EOS Shark User manual

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EOS Shark
Installation and Operating Instructions
Heater for Sauna Cabins

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Original installation instructions EN
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EOS Saunatechnik GmbH
Schneiderstriesch 1
D-35759 Driedorf
Tel.: +49 2775 82-0
E-Mail: info@eos-sauna.de
Web: www.eos-sauna.de
Copyright for these installation instructions remains with EOS Saunatechnik
GmbH.
Copyright as per DIN ISO 16016:
The copying and distribution of this document, as well as the use and commu-
nication of its contents without express authorisation, are not permitted. Com-
pensation will be claimed in the event of infringements. All rights reserved with
regard to patent claims or submission of design or utility patent.
These instructions are directed at all persons who are assigned to assemble,
install, commission and operate, clean and service, maintain, troubleshoot, de-
commission and dispose of the product and its components.
The „Electrical installation“ and „Maintenance by a trained electrician“ chap-
ters are only directed at trained skilled personnel, who are familiar with the
laws and regulations for electrical installations in the installation site (electri-
cally skilled personnel).
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27.07.2021 01.00 First version, A5 Format
01.09.2023 02.00 Revision 1, A4 Format.

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Table of contents
Documentation..................................................................................................................................... 2
1. General safety instructions.......................................................................... .............................4
2. Identication..................................................................................................................................9
2.1. Requirements for operation...........................................................................................9
2.2. Nameplate ............................................................................................................................9
2.3. Intended use........................................................................................................................9
2.4. Foreseeable misuse........................................................................................................10
2.5. General instructions.......................................................................................................10
2.6. Scope of delivery.............................................................................................................11
2.7. Technical data...................................................................................................................12
3. Installation ...................................................................................................................................13
3.1. Specifications for the cabin.........................................................................................13
3.2. Unpacking and setting up the sauna heater.........................................................14
3.3. Air inlets and outlets......................................................................................................14
3.4. Temperature sensor .......................................................................................................16
3.5. Heater guard rail installation (optional)..................................................................18
3.6. Connecting cable............................................................................................................18
4. Electrical installation ................................................................................................................19
4.1. General instructions for electrical installation........................................................19
4.2. Heating period limitation.............................................................................................19
4.3. Inner wiring diagrams .............................................................................................19-21
4.4. Internal wiring..................................................................................................................22
4.5. Establishing an electrical connection......................................................................22
5. Commissioning ..........................................................................................................................23
5.1. Filling rock store with stones ......................................................................................23
5.2. Starting the heater..........................................................................................................24
5.3. Remote switching...........................................................................................................24
5.4. Water splash......................................................................................................................25
6. Service ...........................................................................................................................................26
6.1. Cleaning .............................................................................................................................26
6.2. Sauna stones.....................................................................................................................27
7. Maintenance................................................................................................................................28
7.1. Replacing the tubular heating elements................................................................28
8. Troubleshooting.........................................................................................................................31
9. Disposal.........................................................................................................................................32
10. General Terms and Conditions of Service...........................................................................33

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General safety instructions
1. General safety instructions
Safety instructions and important operating instructions are classied. Please familiarise your-
self with the following terms and symbols:
Safety levels
CAUTION
Caution
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate
injury.
NOTICE
Notice
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in damage to the unit.
WARNING
Warning
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious
injury.

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General safety instructions
1.1 Mounting and electrical installation
These installation instructions are intended for qualied personnel familiar with the laws and
regulations applicable to electrical installations at the installation site. Observe the following
general safety instructions during mounting, conguration and commissioning of the product.
►Risk to life and limb and risk of re
Risk to life and limb from electric shock and re in the event of improper or faulty electrical
connection. This risk remains also after completion of the installation work.
The electrical installation of the heater, relay boxes and other electrical systems
or equipment with a xed mains connection must only be performed by a trained
electrician from an authorised electrical company.
Ensure compliance with the applicable standards and regulations for electrical
installation.
The system must be completely disconnected from the mains supply before com-
mencing installation and repair work.
The housing cover must only be removed by a specialist.
►Fire hazard from overheating
Insucient ventilation can lead to device overheating and re.
Install air inlets and outlets in the cabin.
Observe the cabin manufacturer’s safety and installation instructions.
►Risk of re due to sauna stones
It is possible for hot stones or stone pieces to fall out of the rock store.
The sauna heater may not be placed on a oor made of easily ammable material
(e.g. laminate or synthetic ooring). Ceramic tiles are recommended as a ooring
option.
►Risk of burns from hot glass
Glass surfaces in the cabin become hot while the sauna is in operation.
When installing the cabin, ensure that the touchable glass surfaces on the outside
of the cabin may reach a maximum temperature of 76°C. Appropriate protection
may need to be installed if required.
►Risk of burns from hot unit
During operation, the sauna heater may become hot and, if touched, could cause burns.
Maintain a safe distance.

