Adjusting The Temperature; Regulation Of The Sauna Climate; Use Of Himalayan Salt Balls; Throwing Water On The Heater - Saunum Professional Bedienungs- Und Installationsanleitung

• When switching the sauna climate
device on and off, refer to the in-
structions for the use of the control
device you are using.
NB! After using the sauna, make sure that
all parts of the sauna climate device are
switched off (the heating and the fan have
stopped).
ADJUSTING
THE TEMPERATURE
NB! The circulation fan of the sauna climate
device must be switched off during the
heating of the sauna room! In this case, the
sauna room heats up faster and the sauna
bench does not get too hot during the heat-
ing. To find the right setting, start testing at
the lowest temperature and lowest air flow
rate. If the temperature becomes too high
while in the sauna room, reduce the maxi-
mum temperature in the sauna room or the
fan speed of the sauna climate device.
REGULATION OF THE
SAUNA CLIMATE
The amount of air circulation generated by
the device is regulated by a Saunum control
panel (sold separately), usually located in
the dry zone, which controls the tempera-
ture duration and fan speed. The control
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panel has four positions circulation fan
speed. 1 to 3 and OFF.
The air flow speed offers three different
speeds. To regulate the air temperature in
the sauna room, there is a steam air cool-
ing damper on the left and right side of the
heater flue housing, below the stone area
of the device (see Figure 5). The recom-
mended setting is with the cooling damper
1/3 open. To cool the steam, try to open the
damper little by little.
USE OF HIMALAYAN
SALT BALLS
The sauna climate device comes with Hima-
layan salt balls. The use of salt balls in the
device is optional and does not affect the
main function of the device.
To use the salt balls, they must be installed
in the sockets between the air outlet grille
and the fan. Make sure that the salt balls
are installed correctly and do not impede
the fan rotation.
To install or remove the salt balls, remove
the bottom cover (see Figure 5) and place
the salt balls in their sockets.
Do not use/start the device if the salt balls
get into the fan housing!
NB! The use of third-party salt balls is not
covered by the device warranty.
THROWING WATER
ON THE HEATER
The air in the sauna becomes dry as it heats
up. Therefore, it is necessary to create steam
to achieve a suitable level of humidity. The
effects of heat and steam on people are
different. When testing the settings of the
sauna climate device, you will find the most
suitable combination of temperature and
humidity.
The volume of the sauna ladle should
not exceed 180 fluid ml. When throwing
water, the amount of water should not
exceed 180 fluid ml, because by pouring
too much water on the stones at once,
some of it may be sprayed outwards in
splashes of boiling water.
Make sure that people are at a safe distance
from the heater when creating steam! Hot
steam and water splashes cause skin burns.
The water to be thrown onto the heater
must meet the requirements for clean
domestic water. Only fragrances specially
designed for a sauna may be used in the wa-
ter. Follow the instructions on the package.
NB! Do not pour water into the ventilation
openings of the sauna climate device!

LOADING THE STONES

Stacking stones has a great effect on the
operation of the heater.
Important to know:
• The diameter of the stones must be
50–100 mm.
• Only stones sold for saunas are inten-
ded for use in the heaters.
• Do not use light, porous ceramic
"stones", or soft tiles in the heater.
They do not store enough heat when
heated and can result in damage to
the heating elements.
• Wash any dust off the stones before
placing them in the heater.
NB! When using Saunum equipment,
we always recommend doing so with
high-quality polished sauna stones!
When loading the stones, note:
• Do not allow the stones to fall into the
heater see (see Installation step 4).
• Do not force the stones between the
heating elements so they bend.
• Do not allow the stones to rest on
the heating elements with their own
weight, but load the stones so that
they support each other.
• Do not stack the stones on the heater.
• Do not place objects in the vicinity of
the stone area or the fan of the sauna
climate device that may change the
amount or direction of the air flowing
through the sauna climate device.
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