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6. HEATING THE SAUNA
- Pre-heating
- first time: 15mins
- second time: 30mins. Let the stove cool off between heatings.
7. VENTILATION IN THE SAUNA
- The ventilation in the sauna should be as efficient as possible in order to ensure
a sufficient oxygen level and freshness of air.
- For best results, use a ventilating air pipe of about 100 mm in diameter to bring
fresh air directly from outside to the space above the sauna stove.
- The distance between the sensing element and ventilating air pipe must be at least
1000 mm or, with a directional fuse, 500 mm..
- Fresh air can also be led near the sauna stove, to the side of it or under it.
- When connecting the fresh air supply, it is important that the air is mixed with the
sauna air and steam.
- Exhaust air is led out as far from the supply air as possible.
- The exhaust air valve can be under the sauna bench.
- Exhaust air can be led from the steam room through the washroom, for example,
underneath the door. The distance between the underside of the door and the floor
must be about 100-150 mm.
8. CONSTRUCTION OF SAUNA
- The sauna shall be well heat insulated, particularly the ceiling, where most of
the steam rises. Due to the high level of humidity, the heat insulation should be
covered with moisture-proof material, such as aluminium paper.
Wood should always be used for cladding.
9. PROTECTIVE RAILING
- If required, a protective railing can be built round the stove.
The indicated safety distances to inflammable structures must be observed.
10. CHANGING THE LED LIGHTS
- Lift up the lamp holder and pull towards the front of the sauna stove
the holder will come out of the box.
- Gently lower the led holder from between the covering and the box
- Change the led light.
- Lift the holder to the fittings, push back, and pull the holder
down, locking it onto the fittings.
Fig. 10
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