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►Sauna cabin and sauna heater
The sauna cabin must be constructed with proper material and built in a professional man-
ner, and the output of the sauna heater must be suited for the cabin.
The sauna heater may only be used in sauna cabins made of suitable, low-resin
and untreated material (e.g. Nordic spruce).The control unit must not be used in
the cabin.
Multiple heaters may be installed in one sauna if the heater output can properly
supply the cabin volume. In this case, depending on the position, an additional
safety temperature limiter must be installed for each additional heater.
The sauna heater is not designed to be installed or set up in an alcove or under a
bench or sloping roof unless the sauna heater is specically designed and ap-
proved for this type of installation.
Receptacles may not be installed inside the sauna cabin.
Each sauna cabin must have air inlets and outlets.The air inlets and outlets may
be installed from below or from behind the heater.The minimum dimensions of
the air inlets and outlets can be found here: Technical data, Air inlets and outlets,
The air outlet is always installed in the lower part of the wall, diagonal to the
sauna heater.The air inlets and outlets must not be closed. Please observe the
instructions provided by your sauna cabin manufacturer.
Use one of the control units listed below to check and control the sauna heater.
This control unit is xed to a suitable location on the cabin’s external wall, and the
corresponding temperature sensor according to the installation instructions that
accompany the control units inside the sauna cabin.
The cabin lighting must be safe for sauna cabin use and installed in such a way
that it can be used safely in a sauna cabin. Ensure that the heater is installed in
compliance with the standards and legal norms valid in your country.
The cabin door must open outward and must not have a lock that cannot be
opened in the case of failure.We recommend magnetic or spring locks.
The door opening should be > 80 cm.

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1.2 Operator instruction
The operator of the sauna cabin must be instructed in the general safety instructions dur-
ing commissioning.The operator must be given a copy of the operating instructions.
►Risk of electric shock
A risk to life and limb from electric shock and re arises in the event of improper repair
work.This risk remains also after work is completed.
The housing cover must only be removed by a specialist.
Repairs and installations must only be performed by a trained specialist.
The system must be disconnected and removed entirely from the mains supply
before commencing repair work.
Use only original spare parts from the manufacturer.
►Fire hazard
Objects placed on the heater or protective guards can easily be ignited and cause res.
Attach the heater guard rail.
Do not place objects on the heater.
Fill the rock store as directed.
Inspect the sauna cabin prior to each switching on
if you switch on the sauna heater using a pre-set timer or a remote control, use a
cover protection system for the heater or install a suitable safety device
►Health risks
Spending time in a sauna cabin can lead to serious health risks or even death for persons
with health impairments.
Persons with health impairments who spend time in a sauna must consult a
doctor before entering a sauna cabin.
►Equipment damage due to overuse
If the cabin is used commercially, the heating time must be set so that the heater switches
o automatically after a specic period of time.
If the heating does not switch o automatically after a dened heating period,
cabin use must be supervised at all times.
Inspect the cabin before each use.
►Damage to health
Excessive time spent in a heated sauna cabin can lead to overheating of the body (hyper-
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General safety instructions
when the core temperature of the body exceeds the norm by a few degrees.
Symptoms of hyperthermia include fever, dizziness, lethargy, sleepiness, and fainting.
Side eects of hyperthermia include perception disorders, inability to recognize the need
to leave the room, inability to identify imminent danger, harm to the foetus in the case of
pregnant women, inability to physically leave the room and unconsciousness.
Alcohol, drugs, and medications increase the risk of hyperthermia.
Do not exceed the maximum recommended time in the sauna.
Leave the sauna cabin if your body responds abnormally to the heat or if you do
not feel well.
Avoid alcohol, drugs, and medications when you are using the sauna.
►Operation by children or persons with reduced mental capacity
This unit should not be used by children or persons with reduced mental capacity or limit-
ed physical or sensory abilities. Children must not play with the unit.
Cleaning and user maintenance must not be performed by children.
Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the unit.
1.3 Standards and regulations
For an overview of the standards that were observed during design and construction of
the sauna heaters, please refer to the individual product’s technical data sheet that can be
downloaded from www.eos-sauna.com.

