Sunstream Evolve Mini EHS User manual

Congratulations
on purchasing a Sun Stream Far Infrared
Sauna, we are confident you and your
family will experience many health benefits
for years to come. Happy sweating!
Please read all instructions carefully before using your new
sauna so you can use it safely and keep it in great condition.

Table of contents
How to prepare the sauna for first time use .........................
How to keep the sauna clean and hygienic ..........................
How to take a sauna .............................................................
Using your LCD control panel ..............................................
Audio system ........................................................................
Floor heater safety reminders ............................................
Safety instructions ................................................................
Precautions for use ...............................................................
Sauna warranty & contact information ................................
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How to prepare the sauna for
first time use
Your sauna has only recently been manufactured & then tightly stored in cartons for
the last 4 weeks or more with Styrofoam & other packaging materials. To get rid of
the initial foreign smells, we recommend the following:
1. After initial assembly, vacuum up any excess dust & bits of Styrofoam.
2. GLASS CLEANING: Spray glass cleaner directly onto the rag instead of
the glass, this will prevent spray from coming into contact with the wood or
running down the glass behind the door heater in the Evolve series.
3. Take a damp cloth & gently wipe all timber surfaces inside the sauna to
remove any excess wood dust from manufacturing.
4. Give the cloth a good rinse & gently clean the surface of all heater panels.
5. Turn the sauna on to 100% intensity. Fully open the door of the sauna & let
it run for a couple of hours to rid the sauna of any foreign smells if deemed
necessary.
6. Your Sauna is now ready for use. Over the next few days, leave the door
open to remediate any further initial new sauna smells.

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How do I keep the sauna clean
& hygienic?
1. Place a large towel over the sauna bench seat, two layers if possible. This
will keep the bench clean & hygienic.
2. Once you start sweating or before, place a small towel under your feet to
absorb some of the sweat. NB: DO NOT cover the entire floor heater with
a towel, allow some breathing space at either end of the heater.
3. Towel off sweat during the sauna session, this will enable the body to
perspire more freely.
4. Important: After each sauna session, leave the door open to properly air
out the sauna or otherwise leave it running for 20 minutes to dry out any
excess sweat.
5. Regularly place the backrests and floor guard in the direct Sunlight
to kill any germs. TIP: Apply Bee Seal to the backrests, seat and floor
heater guard to provide some repellence against sweat and assist with
maintaining hygiene. (https://www.beeseal.co.nz/buy-beeseal/)
6. If necessary, clean the movable backrests with a little warm water and
a small amount of white vinegar added, then place them in the direct
Sunlight to properly dry out. Repeat this process also with the floor heater
guard, which is going to catch a lot of sweat, then be sure to place it in
the direct Sunlight to dry out.
Tip:
Since the internal timber surfaces of the sauna are unfinished, you can safely use
fine grit sandpaper to remove any unwanted marks. NB: Sand in the direction of the
timber grain.
Cleaning Precautions:
NB: Avoid detergents or anything that has the potential to off-gas harmful fumes.
Never hose down the interior of your sauna. Never apply paint or stain to the sauna.

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How to take a sauna
Unlike a traditional sauna, far Infrared heats the body directly, so the cabin air
temperature is not as important as the type and quality of the Infrared received.
The radiant heat emitted by the heaters will be absorbed by the moisture in your
skin and drawn in deeper through conduction to the muscles inducing a deep
heavy sweat.
In preparation for your sauna session, make sure you have plenty of towels and
enough water to drink. Also, review all safety instructions and if in doubt consult
with your health practitioner. If you feel light-headed during a sauna session,
exit immediately.
We recommend the following protocol:
1. Turn the sauna on for 10-15 minutes at 100% Intensity to allow the
heaters to come up to their optimum temperature. A lower starting cabin
temperature of 38-40°C is highly recommended to begin your sauna
session.
2. The optimal sauna experience occurs between 38-55°C, these lower
temperatures stimulate an oil sweat which eliminates toxins stored in fat,
as opposed to high temperatures which encourage a water sweat.
3. Enter the sauna & set the temperature to the maximum 65 degrees, this will
ensure the heaters remain on for the entire session. Now select your desired
session time. NB: Avoid touching the heaters as they are very hot.
4. The ceiling vent can be opened at any time to allow a little fresh air into
the sauna.
5. Always drink plenty of water before and during your sauna session, this
will replenish fluids lost from the body through perspiration.
6. As your sauna session progresses you can adjust the settings & control
the temperature as the need arises.
7. Sit back and enjoy your sauna session, listen to music or a podcast on the
premium sound system, or relax with your favourite book in hand.
8. Once finished, remove all sweaty towels from the sauna and take a
shower to wash away all the perspiration on your body.

