DURAVIT Inipi User manual

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Inipi
Leben im Bad
Living bathrooms
Bedienungsanleitung
Best.-Nr. 66419/14.03.3 · We reserve the right to make technical improvements and design modifications to the products illustrated.
Duravit UK Limited
Unit 7, Stratus Park
Brudenell Drive
Brinklow, Milton Keynes
MK10 0DE
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
[email protected]
www.duravit.co.uk
Duravit AG
Werderstr. 36
78132 Hornberg
Germany
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
[email protected]
www.duravit.com
Operating Instructions

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Content
1. Diagrams and Pictures ..................................................................................... 6
1.1 Configuration...............................................................................................6
1.2 Control panel / Remote control.................................................................... 7
1.3 Display.........................................................................................................8
1.4 Menu Hierarchy ...........................................................................................9
2. For your Safety ...............................................................................................10
2.1 Normal use................................................................................................10
2.2 Safety information .....................................................................................10
3. Description of Symbols ...................................................................................11
4. Product Information........................................................................................12
4.1 Controls ..................................................................................................... 12
Remote control with charging station........................................................ 12
Operator's Panel........................................................................................ 12
4.2 Scenarios................................................................................................... 12
4.3 Heater........................................................................................................ 13
Warm-up time ........................................................................................... 13
Timer......................................................................................................... 13
Sauna stones ............................................................................................ 13
4.4 Hourglass timer......................................................................................... 14
4.5 Vaporisation............................................................................................... 14
4.6 Lighting ..................................................................................................... 14
Colours ...................................................................................................... 14
Colour programmes................................................................................... 14
4.7 Music ......................................................................................................... 15
Soundscape ...............................................................................................15
Radio .........................................................................................................15
External audio source ................................................................................ 15
4.8 PIN............................................................................................................. 15
4.9 Emergency lighting....................................................................................15
4.10 Note on the water-tightness (Inipi Ama)....................................................16
5. Basics of Operation .........................................................................................16
5.1 Buttons and their functions .......................................................................16
5.2 Operating instructions ...............................................................................16
6. Initial Start-up of the Sauna ...........................................................................17
Step 1: Configure control panel.................................................................. 17
Step 2: Fill the vaporiser water tank..........................................................18
7. Operating the Sauna .......................................................................................18
7.1 Switching on the sauna..............................................................................18

