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NOTE: 

Location of the sensor is as follows:

a) Single tier seating - 6 feet above floor.
b) Double tier seating - 7 feet above floor.

No. 8 Plastic
anchors

5/8” Hole

Cable to
Steam Generator

Temperature
Sensor and Housing
(Shipped Assembled)

No. 8 Screws
1” Long

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5

STEPS TO INSTALL SENSOR:

1) Take new sensor assembly and connect to 50’ 
sensor cable. Please observe polarity of the 50’ cable. 
Make sure the male end of the cable is routed toward 
the sensor in the steam room.

2) Peel off adhesive backing from sensor.

3) Carefully apply silicone sealant around rear edge.

4) Feed wires back into wall and press sensor firmly to 
wall (be careful to align plate holes with anchor holes).

5) Install screws, and snap chrome cover back into 
place.

6) Temperature sensor assembly must form a 100% 
water tight seal to the wall using silicone supplied.

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50 Foot Sensor Cable

Male end

50’ sensor cable

Male end

05/13

Pub. No. 601-C

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Figure 5 - Sensor Installation - Inside Steamroom

Owners Manual

Digital Command Center Installation

Models: HC-9 thru HC-24 with DCCP Control

VI. Digital Command Center Installation:

WARNING: 

All the electrical power to the steam 

generator MUST be turned OFF before proceeding with 
installation.  

A) The DCCP comes factory wired for either one or two 

steam rooms. The following installation instructions are 
typical for both room installations. The configuration for 
one or two room is set at the factory. When the generator 
is configured for two rooms (SRP-Second Room Package 
must be ordered) it will have 2 room temperature sensors 
(one per room), two electric steam valves, two USER 
BYPASS CONTROLs, and two steam heads. The electric 
steam valves will be labeled 1 and 2. The connections for 
the sensors, USER BYPASS CONTROL(s), and aroma 
pumps, will all be labeled for room 1 and room 2. It is very 
important to pay attention not get the connection to room 
1 and room 2 crossed. If the generator is configured for 
one room there will not be any special markings. 

B) USER BYPASS CONTROL(s): The USER BYPASS 

CONTROL should be located outside the steam room 
door convenient to the bather. This control gives the 
bather limited control of the steam room. The system will 
operate without this control but this function is lost. See 
the operating instructions for further information on this 
function. Route the USER BYPASS CONTROL wire from 
the selected mounting area to the control board in the 
steam generator (see Figue 6 and 7). The USER 
BYPASS CONTROL mounts to 2-1/8” or 55 mm round 
hole in the wall. 

C) DIGITAL COMMAND CENTER is intended to be used 

solely by the manager. It should be located at a conve-

nient height for programming. It may be mounted on the 
wall of the utility room near the steam generator, in the 
manager’s office, or the front desk. The factory supplied 
wire is 50 feet long, therefore the generator must be 
located within its reach. 

IMPORTANT: 

The digital command center is unique 

and not to be confused with the USER BYPASS 
CONTROL wires or the sensor wires. The Digital 
Command Center uses a 4 wire connector, the USER 
BYPASS CONTROL uses a 6 wire connector and the 
room sensor uses a 2 wire connector. Route the Digital 
Commander Center wire from the selected mounting 
location to the control board located in the steam 
generator (see Figure 6 and 7). The Digital Command 
Center mounts to a hole in the wall 2-1/2”w x 7-7/8”h. 

D) Room Temperature Sensor(s): The room temperature 

sensor is required for operation. The sensor must be 
located in the steam room approximately six feet above 
the floor and never closer than one foot to the ceiling or 
the corner of the room. Route the cable from this location 
to the control module on the steam generator. The sensor 
mounts to a 5/8” hole in the wall (see Figure 5 for more 
detail).

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Summary of Contents for HC-9

Page 1: ... Owners Manual Heavy Commercial Steambath Generator Models HC 9 thru HC 24 with DCCP Control 05 13 Pub No 601 C 1 ...

Page 2: ...ations Warning Sign Figure 1 Access Requirements HC 9 thru HC 24 Figure 2 Dimensional Drawing for HC Steam Generator Figure 3 Typical Steam Generator Installation Figure 4 Overview of Generator Figure 5 Sensor Installation Figure 6 Cables Figure 7 Circuit Board Connections Figure 8 Manager and User Controls Programming Examples Specifications Chart Figure 9 Wiring Diagram Figure 10 Steam head Repo...

Page 3: ...ger should fully understand the causes symptoms and effects of hyperthermia which may be described as follows Hyperthermia occurs when the internal temperature of the body reaches a level several degrees above the normal body temperature of 98 6 F The symptoms of hyperthermia include an increase in the internal temperature of the body dizziness lethargy drowsiness and fainting The effects of hyper...

