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Figure 4: Opening electrical panel

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Summary of Contents for H-1/6

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Page 2: ...Saunum s climate system devices H 1 6 and H 1 9 for saunas Instructions for use and installation...

Page 3: ...s of the following directives of the Council of Europe provided that the installation has been conducted pursuant to the installation instructions issued by the producerof the devices and the instruct...

Page 4: ...4 Saunum Saunas LTD congrats you on choosing an innovative sauna climate device...

Page 5: ...control unit shall have the capability to control the fan of the sauna climate device and preferably function to switch off the heater and the fan of the sauna climate device simultaneously To ensure...

Page 6: ...reach the right temperature in a properly isolated sauna room The stones usually heat up to the steam temperature at the same time as the sauna room In order not to raise the surface temperature of th...

Page 7: ...e time the bench does not become hot You can find the best setting for you by experimenting Start testing at lower temperatures and minimum airflow rates If the temperature rises too high during your...

Page 8: ...ve the air outlet grille and place the salt balls in the recesses Figure 5 Do not use start up the device if the salt balls have gotten into the fan housing After installing or removing the salt balls...

Page 9: ...air and humid climate can create oxide coating rust on the metal surfaces of the heater Make sure you have sufficient ventilation in the sauna room Saunum is not responsible for the potential corrosi...

Page 10: ...s to reach the right temperature in a properly isolated sauna room Make sure the ventilation solution used is suitable for the sauna Reduce the fan speed of the sauna climate device The panel or other...

Page 11: ...sauna climate device near the stone room or the fan 1 7 Maintenance Due to the large temperature fluctuations the heater stones tend to crumble The stones should be restacked at least once a year or...

Page 12: ...echanical air extraction is used place the air supply above the sauna climate device If natural air extraction is used place the air supply under or next to the sauna climate device The air inlet pipe...

Page 13: ...st air is blown under the bench However the device must not be positioned so that the upper edge of the heater is higher than 80 cm from the floor The device is designed for wall mounting with 6 mm lo...

Page 14: ...powered from a 380 VAC 3 phase or 230 VAC 1 phase 50 60 Hz power supply via a control device protected by an overcurrent protector of the size shown in table 1 If the device s air circulation fan is...

Page 15: ...15 400 290 290 100 525 750 750 230 max 2100mm DRAWING Figure 3 1 Premium sauna climate system overall dimensions...

Page 16: ...ety distances of the sauna climate device and the recommended location in the steam room Sauna device Volume Saunum H 1 6 6kW 5 9 m3 Saunum H 1 9 9kW 8 15 m3 min 50mm min 75mm min 50mm min 100mm A A A...

Page 17: ...mensions ELECTRIC PANEL STEAM ROOM CONTROL UNIT IP65 FAN HEATING ELEMENTS CONTROL PANEL TEMPERATURE SENSOR LOCATION ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER S REQUIRMENTS DOOR SENSOR 2x 0 34mm 2 OPTIONAL Optiona...

Page 18: ...1 9 CABLE mm2 3 phase 1phase fan SAFETY DISTANCE FROM THE HEATER SAUNA ROOM CUBIC VOL m3 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM Table 1 DEVICE HOUSING POWER SPEED MOTOR FAN HOUSING HEATER blue yellow green 230 400V...

Page 19: ...19 350 350 7 13 5 350 160 1 2 max 510mm min 310mm FIGURES Figure 3 2 Removing the flue socket Figure 3 3 Installing bolts for middle mounting holes...

Page 20: ...20 4x M6 Figure 3 4 Hanging the sauna climate device on the wall Figure 3 5 Installing the upper and lower mounting bolts and fixing the sauna climate device to the wall FIGURES...

Page 21: ...21 1 2 max 2100mm max 1500mm Figure 3 6 Installation of flue socket on the device and fastening with screws Figure 3 7 Fitting and fastening the flue cap FIGURES...

Page 22: ...22 2 2 3 3 1 1 Figure 3 8 Fitting the flue to the flue socket and hanging it to the flue cap FIGURES...

Page 23: ...23 Figure 4 Opening electrical panel FIGURES...

Page 24: ...24 Figure 5 Opening himalayan salt ball shelf FIGURES...

Page 25: ...25 Placing heating element supporting rods and placing stones in the stove FIGURES...

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