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7. 2 Switching off the sauna ............................................................................. 18
7.3 Switching on a scenario.............................................................................19
7. 4 Switching off a scenario.............................................................................19
7.5 Changing a scenario*................................................................................. 19
... permanently ..........................................................................................19
... once / during a sauna session ...............................................................20
7. 6 Changing a scenario name*.......................................................................20
7.7 Resetting a scenario*.................................................................................20
7.8 Switch on the heater..................................................................................20
... with preset bathing settings ..................................................................20
... with manual temperature selection....................................................... 21
Switching the heater timer on................................................................... 21
Turning off timer for heater....................................................................... 22
7. 9 Switching off the heater ............................................................................ 22
7.10 Switching on lighting ................................................................................. 22
Switching on colours.................................................................................. 22
Switching on a colour programme............................................................. 22
7.11 Switching off lighting................................................................................. 23
7.12 Setting the intensity of the lighting............................................................23
7.13 Switching on the timer .............................................................................. 23
7.14 Switching on music.................................................................................... 23
Switching on soundscapes .........................................................................23
Switching on the radio............................................................................... 23
Playing from an external audio source ...................................................... 23
7.15 Switching off the music ............................................................................. 24
7.16 Searching for and storing a radio station ..................................................24
7.1 7 Varying the sound volume ......................................................................... 24
7.18 Setting the treble....................................................................................... 24
7.19 Setting the bass......................................................................................... 24
7. 2 0 Starting vaporisation .................................................................................25
7. 2 1 Filling the vaporiser water tank / adding fragrant essential oils ............... 25
7.22 Charging the remote control......................................................................26
7.23 Connecting the remote control with Bluetooth ..........................................26
8. Changing Settings.......................................................................................... 26
8.1 Changing the time .....................................................................................26
8.2 Changing the time format.......................................................................... 27
8.3 Displaying / hiding the time....................................................................... 27
8.4 Changing the date...................................................................................... 27
8.5 Changing the units (°C/F) .......................................................................... 27
8.6 Changing the language.............................................................................. 27
8.7 Changing the intensity of the display.........................................................28
8.8 Changing the contrast of the display .........................................................28
8.9 Change PIN................................................................................................28
8.10 Turning on the PIN-request .......................................................................28
8.11 Turning off the PIN-request.......................................................................29
8.12 Resetting back to defaults .........................................................................29
8.13 Activating / deactivating the light ring on the charging station.................29
9. Cleaning and Maintenance ............................................................................. 29
9.1 Outer surfaces ...........................................................................................30
Natural wood.............................................................................................30
High gloss finish ........................................................................................30
Melamine...................................................................................................30
9.2 Interior fixtures and fittings.......................................................................30
Cabin floor .................................................................................................30
Seating and floor grids ..............................................................................30
9.3 Vaporiser water tank .................................................................................30
9.4 Heater........................................................................................................30
9.5 Openings for the air supply........................................................................ 31
9.6 Collection tray............................................................................................ 31
9.7 Replacing the sauna stones ....................................................................... 31
9.8 Control Panel ............................................................................................. 31
9.9 Remote control .......................................................................................... 31
9.10 Charging station ........................................................................................ 31
9.11 Glass .......................................................................................................... 32
9.12 Acrylic........................................................................................................ 32
Cleaning..................................................................................................... 32
Damage ..................................................................................................... 32
9.13 Plumbing hardware ................................................................................... 32
10. Disposal ..........................................................................................................33
11. Troubleshooting Support ................................................................................33
12. Technical Data................................................................................................ 36
12.1 Identification plate.....................................................................................36
12.2 Sauna ........................................................................................................36
Specifications.............................................................................................36
Automatic shut-down time ........................................................................ 37
12.3 Remote control .......................................................................................... 37
12.4 Charging station ........................................................................................ 37
12.5 Interior fixtures and fittings....................................................................... 37

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1. Diagrams and Pictures
1.1 Configuration
Control Panel
Vaporiser water
tank
Temperature sensor
Heat inlet with
protective grille
Air outlet
Illuminated
Rear wall
Humidity sensor
Vapour outlets
Hidden
loud speaker
Heater with
ceramic
sauna stones
Control unit
Opening for the
air supply
of the heater and
collection tray
AUX-In
connection
1.2 Control panel / Remote control
Hourglass timer On/Off
Vaporisation Increase speaker volume
Arrow keys
Light switch
Decrease speaker volume
OK
Cancel/
Back
Mains switch

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1.3 Display
Selected temperature
and relative humidity
Remaining time
of the sauna session
Function switched on
Heater timer activated
Heater starting time
Operation switched off
"Home" button
White: Acknowledged
Red: no reception
(remote control only)
Battery
Time
Drop-down menu
1.4 Menu Hierarchy
Scenarios
Jungle DesertIndian
Asian
Mediterranean <...> change switch off
Heater
Finnish
Sauna
Soft bath Rainforest
bath
Warm air
bath
Manual Timer switch off
Music
<...>
<...>
<...>
FM search
AM search
Radio AUX-In Soundscape Treble Bass switch off
Light
Colours Colour programmes Intensity switch off
Settings
Intensity Change PIN
Time format
setting
Contrast PIN-request
Display
Time Date Units Language Display Safety Info Remote
control
Start screen
White: Infusion possible
Red: Vaporisation not possible
Blinking:Flashing vaporiser
water tank is empty
Blinking:Flashing Heater warming up
Illuminated: Temperature reached
Set
default
*only possible via the control panel
18:55
60°C | 21% 21 min
Ofen
Start: 10:00 Uhr
Musik
Licht
Szenarien
Einstellungen

