Bwt Technology In A Himalaya Heater - Helo HIMALAYA D Manuel Produit

Installation and User Manual Himalaya D

2.14. BWT technology in a Himalaya heater

BWT technology uses the heater's thermal energy to heat water and raise the moisture level without a separate
heat source. Moisturised air improves the sauna climate, and various fragrances and salts can be evaporated to
make the sauna experience more enjoyable.
A water tank with a lid is delivered with the heater; the tank can be installed in the wider gap between the heating
elements. The water tank can be installed when approximately 2/3 of the heater stones have been stacked. The water
tank, even when empty, does not need to be removed when the heater is on.
The tank has a capacity of approximately two litres. Bringing water to the boil when the tank is full takes approximately 1-
2 hours depending on the set temperature.
It is recommended to pour water into the tank when the heater is turned off. Water is poured through the grate on the lid.
You can pour less water into the tank if the bathing time is shorter.
The water tank must be removed and impurities, such as limescale etc. removed every so often. The stones surrounding
the tank must be removed during cleaning, so that the tank can be lifted more easily.
When the water is boiling, the moisture levels in the sauna remain high. This means that the temperature can be kept
lower while still experiencing pleasant heat. More heat and moisture can, if necessary, be created by throwing water on
the stones on top of the heater.
Mild fragrance essences, suitable for heater use, can be put in the water tank.
You can, for example, put mountain salt crystals on the lid of the water tank. They dissolve into the steam and evaporate
into the air. If mountain salt crystals are placed in the water tank, the salinity of the water will remain 26%.
Filling the water tank with water
Figure 5 Filling the water tank
Mountain salt crystals on the
grate of the water tank.
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