Advice To Electrical Connections - Monuments STEEL Montage- Und Gebrauchsanweisung

Advice to electrical connection
Using the above-mentioned wiring diagram
and the information on the wiring circuit ad-
hered to the respective control system, your
electrician will be able to connect the sys-
tem without further instructions.
Please note that, for safety reasons, power
cables may not be laid visibly on the interior
walls of the cabin. Most sauna cabins have
empty ducts fitted into the wall element
with the air intake.
If no empty ducts are available in your cab-
in, drill a sufficiently sized hole in the cab-
in wall directly next to the place where the
cable exits the sauna heater and guide this
cable outside through the hole to the con-
trol unit. The cable, and all other connecting
cables (mains power cables and cabin light-
ing), should be installed in installation ducts
or also be protected against damage on the
outside of the cabin e.g. by laying them in
installation pipes or attaching wood cover
strips.
The sauna heater, if used in commercial/pub-
lic facilities and equipped with remote con-
trol*, may be used only in combination with
the appropriate cover protection system.
*Remote control – means settings,
switching, control and adjustment of
the sauna control unit by means of com-
mands transmitted from a remote loca-
tion beyond sight distance using tele-
communication, wire- or wireless signal
transmission systems, network and sim-
ilar systems.
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Caution!
Dear Customer,
In compliance with the valid regu-
lations, only certified electricians
may connect the sauna heater
and the sauna control system to
the mains power supply. Please
note that you must provide a copy
of the invoice from the electrical
company who installed the sauna
in case of a warranty claim.
For keeping the warranty claim
only original spare parts of the
manufacturer may be used.
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