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Using your LCD control panel
When the sauna is plugged into your wall
outlet the red Power Indicator light on the
control panel will be on. The Bluetooth audio
receiver on the roof will make a beeping
noise, its indicator light will turn on.
ON/OFF for Heaters: Push the POWER
button to turn the sauna heaters ON. The
various displays will come on. The sauna
heaters will remain ON until the timer runs
down to 00. The sauna heaters can be
turned OFF at any time by pushing the
POWER button.
Timer Adjustment: The default time is 60
minutes. Press + or - to change the Timer
setting. The maximum setting is 60 minutes.
The minimum setting is 5 minutes.
Pre Heat: Sun Stream Infrared Saunas are
typically used by preheating the sauna for
10-15 minutes to allow the heaters to reach
their optimum output, a starting temperature of 38-40°C is highly recommended.
The starting ambient temperature can affect the warmup time especially if the
sauna is located outside or in a cold environment.
Thermostat Adjustment: Press + or - to change the Thermostat setting. Increase
Press the + button to increase the temperature by 1°C increments. The maximum
setting is 65°C. Decrease Thermostat Setting by pressing the - button to decrease
the temperature by 1°C increments. The minimum setting is 25°C.
Thermometer/Thermostat Display: When the POWER button is turned ON the
digital display will show the Thermometer reading. Anytime the + and - buttons
are pushed the Thermostat setting display will show. After setting the thermostat
the display will return to displaying Thermometer reading.
Temperature Control: When the interior air temperature is below the Thermostat
set temperature, the heaters will remain ON. When the interior temperature is
higher than the Thermostat set temperature, the power to the heaters will be
turned OFF. The heater panels will begin to cool down, air temperature and

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Infrared levels will slowly drop until the Thermostat is activated and the power to
the heaters will be turned back on.
AII (Adjustable Infrared Intensity) The Intensity button on the control panel will
adjust the Infrared intensity much like a dimmer switch for a household light.
Press the Intensity button to select 100%, 75% or 50 % levels of Infrared intensity
for different purposes and individual needs. For the best sauna experience, leave
it set to 100% intensity and begin your sauna session at 38-40°C.
NB: Beneath the control panel is the
temperature sensor, this is fragile,
please do not touch.

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1. Bluetooth Mode. When you first plug the sauna into the wall outlet a
beep will sound indicating the Audio circuit board in the roof has power.
The circuit board’s coloured LED indicator lights will flash and these will
continue to flash whenever the sauna is plugged into the wall outlet.
2. To transmit audio to the sauna’s speakers from your device, search for and
connect your device to the ‘BT Speaker’.
3. Direct Connect Mode (NO Bluetooth) First, remove the access panels
from the roof by unscrewing wood screws.
4. Connect your device to the sauna’s audio
system by inserting a high quality 3.5 mm
male to male audio cord into the BT circuit
board as shown in image 1. (Audio cords not
included).
5. To eliminate the RF Bluetooth signal, simply
remove the Bluetooth module from the circuit
board as shown in image 2.
6. Reinstall the roof panels and feed your audio
cord through the hole in roof.
Audio system
Music can be piped to the speakers in the sauna two different ways, either
wireless via the Bluetooth receiver or by directly connecting your device (smart
phone, tablet, laptop etc.) with a 3.5mm male to male audio cord.
Image 1
Image 2

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It is inevitable that you will drip some sweat
down through the floor grate and on to
the floor heater panel. Try to minimize this
by wiping sweat from your body regularly
during your sauna session. Place a small
towel under your feet to absorb any sweat.
CAUTION:
Do not use large towels on the floor heater
that cover any more than 30% of the floor
heater. SMALL towel only!
Floor Heater Cleaning:
Simply tilt the floor grate up to access the
floor heater. Gently wipe the heater with a
damp cloth to clean. A bit of dish soap can
be used on the floor heater if necessary.
DO NOT scrub the heater with excessive
pressure. Follow the same guidelines for
cleaning the wall heater panels.
Floor heater safety reminders
& cleaning

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Safety instructions
Read and follow all instructions carefully before using this Sauna. Serious injury
may result if warnings and instructions below are not observed.
1. Connect the power cord to a properly grounded outlet only.
2. Do not directly touch the heaters with your hands or body as they are very hot.
3. Do not operate the sauna unattended.
4. Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.
5. Keep the electrical cord away from heated surfaces.
6. Never operate this appliance if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not
working properly or if it has been dropped or damaged.
7. Do not place the Sauna in a moist environment or in direct sunlight.
8. Do not repair the product by yourself.
9. Do not disassemble the product by yourself except as indicated in the manual.
10. Do not spray the heaters with water.
11. Do not use the unit during an electrical storm as there is a remote risk of shock.
12. Do not attempt any repair without first contacting the manufacturer or supplier.
13. Always unplug this unit from the wall before servicing.