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Identication
2. Identication
EOS Shark is an electrically heated sauna heater for Finnish mode available in a variety
of output capacities.
2.1 Requirements for operation
The heater must be operated together with an EOS control unit that is specied in the
technical data of these instructions. The control unit is not included in the scope of
delivery.
2.2 Nameplate
The nameplate is supplied separately and must be attached to the unit during installa-
tion so that it can be reliably identied later.
Elektro-Saunaofen
Type EOS Shark
Art.-Nr. 94 XXXX 0X
400V 3N ~ 50Hz XX kW
Made in Germany
EOS-SAUNATECHNIK GmbH, Schneiderstriesch 1, 35759 Driedorf
S-No. 08.23 00001
IPx4
A. Name
B. Model
C. Item number
D. Electrical connection
E. Approval symbols
F. Country of origin
G. Manufacturer
H. Manufacturing date
I. Serial number
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H I
2.3 Intended use
The EOS Shark sauna heater is designed solely to heat sauna cabins with a suitable
control unit and a power extension unit.
EOS Shark is suitable for commercial and private use.
The heater is not suitable for outdoor use.
IIt must be operated only inside buildings and may not be exposed to environmental
conditions such as extreme humidity and moisture or the possible formation of con-
densation or corrosive substances in the ambient air, as well as other weather condi-
tions.
Any use beyond this is considered improper use. Proper use also includes compliance
with operating, maintenance and servicing requirements.
The manufacturer is not responsible for unauthorised modications and damages
resulting from these modications; the person modifying the equipment alone shall
bear the associated risk.
Structure of the nameplate

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Identication
2.4 Foreseeable misuse
The following are considered instances of foreseeable misuse:
The unit is operated without knowledge of or compliance with the safety
instructions.
The requirements for operation, servicing and maintenance are not met.
The unit is operated by children under 8 years of age.
The unit is operated by children 8 years of age or older, or persons with re-
duced mental capacity who have not been thoroughly instructed in its use.
The unit is operated without sauna stones or with a rock store that is not lled
as directed.
The heater power does not match the sauna volume.
The unit is operated with insucient air supply or exhaust air.
2.5 General instructions
Please note that an optimal sauna climate can be achieved only if the cabin
with its air inlets and outlets, the sauna heater, and the control unit are syn-
chronized.
Observe the specications and information provided by your sauna retailer.
The sauna heaters heat the sauna cabin with heated convection air. Fresh air
is drawn in through the air inlet. It is warmed and rises (convection) and is
then circulated in the cabin. Some of the used air is pushed out of the cabin
through the cabin‘s air outlet. This creates a typical sauna climate in which
temperatures of approx. 110°C are achieved directly below the ceiling. These
temperatures drop to approx. 30–40°C in the cabin along the oor. Therefore,
it is not unusual that if the temperature sensor above the heater reads 110°C,
the thermometer that is mounted approx. 20– 25 cm below the cabin ceiling
on the sauna wall reads only 85°C. When the max. temperature is set for the
area around the upper sauna bench, the bathing temperature is typically
between 80°C and 90°C.
Please note that the highest temperatures in the cabin are always above the
sauna heater and that is where the temperature sensor and safety tempera-
ture limiter should be mounted according to the installation instructions.
The rst time the cabin is heated, you may notice a slight odour resulting from
the evaporation of consumables used in the manufacturing processes. Air out
your cabin once it has been heated and before using the sauna.

