18
GB
20
cm
58
c
m
7 cm
12 cm
4 cm
Mounting
Take the attachment strips and heat refl ec-
ting sheets from the packaging and use the
8 screws supplied to fi x them to a frame as
shown in Figure 1.
Use the wood screws supplied to mount
this frame (if necessary, centrally above
the air intake). Figure 1. Note that the side
distances between the heater and the cabin
wall as well as all other fl ammable cabin
parts must be at least 7 cm.
Install the sauna heater using the slots in the
rear wall by
fi xing it to the angled bracket of
the attachment strips.
If more than one heater is mounted in com-
bination, a minimum distance of at least
50 mm must be held between the heaters.
(see Figure 4).
In the area designed for the cable entry
point, drill a hole approximately 15 mm in
size in the cabin wall.
Unscrew the outer shell of the sauna he-
ater.
To do this, loosen the 4 screws on the front
of the shell. Lift the shell and remove from
the latching element.
Clamp the connection cable in the installa-
tion room in accordance with the circuit dia-
gram stuck to the inside of the outer shell.
In combination with more than one device,
the connection cable should be fed to the
fi rst unit.
A connecting cable then goes to each of
the additional units, in accordance with the
circuit diagram.
Fit the outer shell back into place and replace
the screws. Screw the securing bracket into
place using the screws supplied.
(see Figure 2)
Feed the connection cable through the
drilled hole to the outside and connect it
to the feed cable from the control unit in a
distribution box designed for use in areas
prone to moisture.
Heat
reflecting
sheet
Mounting screws for
reflecting sheet
Attachment strip
Holes for attachment
strips
Heat reflecting sheet
Air intake
Fig. 1
Securing bracket
with attachment
screws
Attachment
screws
Fig. 2
Distribution box
Air intake
Connecting
cable
Fig. 3
46 cm
46 cm
46 cm
Fig. 4
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