Technical Specifications - NARVI NC ELECTRIC 9 kW Installation Und Betriebsanleitung

The remaining power-on time is only 15 minutes, but you wish to continue enjoying the sauna for
longer than this
1. Depress the SET button -> the green LED flashes, the remaining power-on time will still be displayed.
2. Select the desired additional time by depressing the + button
3. Depress the SET button -> the red LED flashes.
4. Depress the SET button -> the heater will remain switched on for the time indicated on the display.
5. Note! After the desired amount of time has been set, the green LED can be left flashing.
The heater will then automatically return to its normal operating mode in about 1 minute.
The preset time has not run out yet, but you wish to switch on the sauna heater immediately.
1. Depress the SET button -> the yellow LED flashes, and the remaining power-on time will be displayed.
2. Depress the - button as many times as is necessary to decrease the display reading to zero -> the
heater is switched on and the On / Off LED in the top left corner glows red.
During the preset timing it will not be illuminated at all.
3. Depress the SET button -> the green LED flashes.
4. Depress the SET button -> the red LED flashes.
5. Depress the SET button -> the heater remains switched on normally for the time indicated by
the display.

5. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Lower card
• voltage
• current
• heater capacity
• enclosure class
• overheating protection
• Fuse
6. VENTILATION OF THE SAUNA
By design, ventilation of the sauna must be as efficient as possible so as to ensure a sufficient
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supply of oxygen and fresh air. We recommend routing the fresh air close to the sauna heater
(but not closer than 50 cm).
The fresh air pipe must be equipped with an adjustable valve.
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The exhaust air valve must be at least twice as large as the inlet air valve.
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The exhaust air valve can be installed on the wall opposite to sauna heater, at least 20 cm
higher than the fresh air valve.
7. CONSTRUCTION OF THE SAUNA
The sauna space must have a good thermal insulation, especially on the ceiling through which
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most of the heat is transferred. Because of the moisture, we recommend protecting the thermal
insulation of the sauna with some non-permeable material, such as, for instance aluminium
foil. The cladding must always be wood.
8. SAFETY RAIL
If necessary, a safety rail should be built
around the sauna heater (Figure 8). We
recommend making this rail from wood.
The prescribed minimum clearances to
structures made from inflammable materials
shall be followed rigorously. Incorrect
installation constitutes a fire hazard.
230 V 3N 50 Hz
16 A
max. 9 kW
IPX4
100 °C
50 mA
min. 2 cm
Figure 8.
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