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Precautions for use.
1. Do not use the sauna immediately following strenuous exercise. Wait at
least 15 minutes to allow the body to cool down completely.
2. To reduce the risk of injury, do not allow children to use the sauna unless
closely supervised at all times.
3. Excessive temperatures have a high potential to cause fetal damage
during the early months of pregnancy. Pregnant or possibly pregnant
women should consult with a physician prior to using the sauna.
4. Hyperthermia Danger: Prolonged exposure to hot air will induce
hyperthermia. Hyperthermia occurs when the internal temperature of the
body reaches a level several degrees above the normal body temperature
of 37C. While hyperthermia has many health benefits, it is important to
not allow your body’s core temperature to rise above 39.4C. Symptoms
of excessive hyperthermia include dizziness, lethargy, drowsiness and
fainting. The effects of hyperthermia may include failure to perceive heat,
failure to recognize the need to exit, unawareness of impending hazard,
fetal damage in pregnant women, physical inability to exit the sauna, and
unconsciousness.
5. The use of alcohol, drugs or medications prior to or during a sauna
session may lead to unconsciousness.
6. Persons suffering from obesity or with a medical history of heart disease,
low or high blood pressure, circulatory system problems, or diabetes
should consult a physician prior to using the sauna.
7. Persons using medications should consult a physician before using the
sauna since some medications may induce drowsiness while others may
affect heart rate, blood pressure and circulation.
8. Exercise care when entering or exiting the sauna.
9. Never sleep inside the sauna while it is in full operation.
10. Do not use any cleaning agents on the inside of the sauna.

Sauna warranty &
contact information.
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•Lifetime Replacement Warranty for defective carbon heater panels
•Lifetime Replacement Warranty for electronic control system components
•Lifetime Replacement Warranty on cabinet for major deformations or
breakage due to manufacturers defects
•Lifetime Replacement Warranty on stereo components
•Lifetime Replacement Warranty on lighting system components
•Lifetime Replacement Warranty for defective carbon heater panels
•Lifetime Replacement Warranty for electronic control system components
•5 Year Warranty on the Sauna Cabin for major deformations or breakage
due to manufacturers defects.
•Lifetime Replacement Warranty on stereo components
•Lifetime Replacement Warranty on lighting system components
•This warranty extends to outdoor use with the following conditions: 1.
The sauna must be protected at all times by our Sun Stream waterproof
cover. 2. The Sauna must be located on a flat level hard surface, with full
protection from direct rainfall, snow deposits, trees, shrubs and soil.
•5 Year Warranty for defective carbon heater panels
•5 Year Warranty for electronic control system components
•5 Year Warranty on the Sauna Cabin for major deformations or breakage
due to manufacturers defects.
•5 Year Warranty on stereo components
•5 Year Warranty on lighting system components
Indoor Residential Use
Outdoor Residential Use
Commercial Use

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•This warranty extends to outdoor use with the following conditions: 1.
The sauna must be protected at all times by our Sun Stream waterproof
cover. 2. The Sauna must be located on a flat level hard surface, with full
protection from direct rainfall, snow deposits, trees, shrubs and soil.
Replacement Parts
Sun Stream Saunas warrants its products to be free of manufacturer’s defects in
materials and workmanship.
Parts which become defective will be replaced or repaired by Sun Stream
Saunas, except for damage due to negligence, abuse, misuse, misapplication,
unauthorised modifications or improper installation.
Shipping Costs of Defective Parts
At the discretion of Sun Stream Saunas, parts claimed to be defective maybe
requested to be shipped with freight prepaid by the purchaser to Sun Stream
Saunas. Once the defective parts are received, Sun Stream saunas will
reimburse the shipping costs to the purchaser.
Subsequently, defective parts will be repaired or replaced and returned to the
purchaser with freight paid by Sun Stream saunas.
When sent to Sun Stream Saunas, the parts must be accompanied by the sales
receipt or other proof of purchase date.
Labour Costs
Sun Stream Saunas will not be responsible for labour costs for general
maintenance of the product.
Sun Stream Saunas will not be responsible for labour costs for the removal and
re-installation of defective parts.
The warranty period begins on the date of purchase by the user. The warranty is
not transferable to a third party unless written consent is given by Sun Stream
Saunas. Without written consent, only the original purchaser can make claims
under the terms of the warranty.

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Warranty Limitations and Exclusions
This warranty shall not apply to any claims arising from the misuse, neglect,
accident, abuse, improper installation, including but not limited to exposure to
fire, excessive heat or other hazards of nature.
Under no circumstances will Sun Stream Saunas be liable for any special or
consequential damages arising from the use of the product, components and
the parts attached, or installed with it. Nor will Sun Stream Saunas be liable for
injury to any person or any claims for damages arising from the use, installation
or servicing of the product.
Policy
Sun Stream Saunas is committed to treating our customers honestly,
responsibly and fairly. We agree to comply with the fair trading and consumer
protection laws governing Australia and New Zealand.
No liability shall accrue to Sun Stream Saunas except as set forth herein.
Please complete the following information for your records & reference
when contacting Sun Stream Saunas for service
Date of Purchase
Model Number
Order Number
For service please
contact us on:
Australia P: 1800 316 962 E: [email protected]
New Zealand P: 0800 218 020 E: [email protected]

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