Heater's connection lead's connection box placement on the wall.
200 mm
100 mm 100 mm
500 mm
500 mm
1.
2.
3.
1. Suggested placement for the connection box.
2. Siluminium boxes should be used in this area.
3. This area should be avoided and the siluminium box used
A heat resistant box (T125 ºC) and leads (T170°C) should be used in all other areas.
The connection box should be in a place where it is easy to service. When placing the
connection box in areas 2 and 3, the local energy board's instructions and regulations
must be checked.
Check electrical safety regulations section 19 concerning electrical heater control and
safety equipment.
Soapstone user manual
As soapstones are used in the heater, it is extremely important that the sauna is correctly heated
the first few times. This ensures that the soapstones will not crack even at high
temperatures.
1. The first heating
*): Set the heater to approx. a 50°C setting for about an hour. Then disconnect
the heater and let the stones cool down.
2. The second heating
*): Set the heater to approx. a 80°C setting for about an hour. Then
disconnect the heater and let the stones cool down.
3. No water should be thrown on the heater during the first heating time to enable the soapstones
gradually to become hardened.
4. After the second heating the heater can be used normally.
5. It is typical of soapstones that they may become coloured during use. The reason for the
colouring can be the high temperature of the stones or the quality of the water thrown on the
heated stones.
*) If the Easy control centre is used, set the heater to the lowest setting for about an hour during
the first time. During the second heating the temperature has to be set a couple of notches higher
than during the first heating. The second heating should also last for about an hour. Then the
heater can be used normally.
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