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Accessories (optional)
2.6 Scope of delivery
Please verify upon delivery that all components included in the standard scope of de-
livery are available. Missing parts shall be reported to your local dealer (supplier).
Standard delivery includes:
A. Sauna heater
B. Warning sign for wall mounting and nameplate to attach on the sauna heater
C. Sauna stones, 50 kg, Calibre 50–100 mm
D. 2 x Connecting cable, 8 m, pre-mounted
E. Installation instructions
Heater guard rail Item no.
360° Abachi 94 6896
270° Abachi 94 6890
360° Walnut 94 6900
270° Walnut 94 6894
General view of the sauna heater and the scope of delivery
AB
C
D
E
Elektro-Saunaofen
Type EOS Shark
Art.-Nr. 94 XXXX 0X
400V 3N ~ 50Hz XX kW
Made in Germany
EOS-SAUNATECHNIK GmbH, Schneiderstriesch 1, 35759 Driedorf
S-No. 08.23 00001
IPx4

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Identication
2.7 Technical data
All line cross-section specications are the minimum cross-sections for the copper line.
1Depending on the installation location and structural conditions, forced ventilation must be provided!
2With EOS Compact D18, no LSG 10 power extension unit is required.
Heater power as per DIN 12 kW 15 kW 18 kW 21 kW 24 kW
Electrical connection 400V 3N ~ 50 Hz
For sauna volume 14 - 18 m³ 18 - 25 m³ 24 - 35 m³ 30 - 34 m³ 35 - 45 m³
Minimum size of air inlet and outlet 50 x 6 cm150 x 6 cm150 x 8 cm150 x 8 cm150 x 10 cm1
Weight, w/out stones and packaging ~ 110 kg
Heater dimensions, H x W x D Ø74 x 99 cm (without railing)
Stone volume ~ 50 kg, calibre 50-100 mm (not included)
Power extension (LSG unit) LSG 10 2LSG 18
For use with the sauna control units EOS Econ-Serie, Compact-Serie, EmoTec-Serie, EmoStyle-Serie,
EmoTouch-Serie
Leakage current max. 0,75 mA per kW heater output
Intended use / area of application Use in private and commercial sauna cabins
Fuse protection for control unit 3 x 16 A
Fuse protection for LSG unit 3 x 16 A 3 x 35 A
Connection mains – control unit 5 x 2.5 mm²
Connection mains – LSG unit 5 x 2.5 mm² 5 x 6 mm²
Connection control unit – heater 5 x 1.5 mm²
Connection LSG unit – heater 5 x 1.5 mm² 5 x 6 mm²
Connection control unit – LSG unit 4 x 1.5 mm²

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3. Installation
3.1 Specications for the cabin
The cabin must be planned and installed according to specications before the heater
is installed.
It must be ensured that the heater can be removed from the cabin even after the cabin
has been installed All electrical installations laid inside the cabin must be suitable for
a temperature of at least 170°C. All lines must be routed in such a way that they are
well protected, e.g. in a cable duct. If single-core lines are used as connecting cables,
they must be protected by a exible metal hose that is connected to the protective
conductor. The minimum cross-section of the connecting cable and the recommend-
ed heater power in kW in relation to the cabin volume can be found in the Technical
Data section.
In general, it should be noted that the sauna heater must not be placed on ooring
made of highly ammable material such as laminate, plastic etc. Ceramic tiles are rec-
ommended as a ooring option. Floor heating in the sauna cabin increases the tem-
perature of the oor’s surface temperature.
►Instalation site
Ceiling height minimum 2.15 m
Distance between the upper edge of the sauna heater (body) and the sauna
ceiling at least 130 cm.
Distance between heater and cabin wall at least 15 cm
Distance between heater and bench or other combustible materials at least 15
cm.
Without heater protection (EOS guard rail), a distance of at least 25 cm must be
maintained.
If the heater guard rail is self-built, its height must be the same as the front of
the heater.
Required heater capacity depends on the cabin volume. For this, see Technical
Data section.
This chapter describes how to install the EOS Shark sauna heater. Prior to installing the
heater, air inlets and outlets must be installed in the cabin.
It may be necessary to install additional fans in the inlets/outlets.
All protective lms must be removed.
NOTICE
Damage due to incorrect mounting location
►The heater is not suitable for outdoor use. The heater must be operated only inside sauna cabins
and may not be exposed to environmental conditions such as extreme humidity and moisture or
the possible formation of condensation or corrosive substances in the ambient air, as well as other
weather conditions.
►The heater is not designed to be installed or set up in an alcove or under a bench or sloping roof.