Page 4: ...Outlet Sight Glass Assembly 17 5 21 12 CONTROL POWER STEAM 2 STEAM 1 24KW 208V ASME Data Plate 19 6 2 Steam Valves may be rotated by loosening this union Power Switch Steam Solenoid Switches Shown with optional 2nd control package Heater Access ASME Plate Located Inside 1 Manual Drain Valve 1 Optional Auto Blowdown Valve Control Access Access Shown with optional 2nd control package Steam Outlet 2 ...

Page 5: ...nit purchased is sized adequately for your steam room B Be sure to have the proper electrical supply Determine proper size of wire voltage amperage and phase for the steam generator based on the specification plate attached to the generator and the chart in the back of this manual C Provide an inline fuse circuit breaker as required sized in accordance with specification chart Do not install a GFI...

Page 6: ...from a cold water supply Provide a local shut off valve 2 Rough in the steam line using 3 4 copper tubing Do NOT use iron or galvanized pipe it will rust and discolor wall of steam room For a steam line that is longer than 10 feet use an appropriate pipe insula tion rated for a minimum of 250ºF The steam head should be located approximately 18 above the floor and as far from the bather as possible...

Page 7: ...lenoid is piped to the proper room 3 Safety Line Connect the 3 4 NPT safety valve into the previously installed indirect waste line 4 Optional automatic blow down Pipe into the 1 indirect waste line 5 For steam head installation see Page 15 6 The steam safety and drain pipes become hot during operation and should be insulated with appropriate rated pipe insulation to protect against accidental con...

Page 8: ... pumps will all be labeled for room 1 and room 2 It is very important to pay attention not get the connection to room 1 and room 2 crossed If the generator is configured for one room there will not be any special markings B USER BYPASS CONTROL s The USER BYPASS CONTROL should be located outside the steam room door convenient to the bather This control gives the bather limited control of the steam ...

Page 9: ...ons do not function When the DIGITAL COMMAND CENTER is in the OFF mode the USER BYPASS CONTROL icon will be off no bars lit and the user buttons do not function B Programming the DIGITAL COMMAND CENTER can be broken down into 3 separate sections SET EVENT SET VALUE and SET CLOCK The buttons on the control are grouped accordingly SET EVENT is used to set the time and day that a particular mode MAX ...

Page 10: ...on the Digital Command Center Each time the button is pressed the minutes will increase in one minute increments from 00 to 60 If the MAX CYCLE TIMER is programmed to 00 this feature will be disabled and the USER BYPASS CONTROL S will be disabled e Degree C or F change is made by placing a jumper over the CN112 pins for C or by removing it for F Jumper not included The power must be OFF when makin...

Page 11: ...ram At any time the system is in IDLE mode the user can activate the MAX TEMP mode by pressing the USER BYPASS CONTROL button Photo copy the chart and use it as a work sheet to plan you settings Models HC 9 thru HC 24 with DCCP Control PROG 1 2 3 4 5 6 EXAMPLE 1 MAX IDLE OFF X X X X X X TIME 12 00AM 8 00AM 10 00AM 3 00PM 7 00PM 10 00PM PROG 1 2 3 4 5 6 EXAMPLE 2 MAX IDLE OFF X X TIME 12 00AM 8 00A...

Page 12: ...ime settings If you made no changes simply press the enter button to return to normal or it will return in 30 seconds d Programming Tip When reviewing the program and a block of days are selected if all the individual programs for those days do not match the clock will display This is normal and any adjustments made at this time will reprogram all days selected to match the new entry 5 Manager loc...

Page 13: ...be above the IDLE setting When all these conditions are met then the aroma relays will energize 10 Fahrenheit and Celsius The Fahrenheit or Celsius temperature can be selected by changing a jumper in the Command Module CN112 When it is not connected open circuit it will be Fahrenheit When it is connected it will be Celsius The Jumper must be switched with power off See wiring diagram on page 11 11...

Page 14: ...team Switch 2 Steam Switch 1 M G 120V N 15AMP Branch Circuit Aroma Light Note All factory wires are 18AWG unless otherwise noted Power and heater wire gauge are set by the factory Note CN112 Jumper open Fº Jumper 2 to 3 Cº Turn off power to make this change reset CN112 F3 Light Note Select BL for 240V RD for 208V BK RD BN BL VT VT PROBE 14WT 12GN 14YL 14BN RD GY WT 12GN OR OR YL YL RD BK BK BK RD ...

Page 15: ...he location of the steam head necessitate blocking the steam from a particular direction to improve bather comfort the supplied deflector plate can be added to any of the three sides shown to help divert the steam away from the bather The deflector is attached to the back side of the head before installation with 2 stainless steel screws provided 1 Make sure the 3 4 nipple protrudes beyond the til...

Page 16: ...only to the original purchaser who shall have been named in the Registration of Warranty This warranty is void if any of the following should occur 1 If the serial number has been altered or removed 2 If the product is modified in any manner which STEAMIST concludes after inspection affects the reliability of the product 3 If the product has been repaired or serviced by anyone not specifically des...

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