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2. For your Safety
To ensure that you will enjoy your product for years to come, please read these
operating instructions carefully, particularly the safety instructions.
Keep them in a safe place and in the case of a change in ownership, please ensure
they are given to the new owner.
2.1 Normal use
The sauna is to be used exclusively on private property, including a hotel room, in a
residential home or other similar situations and is not to be used for medical purposes.
Use is limited to indoors. It is suitable simply as a relaxing hot air bath.
Any other usage will be deemed as not corresponding with normal usage. DURAVIT AG
assumes no liability for abnormal usage.
2.2 Safety information
Please read and comply with the following safety instructions!
The heater is a fire hazard.
 Make sure there are no objects on the protective grill of the heat inlet before you
switch on the heater.
 Make sure that the air-supply inlet is unobstructed.
 Never operate the heater without sauna stones as this could lead to unacceptably
high temperatures.
 Use only stones that are approved for use in a sauna and place these loosely in the
heater. If the stones are packed too tightly, there is a danger of overheating.
The sauna stones inflict burns.
 Allow stones to cool down before removing them.
This product is designed to be used only by adults.
 Children, elderly or infirm persons or persons with disabilities should only use the
sauna under supervision.
Only take a sauna when in good health.
 Consult your doctor before using the sauna if your health is in any way impaired, if
you suffer from acute illnesses or infections, or if you are pregnant.
 Do not use the sauna bath while under the influence of alcohol, medication and drugs.
Microbial contamination of water in the vaporiser water tank.
 Empty the vaporiser water tank after each sauna bath.
Remove electrical devices.
 Do not use aroma lamps or air humidifiers in the sauna.
Cracks due to constant humidity and ambient temperature.
 Leave the sauna cabin door open after each sauna bath to allow the humid air to
escape.
Damage to the heater and vaporisation module due to water deposits.
 Never use saline water.
 Only use distilled water in the vaporiser tank.
Information on the external fronts and interior fixtures and fittings.
 Natural wood is a living material. Because it is a natural material, its structure,
grain, porosity and colour will vary.
 Over time, the cabin walls in the area of the heater become darker than the rest of
the interior.
 Heat and temperature fluctuations can cause the sauna to warp.
3. Description of Symbols
The following warning signs warn you of dangerous situations and their severity:
Danger! High risk, lethal hazards, severe injuries.
WARNING! Medium risk, severe injuries.
CAUTION! Low risk, minor injuries.
Note! Damage to property.
The following symbols are used:
Hints and tips are provided here!
?Troubleshooting support is provided here.
> This is a prompt requesting your input.
@ Also take a look at the animation at www.duravit.co.uk

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Articles with this symbol may not be mixed with household rubbish.
The symbols under the dustbin stand for the following:
Cd: Battery contains cadmium
Hg: Battery contains mercury
Pb: Battery contains lead
4. Product Information
4.1 Controls
Remote control with charging station
As a reminder of the Indian origins of the sauna, the remote control is shaped like a
stone, a symbol of the Indian's "sweat tent" stones. Using this you can control all the
functions of the sauna.
A light ring is integrated into the charging station which shows the charging state and
gives off a friendly, comforting light. If you wish it can be disabled.
Operator's Panel
There is a second set of controls behind the flap in the furniture. All sauna functions
available on the remote control can also be selected and started using the control
panel.
4.2 Scenarios
You can store up to six different scenarios, with each scenario having different
temperature, humidity, music and lighting. We have predefined five scenarios for you,
you can select between Desert, Indian, Jungle, Asia and Mediterranea while the sixth
scenario is not predefined. They are individually variable in Home mode and can also
be reset again to the original selection.
You will find descriptions of the scenarios in the Sauna Guide!
When changing between scenarios, it can take some time until the predefined values
have been reached.
4.3 Heater
The heater with ceramic sauna stones is hidden in the side wall of the sauna.
In addition to the heating of the cabin up to 110°C (230 °F) on the ceiling, the humidity
can be set between approx. 0% and 50% depending on the temperature and ambient
conditions. In addition there are four different bathing settings (Finnish Sauna, Warm
Air Bath, Tropical Bath and Soft Steam Bath).
The heater may produce popping noises when in operation. These are caused by
expansion of the materials used in the heater: metal, heating elements and stone.
You will find descriptions of the bathing settings in the Sauna Guide!
The relative humidity can vary from the value you set, depending on the surrounding
room environmental conditions.
The sauna continuously sucks in fresh air when being used. Make sure that no cold
air (< 18°C/< 65 °F) is sucked in, e.g. through an open window during the winter.
Warm-up time
The heat in a sauna is based on three sources operating in tandem: Firstly, the heater
warms the air in the cabin (convection). The ceiling and walls absorb the heat of the
air and release energy - in the form of radiant heat - to the sauna bathers. Heat is also
transferred by conduction: The heated benches transfer the stored heat directly to the
bodies of the bathers. To charge the two heat sources - radiant heat and conduction -
sufficiently, another warm-up period of 30 - 60 minutes is recommended after reach-
ing the air temperature in the sauna. Overall, you should allow a warm-up period of
75-135 minutes to ensure optimum through-heating (depending on environmental
conditions): At this point the sauna is ready to use.
Timer
The timer allows you to restart the heater automatically within the next 24 hours. That
way you can enjoy the sauna as soon as you get home after a long day.
Sauna stones
The ceramic sauna stones used are heated at approx. 1300°C (2372 °F) and are there-
fore extremely durable and resilient. They therefore need to be checked less often
than natural stones.

