Tylo T810H User manual
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1 person infrared sauna
T810H
User manual
Note: Room must be installed on flat, level surface.
Precautions Before Use 2
Preassembly Information 2
Electrical Requirements 3
Sauna
A
ssembly 4
Electrical Connection-Under Bench 8
Electrical Connection-Inside Ceiling 13
How to Use Sauna 16
Tips & Troubleshooting 17
Wiring Diagram 18
Control Panel Instructions 19
Lighting Operation 19
A
udio System 19
How to Pair IR2 Control to SaunaLo
g
ic App 21
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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
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 37˚C (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 Screw Driver
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 & 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 230 Volt AC / 10 Amp Circuit Breaker!
A230VoltAC(dedicated)circuitisrecommendedtoavoidunnecessarytrippingofthebreaker.
Record your model number and serial number in the event you should need to contact your
dealer or technical support.
Serial Number ______________________________
Model Number ______________________________
Dealer Name________________________________
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Sauna Assembly Instructions
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Floor Panel (Box #1):
Locate the Floor Panel on a level surface 8-15 cm (3-6 inches) from wall and no more than 150
cm (5 ft) from 230 Volt AC / 10 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 230 VAC Power Cord into the Outlet Yet!
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Back Wall (Box #3):
Note: after opening the box 3 -- store Front Wall panel 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 flat on top, notice the
illustration above right.
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Bench Skirt (Box #1):
Insert the Bench Skirt in between the Right Wall and the Left Wall panels tracks.
Slide Bench Skirt all the way to the floor. Do not pinch any wires under the skirt.
Latch the buckles securing the floor to the Bench Skirt. Do not latch the buckles for the left
and right wall panel at this time.
Bench Top (Box #1):
Slide the Bench seat down against the back wall with Power Junction Box facing you.
Tilt the Bench against the Back Wall so it will remain standing.
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Electrical Connections (under bench - right side):
Connect wire #4 from distribution plate to #4 from Back Wall harness.
Connect wire #5 from the distribution plate to #5 from the Back Wall harness.
Connect wire R1 from the distribution plate to R1 from the Right Wall junction box.
Connect wire S3 from the distribution plate to S3 from the Bench Skirt.
Connect wire #6 from the Back Wall harness to the Bench Top wire #6.
Connect wire S1 from the distribution plate to the Bench Top wire S1.
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Electrical Connections (under bench - left side):
Connect wire L1 from the distribution plate to L1 from the Left Wall panel.
Connect wire B1 from the distribution plate to B1 from the Back Wall panel.
View of the finished connections.
Locate the electrical switch on the black Master Control Box and ensure the switch is on.
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Use the buckles to latch the skirt to the left and right side walls.
Bench top can now be fit into place. Bench must tuck under the back heater guard and then
push all the way to the back wall.
The Bench Top should fit down flush from front to back. It may be necessary to use the
openings on the bench skirt to apply pressure either forward or rearward on the skirt to allow
bench to drop into place.
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Front Wall (Box #2):
Place the Front Wall panel into the Floor panel slot.
Lock Front Wall panel into place by slightly lifting it higher than the Right & Left Wall panels
and pushing inward as lowering the Front Wall panel.
Note: Secure the door from falling open and breaking while setting the Front Wall panel. It may be
helpful to use your knee to help push in the Front Wall panel while lowering into place.
The Front Wall panel should now be held tightly in place by the corner interlock brackets. The
corners at top of all of the walls should be level and flush.
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Ceiling (Box #1):
The ceiling can now be set in place.
Once the Ceiling panel is lined up directly above the Wall panels; insert the wires harnesses
from the wall panels into the holes in the Ceiling panel.
Note: Position the cam locks on the top of the Left & Right Wall panels as shown above.
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Lower the Ceiling panel. Be sure not to pinch any wires under the Ceiling panel.
Turn the wood ceiling cam locks to lock the ceiling into place.
Electrical Connections (inside the Ceiling panel-back right corner):
Open all hatch doors on the ceiling to locate the necessary electrical plugs.
Access the connectors and connect them according to the labels on the harness.
Connect wire #4 from the Back Wall harness to the Ceiling wire #4.
Connect wire #5 from the Back Wall harness to the Ceiling wire #5.
Connect wire #6 from the Back Wall harness to the Ceiling wire #6.
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Electrical Connections (inside Ceiling-Left front corner):
Near the Touch Screen harness in Ceiling connect Left
Wall wire #3 to Ceiling wire #3.
Connect Left Wall wire #7 to the Ceiling wire #7.
Connect Left Wall wire F to Ceiling wire F.
Connect Left Wall wire E to Ceiling wire E.
Electrical Connections (inside Ceiling-Left rear corner-not
pictured):
Connect the Left Wall wire #7 to ceiling wire #7.
Electrical Connections (inside the Ceiling-Right front corner):
Connect the Right wall wire #7 to Ceiling #7 for valance lights.
Sauna Room 230 Volt AC Power Cord:
Plug the Sauna room power cord into the 10 amp wall receptacle as noted in page 3.
Note: It is important that the sauna be plugged into a dedicated outlet of the correct rating. Plugging your
sauna into a shared circuit through can cause poor performance, circuit breaker tripping, or overheating
of the circuit.