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min. 1300
min. 2150
165
Ø 940 Ø 740
~855
~990
min.
150
min.
150
min.250
~R 100
A AB B
B B
C
D
C
D
A. Cabin ceiling
B. Temperature sensor
C. Heater guard
D. Shark heater
3.2 Unpacking and setting up the sauna heater
1. Remove the transport packaging.
2. Remove the transport locks and protective foils from the product.
3. Separate the transport packaging, transport locks and protective lms and dis-
pose of them properly.
CAUTION! Heavy load! Always use four people to lift the oven.
Lift the sauna heater o the pallet and set it down at the installation site.
3.3 Air inlets and outlets
Air inlets and outlets must be installed in the cabin to ensure sucient airow in the
cabin and to prevent the heater from overheating. To support ventilation, additional
fans can be installed, preferably on the side of the exhaust air. The required size of the
air inlets and outlets depends on the heater output: see Technical Data section.
Minimum distances and dimensions

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~990
~855
A
B
C
A. Sauna oor
B. Drip tray
C. Air supply duct
If the heating process takes a long time, the heater will receive insucient air. At least
5 times the cabin volume of air must be exchanged per hour.
If too little fresh air reaches the heater despite adhering to the dimensions, a fan must
be tted outside the cabin at the air intake.
Air intake
Depending on the location of the heater, the air intake must be placed under or be-
hind the heater.
Heater is positioned in the centre of the cabin: Air intake from underneath
Heater is in front of the cabin wall: Air intake from the side
Exhaust vent
The exhaust vent must full the following criteria:
Position: Opposite heater
Height: 30 - 50 cm above the cabin oor
►Air supply from below
If the air supply is from below and installation is on a re-resistant surface, the drip tray is not necessary. If the air
supply is through an installation provided via an air duct in the sauna centre, mechanical ventilation may be needed.
An air supply via a duct must have the same cross-section as a square opening, e.g. 50 x 8 cm = 400 cm².
WARNING
Risk of re due to insucient ventilation
The sauna heater may overheat if the air supply is insucient.There is a risk of death
due to re.
►Ensure that the air inlets and outlets provide sucient ventilation. Install a fan if
necessary.
►Only switch the sauna on after all air inlets and outlets have been opened.
Possible positions of the air intake

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►Air supply at the side /at the rear
When installing near the cabin wall, the air intake must be located as shown. Please
note the minimum dimensions (see Technical Data section).
min.
150
A
A
A
A
B
B
A. Air inlet
B. Cabin wall
3.4 Temperature sensor
The installation of the temperature sensor with the safety temperature limiter (STL) is
mandatory.
Install the temperature sensor with safety temperature limiter on the ceiling as shown
below and as indicated on the“Minimum distances”illustration in Section 3.1.
Make sure that the sensor (B) is installed above the heater on the side of the connec-
tion box in the heater. Ex works, the cover is tted so that the warning signs (D) are on
the front right and the connection box side (C) is always on the right.
This must be maintained during disassembly and reassembly.
The temperature sensor with the STL is not included in the delivery. The connection of
the temperature sensor is described in the instructions for the control unit.
Possible positions of the air intake

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B
C
A
D
A. Centre line
B. Temperature sensor with
STL
C. Side with connection box
D. Warning sticker
WARNING
Risk of re due to incorrect temperature sensor position
Overheating can occur if the temperature sensor with the safety temperature limiter is
installed in the incorrect position; in this case, the sensor may detect a lower tempera-
ture than actually exists in the cabin.This would trigger the sauna heater to continue to
heat, even though the desired temperature has already been reached.
►Install the sensor as indicated in these instructions: 3.1 Specications.
Temperature sensor installation - view from above

