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STEAM GENERATOR CONNECTORS
Water and Steam connection
Connect the ¾" flexible water pipe (included in the package) from the water connection in the
equipment (see picture) to the cold water supply in the building. Water pressure must fall between
0.2 and 10 bar. The water supply must have a stop valve, which can be used to isolate water supply
for maintenance or when steam room is not used for extended periods.
Installation must comply with local requirements
In the steam pipe connection it is recommended to use at least 18x16mm (steam generator power
3.4 kW - 9.5 kW) and 22x20 mm (steam generator power 12.0 kW - 14.0 kW) copper pipe or
similar size silicone pipe suited for high temperatures. The steam pipe diameter must be constant
throughout. Subject to the location of the generator the steam pipe should rise or fall on a steady
gradient from generator to steam room. It is essential that the pipe
MUST NOT
include traps as the
water which collects will cause restricted steam flow and spitting at the steam head. Any water from
condensation in the pipe must be allowed to flow freely back into the steamer or into the steam
room. If an essence pump has been fitted to the steam generator, the pipes must
always
be on a
downward gradient from the generator to avoid any chemicals reaching the tank. The steam pipe
should be maximum length 5 meters and fully insulated both for safety reasons and to minimise
condensation.
WARNING: Hot steam can cause burn injuries.
The electric magnetic vent used for emptying the generator’s tank is fitted to the flushing pipe. A
manual flushing stop valve can also be used with the generator. (Optional extra)
It is good practise to empty the tank after each use. This will maximise the life of this
equipment and reduces chalk/scale build-up.
Main switch
Water connection
Excess pressure
vent and descaling
(optional)
Electricity connection
Steam exit
W
D
H
Measurem ents
HSS HST
H = 325 H = 410
W = 185 W = 200
D = 315 D = 400
Control module
cable
Cable for
the flush vent