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Door handles:
InsideOutside
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How to Use Infrared Sauna:
Avoid eating large meals and excessive alcohol intake before using Sauna.
Never smoke or drink alcohol or exercise inside of Sauna.
If you are taking any medications or under the care of a Physician, consult with them prior to Sauna usage.
Refer to Sauna Usage Warning signs located inside of Sauna Room
Prior to Sauna session, if possible before using Sauna, take a warm shower without drying.
Note! Avoid using wet clothes in the sauna, use a dry towel or similar to sit on to protect the wood.
Clothing is optional or wear loose fitting clothes. You may choose to sit or lie on a clean soft towel.
Set desired time & temperature.
The Sauna is producing the correct wavelengths to be absorbed into the body within 10-15 minutes of
operation. It is not necessary to wait unit the sauna is at maximum temperature; the absorption of
wavelength is the same whether the room is in heat up or at set temperature.
Enter Sauna and relax, you may choose to enjoy music. Refer to the above Color Therapy System
instructions.
Sit or lie on bench. Close the door and open the interior ceiling vent allowing for fresh air circulation.
Remain in the Sauna long enough to warm up and stimulate a mild perspiration. Typically that may occur in
10 – 15 minutes. This varies with every individual and their comfort level. Do not over do it!
Drink plenty of cool water or a refreshing healthy drink while using the sauna.
Leave the Sauna and cool down. Shower or bathe if possible to cool down and cleanse the skin.
Cool down period usually is the same length of time as the Sauna session.
Then reenter the Sauna for another 10-15 minute session.
Continue this process of alternating using the Sauna and Cooling Down for 3 to 4 cycles.
Length of time in the Sauna and cool off period varies and depends on the individual.
After final Sauna session and upon leaving the Sauna turn the Sauna off the timer if it is still operating.
Open the door and clean the Sauna walls, bench and floor areas with a soft clean damp cloth.
Enjoy a final shower or bath to cool down. Relax, in the special “after sauna glow” and you may choose to
enjoy a healthy snack and cool drink.
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Maintenance / General Cleaning
Tips:
DO NOT USE: Alcohol or any strong Cleaning Chemicals
Note: Some chemicals can damage clear finish and wood surfaces.
Interior: Perspiration and dirt may absorb into the wood, so periodic cleaning is needed,
scrubbing benches, back supports, floor boards and walls with a stiff brush and mild detergent
is normally sufficient. Light sanding is another option for cleaning interior surfaces.
Exterior: Use a damp cloth of a mild soap mixed with warm water.
Trouble Shooting Tips:
a. Main Control Touch Pad Lights Not Lit:
Ensure electrical connections between ceiling and back and the ceiling and front wall
Ensure power cord is plugged in to the proper power receptacle and dedicated circuit breaker
Ensure main circuit breaker (house) is not tripped (power is found at the receptacle)
Ensure the room main controller circuit breaker (under the bench) is not tripped and is ON
b. Room not heating:
Ensure power cord is plugged in to the power receptacle
Ensure main circuit breaker (house) is not tripped (power is found at the receptacle)
Ensure the room main controller circuit breaker (under the bench) is not tripped and is ON
Ensure room desired temperature is greater than room actual temperature (controller
demands heat)
Ensure that there is no time in the Delay Start timer if you do want to delay the start
c. Door rubbing or binding:
Ensure that the room is assembled properly; walls and ceiling should all be interlocked.
Ensure the floor is flat by using a level on the ceiling of the room. It may be necessary to use a
small door or window shim to adjust the level under the floor.
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IR2 Control Operation
Operating Instructions
Default settings for temperature are preset to 65°C, the time is set to 60
minutes. These settings are adjustable as described below. Any changes
are remembered by the room for your next bath. Should the room power be
lost then restored, the settings will return to their default values.
STARTING IR2
Press the start icon once.
The default setting is that all heaters are active. You have the possibility to
turn on/off heaters by pressing (floor), (skirt) and/or (bench). The
wall heaters are always on when start button is activated.
SETTING THE TIME AND TEMPERATURE
To set the sauna length time, press the icon and then press the “"+" or "-"
icons to increase or decrease time for desired setting. The maximum of time
is 60 minutes.
To set the temperature, press the and next "+" or "-" icons to increase or decrease temperature for desired setting.
The minimum temperature is 25°C and maximum temperature is 65°C.
Operating Instructions for Lighting
Press icon to cycle through lighting options. Press and hold the
icon for 3 seconds to turn off the lights.
Lights will turn off automatically 10 minutes after sauna cycle is completed.
-Color sequence – White – Red – Green – Blue – Yellow – Aqua – Purple – Rotation of Colors – Off
Choose the color of choice and then set lighting brightness. The brightness will be on display for 3 seconds. Press the
“+” or “-“ icon to increase or decrease the light setting. Setting options are 25, 50, 75, and 100% light output.
AUDIO OPERATION
Audio Power On
Press icon to toggle On or Off the Bluetooth System.
Note: The control does not have to be active for Sound System to operate.
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Pairing
Refer to your mobile device to pair to the unit.
The Room device name is TyloHelo Audio
Operation
All operations are controlled by the mobile device
Volume is controlled by the mobile device
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