Saunatec S4 Series User manual

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S4-Series
Infrared Sauna
IL2 and Bluetooth
S810 & S820 User Manual
Precautions Before Use
2
Preassembly Information
2
Electrical Requirements
3
Sauna Assembly
4
Electrical Connection-Under Bench
6
Electrical Connection-Inside Ceiling
10
Control Panel Instructions
13
Lighting Operation
14
Audio System
14
Wi-Fi Pairing Information
15
How to Use Sauna
16
Tips & Troubleshooting
17
Warranty
18
This Product is covered by:
US Patents No. 8,692,168
Canadian Patents No. 2,729,500
2,794,059 & 2,813,340
and other Patents Pending.

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Precautions before Use: Warning (Room Configuration & Use):
•Proper Electrical Grounding is Required
•Electrical Receptacles not Allowed in the Room
•Do not Apply Water to any Heating Element
•Do not Add a Locking or Latching System to the Door
•Do not Block Ventilation Openings
•Children Must be Supervised at all Times in the Sauna
NOTE: A GFCI (Ground Fault Interrupt Circuit) device is not required by NEC. A
GFCI may be installed if required by local codes but will nuisance trip during use of
the product. - CAUTION: Loose wire connections can cause heat damage to wires,
terminal blocks and other components and may void the warranty.
Electrical Caution –Do not plug the room power cord into an electrical outlet until Room
Assembly is completed!
a. Warning (Human Limitations):
Prolonged Exposure at Elevated Temperatures May Cause Hyperthermia (Body Temperature is
Several Degrees Above 98.6F)
Hyperthermia Symptoms include: Dizziness, Lethargy, Drowsiness, and Fainting
Hyperthermia can cause:
Fetal Damage in Pregnant Women
Physical In-Ability to Exit the Room
Loss of Consciousness
Notice - Use of Alcohol or Drugs Increases the Risk of Fatal Hyperthermia
If You Have any Health Problems or Health Conditions, Consult Your Physician Prior to Sauna
Us, Discontinue Use if Nervousness, Tremor, Headache, Feeling of Sickness or Nausea Occurs
b. Warning (Fire Hazards):
Do Not Use the Sauna Room for Drying Cloths, Bathing Suits, Etc.
Do Not Hang Towels or Other Objects on Heater Grills
Never Operate this Sauna Room if it Has a Damaged Cord or Plug
Pre-assembly Information:
a. Two (2) adults are required for the assembly and installation of the room.
b. Assembly Tools: Phillips Screwdriver
c. Boxes are labeled in the order of room assembly
d. Note: Front wall glass assembly is heavy and fragile.
Box #1: Floor, Ceiling, Bench Skirt, Bench, Manual & Deluxe Door Handle Set
Box #2: Left & Right Walls
Box #3: Front & Back Walls

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Electrical Requirements: The IR Sauna Room is designed for a 120 Volt AC / 15 or 20
Amp Circuit Breaker!
A 120 Volt AC (dedicated) circuit is recommended to avoid unnecessary
tripping of the breaker.
The Sauna should be plugged into a NEMA (5-15R or 5-20R)
Amp electrical outlet.
Box label will indicate the model of the room and the room serial number, the
label will also give you the box number and the internal contents.
Record your model number and serial number from box in the event you should
need to contact your dealer or technical support.
Serial Number
Model Number
Dealer Name
IG 810SH
15 Amp
IG 820SH
15 Amp
IG 825SH
20 Amp
IG 830SH
20 Amp
IG 840SH
20 Amp
IG 870SH
15 Amp
IG 880SH
20 Amp
5-
5-15R 5-20R

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Sauna Assembly Instructions
Floor Panel (Box #1):
•Locate the Floor Panel on a level surface (3-6) inches from wall and no more than (5 ft)
from 120 Volt AC / 15-amp dedicated receptacle.
•Position the Floor panel so that the Ceramic tiles / IR Floor Heaters are to the front of the
room
Note: place the Ceiling, Bench Skirt and Bench to the
side until the appropriate steps.
Note: place the power cord on the ground to the side
of the floor; be sure that all wires and connectors on
the sauna floor are clear of the slots.
Note –Do NOT Plug the Sauna Room 120 VAC
Power Cord into the Outlet Yet!
Back Wall (Box #3):
Note: after opening the box 3, store the front wall glass until that step of the assembly process.
Be sure to control the door from opening when moving the Front Wall Panel to prevent breakage.
•Place Back Wall panel into the back slot of the Floor Panel.
•Back Wall panel must be held in place until the Right Wall panel is added.

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Right Wall (Box #2):
•Place Right Wall section into the right slot of the Floor Panel
•Attach Back Wall to the Right Wall by lifting up the Right Wall sliding into the corner
interlock brackets.
Left Wall (Box #2):
•Place Left Wall section into the left slot of the Floor Panel
•Attach the Back Wall to the Left Wall by lifting up the left wall sliding into the corner
interlock brackets.
Note: When wall panels are connected in place properly the corners will be flush on top.