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USING INSTRUCTION
Using the heater
ATTENTION!
Always check that there are no foreign objects on, above or near the
heater before switching it on. This could cause a fire hazard.
In order to use the heater, you will need to install a heater control system. The control
system is not included in the set. Be sure to read the instruction manual of the control
device of your choice before use.
Heating up the sauna room
When the heater is first switched on odours will emit from both the heating elements
and the stones. In order to remove these odours, the sauna room should be thoroughly
ventilated. In a properly insulated sauna room and with a heater of the right capacity,
it will take around one hour to reach the desired temperature. The stones are usually
heated to the correct water ladling temperature simultaneously with the sauna room.
Throwing water on heated stones
As the sauna room heats up, the air in the sauna becomes dry. You can raise the
humidity in the sauna room by ladling water onto hot stones. By choosing the frequency
and amount of water you ladle, you can adjust the humidity and the perceived heat of
the sauna to your personal preference.
• Try to throw water only on the heater stones and not on metal surfaces.
• Start water ladling only when the stones are fully heated and the water
evaporates completely.
• Use only clean and warm water for ladling.
• We recommend that you ladle about 2.7 oz (80 ml) of water on the stones at a
time. If you want more steam, wait for a few minutes and then ladle the same
amount again. This will allow the stones to dry out and heat up again in the
meantime.
ATTENTION!
Never ladle water when someone is in the immediate vicinity of the
heater as hot steam can cause burns.
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