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4.4 Hourglass timer
Using the hourglass timer integrated into the sauna control you can set a timer for
your sauna session.
4.5 Vaporisation
If the "Vaporiser" button on the remote control or control panel is pressed, water
flows out evenly from the vaporiser water tank behind the flap in the furniture onto
the ceramic sauna stones of the heater.
4.6 Lighting
A coloured lighting system is a standard fitting in the sauna. This consists of LED
elements that illuminate the entire rear wall of the sauna from below. You can choose
between single colours or a colour programme and vary the intensity of the colours.
Colours
You can define the colours of the light via a colour beam.
The effect of the colours is discussed in the Sauna Guide!
Colour programmes
 Coloured flush
changing light from a six coloured hard colour progression:
white – blue – turquoise – green – yellow – red – violet – white - ...
The time between colour changes can be varied between 5 and 22 seconds.
 Rainbow
Changing light from a six coloured soft colour progression:
white – blue – turquoise – green – yellow – red – violet – white - ...
The duration of the cycle can be varied between 5 and 22 seconds.
 Sunrise
a 15 minute simulation of the lighting characteristics during daybreak.
 Sunset
a 15 minute simulation of the lighting characteristics during Sunset.
 Pulsed colours
pulses of a selected colour with a variable loop time.
4.7 Music
The sauna is fitted with a sound system that you can use, either during a sauna or at
other times, to listen to the soundscape, the radio or your favourite music. The loud-
speakers are hidden in the floor of the sauna.
Soundscape
The following soundscapes are available:
 Jungle
 Desert
 Indian
 Asian
 Mediterranean
You will find descriptions of the soundscapes in the Sauna Guide!
Radio
You can pre-tune three radio stations and search in the FM and AM bands.
External audio source
You can connect your music players (iPhone, mp3-player, HiFi system) via the AUX-In
connection and listen to your favourite music.
4.8 PIN
In order to prevent unauthorised use of the sauna, a PIN-request can activated. You
will then need to enter the PIN in order to turn on the sauna.
4.9 Emergency lighting
Emergency lighting will come on without the controls or the sauna needing to be
switched on. This provides a degree of safety and protection in the case of an emer-
gency if it has been activated beforehand.
You can switch on the emergency lighting separately, e.g. when you're cleaning the
sauna, and without having to switch on the whole sauna.

