Karibu 80910, Инструкция по сборке

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4.0 - General information and instructions
on sauna usage
4.1 - Sauna cabin – sauna heater - sauna
controller
The FIN and BIO control units are an integral
part of a well-functioning sauna cabin, as
long as all the necessary condition s are
properly met.
A control unit can only work to optimum
effect in combination with a suitable sauna
heater if the electrical connections from the
main distributor to the control unit and from
the control unit to the sauna heater have
been installed correctly and professionally
in accordance with our circuit diagrams and
speci
fi cations using the materials intended
for the purpose.
Faults on the control unit may also be caused
by insuf
fi cient incoming air or insuf fi cient
ventilation of the sauna heater, as well as by
a lack or waste air vents or waste air vents
that are too small when the sauna is used
continuously. In this connection, please
refer to and observe our “Information sheet”
which is also included.
With regard to the temperature and humidity
settings, discrepancies between the set
and displayed temperature and humidity
are possible. This can be explained by the
fact that the mechanical display units are
generally installed on the inside wall of the
sauna. The temperature of the sauna wall,
however, is always lower than that of the
actual air temperature in the cabin.
The displayed humidity levels can be
incorrect at the start for as long as the cabin
has not heated up enough to a suf
fi cient
temperature.
5.0 – General safety instructions
5.1 - Proper use
The FIN and BIO control units are designed
only for use for the control of sauna heaters
with a maximum output of up to 10.80 kW.
The FIN control unit is for sauna heaters
with Finnish mode (temperature control
only) and the BIO control unit can be used
for bio mode (temperature and humidity).
The control unit is designed to be used
in sauna cabins which are suitable for the
purpose! The control unit is only suitable for
the operation of approved sauna heaters
and in sauna cabins which are suitable for
the purpose.
The control units are designed for operation
in private households only!
Any claims for compensation for damages
arising out of or in connection with improper
use are excluded.
The user or operator will be exclusively
responsible for any damages resulting from
such improper use.
5.2 - Installation and electrical
connection
The control units must be correctly installed
in accordance with the supplied installation
instructions and connected up to the
electricity supply in accordance with the
enclosed circuit diagram.
Only a quali
fi ed electrician or an electrical
contractor may make the electrical
connection from the main distributor in the
residential building to the control unit and
from the control unit to the sauna heater.
The system must be
fi tted with a separate
residual current device circuit-breaker
(earth leakage circuit breaker 40A 30mA).
Refer to the safety actions required by VDE
100 Section 49 DA/6 and VDE 0100 Part
703/11.82 Section 4.