Sauna Heater: 3kW with Mounting Plate

Installation & Operating Instructions

🔧 Heater Installation Guidelines

• Securely mount the 3kW sauna heater to a suitable wall using the supplied mounting plate and screws. The heater must be fixed firmly to ensure safe operation.

• Do not insulate or cover the wall behind the heater with materials such as asbestos panels, Eternit sheets, or any other thermal insulation products. These materials can trap heat, increasing the risk of fire or equipment damage.

• All surrounding sauna wall and ceiling materials must be heat-resistant and conform to applicable fire safety and sauna construction regulations.

• Maintain the minimum safety distances as specified in the manufacturer's manual between the heater and nearby structures, benches, or users.

🌡️ Temperature Regulation & Timer Control

• The heater features a built-in thermostat designed to regulate the internal sauna temperature to your selected setting. Depending on the size and insulation of your sauna, the heating process typically takes 30 to 60 minutes to reach optimal temperatures.

• Use the integrated timer function to manage sauna sessions and avoid prolonged operation. Most models allow pre-set durations for convenience and safety.

• For energy efficiency and to reduce the risk of overheating, always turn off the heater at the end of each session.

• If your heater model includes an external control panel, refer to its user guide for additional programming options and safety features.

⚡ Electrical Installation (Certified Electrician Required)

• All electrical work must be performed by a licensed electrician in full compliance with current local electrical codes and safety standards.

• Use REVE rubber-insulated cables or a cable of equivalent high-temperature resistance to ensure long-term safety and performance.

• The electrical connection terminals are housed within the heater’s junction box, typically located at the bottom or rear of the unit. Ensure all wiring is securely fastened and strain-relieved to avoid accidental disconnection.

• The heater must be connected to an appropriate circuit breaker with residual current protection (RCD) to protect users against electric shock.

• Before first use, the electrician should verify the system for correct voltage, phase, grounding, and cable load capacity.

✅ Final Safety Reminders

• Never pour water on the heater when it is off or not fully heated.

• Do not use the sauna heater for drying clothes or towels.

• Regularly inspect the heater for any visible damage or signs of overheating.

• Keep children and vulnerable individuals away from the heater when in use.