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2. Open the terminal box at the rear side 

of the heater and connect the power 

supply cable in accordance with the 

connection diagram (see chaper Electrical 

Connection) as per power supply type. 

The default connection diagram is also 

attached inside terminal box of the heater. 

ATTENTION: In the case of connection to 

a 230V 1N AC power supply disregard the 

default connection diagram and refer to 

the special separately available connection 

scheme.

Terminal box cover 

with spacer

Illust. 4

Terminal block

Lock nut

Cable gland

Illust. 5

3. Close the terminal box with cover using 2 

fixation screws. Observe that the integrated 

spacer faces outwards. See Illust. 4 for details. 

4. Hook the sauna heater into the wall moun-

ting using the mounting slots on the rear 

wall. Make sure that the heater securely 

hangs on the mounting bracket and the 

spacer at the terminal box has a full contact 

to the sauna wall. See Illust. 6. Observe that 

the 18 cm floor gap is maintained.

5. Fasten the sauna heater to the wall mounting 

through the hole located on the rear edge of 

the oven using self-tapping screw (Illust. 7).

Illust. 6

Illust. 7

Securing screw

18 cm

wall-mounting bracket

Summary of Contents for THERMAT

Page 1: ...INNOVATIVE SAUNA TECH NOLOGY MADE IN GERMANY IP x4 THERMAT Sauna Heater print no 2934 4632 34 18 Installation and operation instruction EN...

Page 2: ...clearances 8 Mechanical installation and connections 8 9 Inner wiring 10 Connection example 400V 3N 10 Connection example 230V 1N 4 5 6 kW 11 Connection example 230V 1N 7 5 9 kW 12 Special advice for...

Page 3: ...shipped the goods Please note that you will only be able to achieve anoptimumsaunaclimateifthecabinwithitsair intake and ventilation the sauna heater and the control unit are aligned to each other Ple...

Page 4: ...in untreatedmaterials e g spruce Only a sauna heater with the appropriate power output may be installed in the sau na cabin Please provide air intake and vent open ings in each sauna cabin The air int...

Page 5: ...e cabin size in rela tion to the power input in kW When installing the sauna heater please ensure that the vertical clearance be tween the sauna heater upper edge and the sauna ceiling is maintained P...

Page 6: ...where the cable exits the sauna heater and guide this cable outside through the hole to the control unit The cable and all other connecting cables mains power cables and cabin lighting should be inst...

Page 7: ...on to 230V 1N AC power supply possible Power rating 4 5 kW 6 0 kW 7 5 kW 9 0 kW For sauna size 6 8 m 6 8 m 7 10 m 9 14 m Min size air inlet and exhaust vent 35 x 3 cm 35 x 4 cm 35 x 5 cm 35 x 6 cm Hei...

Page 8: ...g bracket over the air intake vent as shown in the Illust 2 3 and screw it onto cabin wall with the spax screws from the delivery scope Illust 2 Illust 3 Wall mounting bracket 64 cm 58 5 cm cabin wall...

Page 9: ...ver with spacer Illust 4 Terminal block Lock nut Cable gland Illust 5 3 Close the terminal box with cover using 2 fixation screws Observe that the integrated spacer faces outwards See Illust 4 for det...

Page 10: ...Hz 400 V 3 x 16 35 x 3 cm 5 x 2 5 mm 5 x 1 5 mm no Econ D series Emotec D series EmoStyle D series EmoTouch 6 0 kW 35 x 4 cm 7 5 kW 35 x 5 cm 9 0 kW 35 x 6 cm All cross sections of a line are minimum...

Page 11: ...se a proper fuse protection andsuitableconnectioncable Riskoffireanddamagestohardwarebyimproperconnection Power rating per DIN Electrical connection Fuse protection for control unit in A Connecting ca...

Page 12: ...nectioncable Riskoffireanddamagestohardwarebyimproperconnection Power rating per DIN Electrical connection Fuse protection for control unit in A Connecting cable mains control unit in mm Connecting ca...

Page 13: ...sauna control unit Risk of fire and damages to control unit and heater Do not just bridge the power input terminals L1 L2 L3 Mare sure to protect each input with an individual fuse Risk of fire and d...

Page 14: ...daily commercial use we recommend to check the condition of sauna stones every 2 3 months and to reshuffle them By home use the sauna stones need to be checked and reshuffled at least once per year N...

Page 15: ...other electrical units will be protected by this ELCB Under current manufacturing technology it is not reasonable to use heating elements for sau na heaters which do not collect moisture from the sur...

Page 16: ...your questions quickly and compe tently please provide the information printed on the type shield including the model item no and serial no in all inquiries Equipment commissioning date ______________...

Page 17: ...roducts is designed for the ship ping of individually packed goods pallet We expressly point out that our packaging is not suitable for individual shipments via parcel post The manufacturer shall acce...

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