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General| Brand | Harvia |
|---|---|
| Model | Cilindro Pro |
| Category | Electric Heater |
| Language | English |
Provides technical specifications for the sauna heater, including power, input, cable type, weight, and dimensions.
Guidance on pre-installation checks, including suitability of heater output, supply voltage, and location safety distances.
Details minimum safety clearances required around the heater to prevent fire hazards and ensure safe operation.
Specifies minimum distances to observe if a safety railing is installed around the heater.
Instructions for connecting the heater to the electrical network by an authorized electrician, including cable type requirements.
Explains potential 'leakage' detection due to moisture absorption in heating elements and the reason for it.
Details on fastening the control unit and installing the temperature sensor, with a note on air flow.
Refers to image 3 for the physical installation process of the heater unit.
Guidance on resetting the overheat protector, emphasizing resolving the cause of overheating first.
Details on sauna room insulation, moisture protection, ventilation gaps, paneling, and floor covering materials.
Guidance on selecting the correct heater output based on sauna room volume and wall construction.
Explanation of why wooden sauna surfaces may blacken, including factors like sunlight, heat, and air flow.
Recommendations for air exchange rates and placement of air supply and exhaust vents for optimal sauna climate.
Instructions for maintaining cleanliness in the sauna, including bench towel use, wall washing, and heater cleaning.
Guidance on correctly piling sauna stones for safety and efficient heating, including stone type and quantity.
Information on initial heating, smell removal, and achieving the desired sauna room temperature (65-75°C).
Instructions on controlling the heater via a separate control unit and pre-operation checks.
Guidance on adding water to stones for steam, including ladle volume and safety precautions against burns.
Specifies requirements for water used on stones, focusing on composition and potential effects like corrosion or health risks.
Advice for bathers, including pre-bathing hygiene, duration, relaxation, and etiquette within the sauna.
Checks for common issues when the heater fails to heat, such as fuses, connections, or overheat protector.
Troubleshooting steps for slow heating, including checking fuses, heating elements, temperature settings, output, stone piling, and ventilation.
Addresses issues where the sauna heats fast but stones remain cool, checking heater output and ventilation.
Guidance on identifying and resolving why surrounding materials blacken, focusing on safety distances and stone coverage.
Explains potential causes of smells from the heater, including initial heating and external odors.
Common causes for noises from the heater, such as stones cracking or thermal expansion of parts.
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