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Special Instructions
During operation of the sauna, very high temperatures
are created within the cabin and particularly at the sto-
ve. If the stove is not installed correctly there will be a
fire hazard. Please read these installation instructions
carefully. You should pay particular attention to the
specified measurements and to the instructions below.
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The sauna heating unit is designed for operation with
an input voltage of 400 V AC 3N through the sauna
control unit.
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Installation and electrical connection of the sauna
heating units, the control unit and other electrical
components must be performed by a qualified
electrician. The special safety requirements specified
in VDE 0110 v. § 49 DA/6 and VDE 0100, Part 703/11.92 §
4 must be observed during electrical installation.
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The sauna heating and control units may be used only
in sauna cabins constructed of suitable, resin-free,
untreated material (e.g. Nordic spruce).
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The sauna cabin must have a minimum inside height
of 2.10 m.
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Only one sauna heater providing the required heating
output may be installed in the sauna cabin (see Table 1).
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Every sauna cabin must have a fresh-air inlet and an
exhaust outlet. All ventilation inlets/outlets must be
positioned behind the sauna heating unit and approx.
5-10 cm above the floor. Minimum inlet/outlet
dimensions are listed in Table 2.
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The exhaust outlet must be positioned in the lower
section of the rear wall of the sauna cabin, diagonally
opposite the sauna heating unit. Fresh-air inlets and
exhaust outlets must not be closed. Please observe
the instructions provided by your sauna cabin supplier.
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Caution:
Covered or improperly filled stone grates can
cause fire hazards.
Please ensure that no objects have been left lying on
the sauna heating unit prior to each operation.
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Caution:
Due to the high temperatures generated
during operation of the sauna heating unit, direct
contact with the unit can cause burns.
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The sauna heating unit is not designed for installation/
use in a niche, beneath the reclining bench or beneath
an inclined ceiling.
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The sauna heating unit must not be operated when the
fresh-air inlet is closed.
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Cabin lighting and lighting installation components
must be splash-resistant and suitable for operation at
environmental temperatures of up to 140
°
C. Therefore,
only VDE-tested sauna lighting systems (max. 40 Watt)
may be used in connection with the sauna heating
unit.
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The complete sauna system (sauna heating unit,
control unit, lighting system, etc.) may be connected
to the main power system by a locally certified
electrician only.
All electrical wiring installed inside the
cabin must be suitable for use at environmental
temperatures of up to 140
°
C. Silicone cables are
recommended. If single filament cables are used, they
must be protected with flexible metal tubing. Minimum
diameters for connection cables and suitable cabin
sizes for specific heating output values in kW are listed
in Table 1.
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When installing the sauna heater, please ensure that
the vertical height between the top surface of the sauna
heater and the roof of the sauna is at least 130 cm, and
that the horizontal separation between the heater and
the cabin wall or other flammable materials is at least
10 cm. Ensure that the heater is not placed on a floor
made from highly flammable materials (e.g. wood,
plastic flooring). Ceramic tiles or similar are most
suitable for the sauna area.
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The distance between the heater guard and/or bench
and other flammable materials must be at least 10 cm.
The height of the heater guard must be the same as
the height of the front of the stove.
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To be used with all EOS sauna control units suitable for
additional power control units.
100 cm
(75 cm)
10 cm
80 cm
minimum 130 cm
10 cm
43 cm
10 cm
15,0
18,0
21,0
24,0
27,0
30,0
36,0
Power input
in kW
Minimum dimensions of
fresh-air inlets and exhaust
outlets in cm *)
Table 2
50 x 6 cm
50 x 6 cm
50 x 8 cm
50 x 8 cm
50 x 9 cm
50 x 10 cm
50 x 10 cm
* oder nach Angabe des Kabinenherstellers
