Nordmann Engineering Omega 12, Руководство по эксплуатации

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11.1 Program descriptions SPA applications
11.1.1 Steam shower application
The steam shower application is the simplest SPA application and consists only of a bathing phase. No
accessories can be controlled with the steam shower application. The climate in the cabin can either
be regulated to a certain temperature (up to 50 °C) or the steam is constantly fed into the cabin. The
relative humidity is 100 %. The heat is generated exclusively by the hot steam.
Ready Bathing phase
Steam production
Bathing time
11.1.2 Steam bath application
In the steam bath application, the relative humidity in the cabin is 100 %, whereby the cabin temperature
can be regulated up to 50 °C. The heat is generated by the hot steam and an optional bench heating.
The operation of the steam bath application can be divided into several phases:
– Ready
The system is ready for operation and can be started.
– Warm-up phase: In the warm-up phase, the system is brought to operating temperature.
– Bathing phase: During the bathing phase, the cabin temperature is regulated to the set tem-
perature setpoint.
– Drying phase: After the bathing phase, a drying phase follows to dry the cabin.
Optionally, it can be determined whether the system switches to a keep warm state after the bathing
phase, in which the cabin temperature is regulated to a set temperature value. Thus, the warm-up phase
can be reduced for the next bathing operation. Light and additional relays can be freely configured in
which phase they should be active. Below is a possible configuration shown.
Ready Warm-up phase Bathing phase Drying phase
Steam production
Light
Ventilation
Fragrance
Heating (Bench)
Additional relay
Bathing time
Drying time
Fan lead time
Light follow-up time
Fragrance interval
Fragrance impulse
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