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C
D
View A
A
B
C. Heater protection
D. Bracket View B
3.5 Heater guard rail installation (optional)
The heater guard rail must be mounted at least around the upper edge of the heater.
It prevents accidental contact with hot parts of the heater.
A suitable heater guard rail for the Shark heater is available as an optional accessory.
See 2.6 Scope of Delivery, Optional Accessories
3.6 Connecting cable
The heater is connected to the control unit or to the power extension unit and the
control unit via a connecting cable. Observe the regulations of the local power supply
company (EVU) and the Association for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technolo-
gies (VDE). Install the cable in such a way that it is protected from damage. This means
that the cable must be routed under a suitable protective cover (e.g. in a cable duct or
empty conduits).
See the connection diagram: chapter Electric Connections
The connecting cable can be also laid to the heater in a concealed way underneath the
cabin oor with a suitable cover. To conceal the connection of the connecting cable,
route the cable through an appropriate cable duct under the oor surface.
Guard rail mounting

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Electrical installation
4. Electrical installation
4.1 General instructions for electrical installation
Ensure that electrical installation is performed in compliance with the standards and
legal norms valid in your country.
Observe the following regulations when installing sauna heaters: IEC 60364-7-703
and/or DIN VDE 0100 part 703:
This most recent version of the standard under amendment of paragraph 703.412.05,
states the following: “The additional protection must be provided for all of the sauna‘s
electric circuits by one or more residual current devices (RCDs) with a rated dierential
current no greater than 30 mA, with the exception of sauna heaters.”
If a residual current device (RCD) is installed, ensure that there are no other electrical
consumers not belonging to the sauna system which are fused via this RCD.
If the sauna heater has not been used for an extended period of time, the heater may
draw moisture from the ambient air, which, in rare cases, could lead to the RCD to be
tripped. This is a physical process and not a fault on the part of the manufacturer.
In this case, the heater must be heated by a technician under supervision which will
bypass the RCD function. Once the moisture has escaped from the heating elements
after approx. 10 minutes, the RCD can be integrated again in the electric circuit.
If the sauna heater will not be used for an extended period of time, we recommend
that you switch on the heater every 6 weeks so that the heating elements do not accu-
mulate moisture. If, during commissioning, the RCD is triggered, the electrical installa-
tion must be checked again.
The electrician is responsible for properly connecting the heater; thus, the manufac-
turer does not assume liability.
4.2 Heating period limitation
All sauna heaters, except for those installed in public saunas, and which must be
operated under the supervision of personnel, must be equipped with a timer that
complies with IEC and EN standards. For safety reasons, this timer limits the operation
time. This timer is typically integrated in all EOS sauna control units.
The operation time of a public sauna must be limited so that the heating
elements are without power for a minimum of 6 consecutive hours within a 24-
hour period before an independent restart can take place.
Units used in private saunas must be limited to an operating time of 6 hours,
and an automatic restart is not permitted.
4.3 Inner wiring diagrams
The sauna control unit and the heater must be connected as shown in the circuit
diagrams.
Please observe the installation and operating instructions for the sauna control unit.
See also 2.7 Technical data

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Electrical installation
400 V 3N ~
L1 L2 L3 N W V U N
Saunasteuergerät / Control unit /
Boîtier de commande / Пульт управления
Netz / Mains / Réseau / Сеть
3x16A
N U V W N U V W
1 1 1 1
LSG
Contactor box
S1 N
400 V 3N ~
Netz / Mains / Réseau / Сеть
Saunaofen / Sauna heater
Poêle de sauna / Печь для сауны
WVU N VS1 L1 L2 L3N N
Sensor/
Limiter
LSG
5 5
5
4
5
4
Saunasteuergerät
Control unit
Boîtier de commande
Пульт управления
Saunaofen
Sauna heater
Poêle de sauna
Печь для сауны
Leistungsschaltgerät
Power extension unit
Extension de puissance
Блок расширения мощности
Netz / Mains / Réseau / Сеть
►Connection overview
►Connection diagram
• 12-18 kW – for all control units except Compact D18, 21-24 kW - also for Compact D18.
• LSG power extension unit:
LSG 10 for 12-18 kW
LSG 18 for 21-24 kW
Terminal diagram
Connection diagram
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