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4.10 Note on the water-tightness (Inipi Ama)
For design reasons, frameless shower partitions cannot absolutely prevent all water
from escaping the shower enclosure.
Water splashes, that occur during normal showering, are prevented. Therefore as with
any frameless shower enclosure, one cannot completely prevent water from spraying
out of the enclosure. However, for reasons of both function and design, a water barrier
in the form of a frame that can be closed tightly is not always desirale in exclusive all-
glass products.
5. Basics of Operation
5.1 Buttons and their functions
 Switch on the sauna with the "on/off" button.
 Navigate in the menu using the arrow keys, the "OK" key and the "cancel/back" key:
 Move between menu items with the "up" and "down" button.
 Select a menu item with the "OK" button.
 Set a value with the "right" and left" button.
 Interrupt a series of steps or jump back to the previous menu item with the
"cancel/back" button.
 Press the "Vaporiser" button to start vaporisation.
 Start the timer with the "hourglass" button.
5.2 Operating instructions
We've condensed the menu navigation in the operating instructions in the subsequent
chapters.
Where you read "Select ...." you need to carry out the following:
>Press the "down" button until the required menu item is marked.
>Press the "OK" button.
Example
>Select scenarios > change.
>Select the scenario you wish to change.
Do the following:
>Press the "down" button until scenarios is highlighted.
>Press the "OK" button.
>Press the "down" button until change is highlighted.
>Press the "OK" button.
>Press the "down" button until the scenario you want to change is highlighted.
>Press the "OK" button.
6. Initial Start-up of the Sauna
Note!
When switched on for the first time, the heater may produce a slight odour due to
evaporation of the materials used during the manufacturing processes.
>Ventilate the sauna after heating up for the first time, before taking your sauna bath.
Step 1: Configure control panel
>Turn the light switch to ON.
>Turn the mains switch to ON.
>Press the "On/Off" button.
All languages are listed on the display.
>Select the language you wish to use.
Two alternative modes are listed on the display:
 Hotel: The scenarios cannot be changed.
 Home: The scenarios can be changed
>Select the mode you wish to use.
Set time is displayed:
>Press the "up" or "down" button until the first digit of the current time is displayed.
>Press the "right" button to select the next digit.
>Repeat the last two steps until the current time is displayed.
>Press the "OK" button.
Set date is displayed:
>Press the "up" or "down" button until the first digit of the current date is displayed.
>Press the "right" button to select the next digit.
>Repeat the last two steps until the current date is displayed.
>Press the "OK" button.

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Set units is displayed.
>Select the required units.
You've now finished configuring the control panel.
Step 2: Fill the vaporiser water tank
>Unscrew the vaporiser water tank from behind the flap in the furniture.
>Fill the water tank with distilled water.
>When required, add fragrant essential oils to the water, according to the manufac-
turer's instructions.
>Screw the water tank back in.
>Empty the vaporiser water tank again after the sauna bath to prevent microbial
contamination of the water.
7. Operating the Sauna
7.1 Switching on the sauna
>Turn the light switch to ON.
The emergency light is switched on.
>Turn the mains switch to ON.
The emergency light may flicker while the controls is starting.
>Press the "On/Off" button.
The operating unit is switched on, the emergency light is switched off.
If you've activated a PIN-request, enter the PIN as follows:
>Press the "up" or "down" button until the first digit of the PIN is displayed.
>Press the "right" button to select the next digit.
>Repeat those last two steps until you have entered the PIN.
>Press the "OK" button.
You can now switch on the separate parts of the sauna via a scenario or via functions
(heater, lighting, music).
7. 2 Switching off the sauna
Note!
Damage to the cabin due to overflowing water.
>Empty the collection tray after every sauna bath and before you refill the vaporiser
water tank.
>Press the "On/Off" button.
>Select switch off.
The sauna is switched off.
>Turn the light switch to OFF.
The emergency light is switched off.
>Turn the mains switch to OFF.
Power supply to the sauna is switched off.
7.3 Switching on a scenario
>Select scenarios.
>Select the scenario you wish to use.
The heater starts to heat up, other settings are not yet started.
Once the air temperature* is reached, the following is seen on the control panel:
"Air temperature reached! Start scenario?".
>Press the "OK" button to confirm.
Perform other scenario settings.
If you would like to enjoy music or coloured lighting while the sauna is heating up, you
can switch these on individually. Follow the instructions given under the individual
functions.
*It may still take some time before the sauna is ready, refer to the chapter entitled
"Product Information" to learn more about the "warm-up period".
7. 4 Switching off a scenario
>Select scenarios > switch off.
The scenario is switched off.
7.5 Changing a scenario*
... permanently
>Select scenarios > change.