Sauna Room; Sauna Room Ventilation; Power Of The Heater - Saunum Professional Bedienungs- Und Installationsanleitung

It is recommended to check all electrical
connections of the sauna climate device at
least once a year. This can be done by a suit-
ably qualified person.

SAUNA ROOM

A prerequisite for the installation of the
sauna climate device is a properly prepared
sauna room. The thermal insulation of walls
and ceilings must be appropriate, other-
wise it will take too much time and energy
to heat the room. The power supply cables
for the heater and the fan must be indicat-
ed on the electrical connection board in
accordance with Table 1 (see pages 10–11).
SAUNA ROOM
VENTILATION
The air in the sauna room must be changed
at least six times an hour.
When using mechanical air extraction,
place the air supply above the sauna climate
device. When using natural air extraction,
place the air supply under or next to the
sauna climate device. The air supply pipe
must have a diameter of 75 to 100 mm.
Install the air outlet near the floor, as far as
possible from the sauna climate device. The
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diameter of the air extraction pipe must be
twice the diameter of the air supply pipe.
If the air outlet is in the washroom, there
must be a gap of at least 100 mm under the
sauna room door.
Exhaust ventilation in the sauna room is
mandatory.
The venting hole for drying (optional)
must be installed in the ceiling near the
wall oppo site to the sauna climate device
(closed during heating and sauna). The
sauna can also be dried by leaving the
door open after using the sauna. The sau-
na venti lation system should preferably
prevent the sauna exhaust air from enter-
ing other rooms, especially when using the
sauna climate device with salt balls.

POWER OF THE HEATER

If there is sufficient insulation behind the
wall and ceiling covering, the power of the
heater is determined by the volume of the
sauna room. Non-insulated walls (brick,
glass block, glass, concrete, floor tiles, etc.)
need a more powerful heater. Add 1 m³
to the volume of the sauna room for each
square metre of uninsulated wall.
Figure 2
80–140 mm
80–140 mm
A
For example, a 10 m³ sauna room with
a glass door corresponds to the capacity
requirement of a 12 m³ sauna room. If the
sauna room has log walls, multiply the
volume by 1.5. The optimal sauna room
sizes for the sauna climate device Saunum
Professional are given in Table 1 (see pages
10–11).
The height of the sauna room is usually
2150 mm to 2350 mm.
The gap between the
Saunum Professional
flue's upper air inlet
and ceiling (or from
the required protective
screen in a public sau-
na) is 80-140 mm when
installing the Saunum
Professional sauna
B
climate device, but NO
less than 80 mm
(Figure 2).
A – Private use sauna,
B – Public use sauna
(protective screen on
the ceiling with a mini-
mum air gap of 20 mm
from ceiling surface
required)
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