N U V W N N N N R in S in T in J3 J2 J1 RS1 F3 F1 F2 RS3 RS2 K6 K5 K4 K2 ERROR 1 2 3 4 K1 K3 REMON N N N N 3 4 2 4 REM ON LEVEL 5 core cable Control Unit Main Switch BROWN CONTROL A A B BLACK BLUE 1 1 0 1 Primary Supply Fuse Glass Light 1000 mA 160 m...

Page 11: ...ed sensor is capable of measuring the humidity as well as the temperature With two sensors it is possible to receive more accurate measurements from the sauna room If the heater is mounted on the wall or floor standing less than 200mm from the wall the first temperature sensor needs to be mounted on the wall above the heater Place the sensor 150mm from the ceiling Fig 6 7 However if the heater is ...

Page 12: ...se of the sauna For domestic use the total on time of the sauna is limited to 6 hours It includes pre run time and the session time The factory setting for the control unit is 6 hours For condominiums hotels and similar locations the operating period of the sauna heater is limited to 12 hours including the pre run time and the session time For public sauna the operating period of the sauna heater ...

Page 13: ...d condense of water is not possible inside the controller 2 Unscrew two screws from the top cover 3 Remove the plastic cover of the control unit by pushing the front lock through the hole in the chassis 4 Insert the designated wires to corresponding terminals See Technical Diagram 5 Drill holes for the screws on the wall as where to attach the power controller Install the power controller in verti...

Page 14: ...the Power Controller 4 Insert the casing on the cut section 5 Screw the Control panel to the wall on the holes provided 6 Snap the top cover of the panel to its place 3 10 The Power Controller Main Switch The power controller switch can be found on the top end of the unit Using this switch you can isolate the electronics from the mains power supply In order to put the unit into operation switch to...

Page 15: ...h function is available when it is switched ON and Door Switch function when it is OFF Both functions cannot work at the same time 4 1 1 Safety Switch The safety switch function is for a triggering device that will cut the heater connection when a combustible foreign object is thrown to the heater 4 1 2 Door Switch Install a door sensor and connect it to the control A signal is channel to the cont...

Page 16: ...d they are correctly installed check the sensor The heater can still be used with the sensor 1 only but 2 sensors are needed for the steamer If a new sensor is needed or no reason for the problem can be found contact the retailer Check the RJ cable If the area where the cable is located has many other cables it can cause interference problems Make sure that only one main board is set to Power Cont...

Page 17: ... one sensor is installed the steamer cannot be used The user can confirm the error by pressing the on off button after which the heater will function normally but the steamer cannot be used The user switches the steamer on and dry is displayed immediately Check that the empty and tank level terminals from the heater are connected with the empty and the tank level in the Power Controller The steame...

Page 18: ...RatedPower3Phases RatedVoltage3Phases RatedPowerSinglePhase RatedVoltageSinglePhase Frequency Switchingcapacityperphase Saunatemperaturerange Maximumsessiontime preset DimensionsSAUNOVA2 0Stypes UserInterface PowerController WeightSAUNOVA2 0Stypes UserInterface PowerController WeightSAUNOVA2 0Btypes 9kWAC1 3x3kW 400V3N 9kWAC1 230V1N 50 60Hz 16A 30 110 C 1 2 4 6 8 12 18 24h W 104x H 147 x D 37 W 26...

Page 19: ...RatedVoltage3Phases Frequency Switchingcapacityperphase 9kWAC1 3x 3kW 400V3N 50 60Hz 16A Additional Powerexpansion tomaximumof 18kW ContactorUnit Description Power Rating Remarks Temperature Sensorwithfuse BenchTemperatureSensor BenchCombinedTemperature HumiditySensor Optional Optional Sensor Description Remarks ...

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