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Sauna Rooms
What should the sauna door to be like?
Answer: The sauna door should always be sealed. So that the door does not “leak” heat and affect the ventilation of the sauna. Refrigerator doors have seals for the same reason. Door should always open outwards.
What is the correct temperature when taking a sauna?
Answer: There is no correct temperature for a sauna; it depends on the preferences of the one taking the sauna. With heat storing sauna heaters, the sauna has a low temperature, and with wall sauna heaters, the sauna has higher temperatures. To achieve a high temperature, the sauna has to be heated up over a longer time. Read more about different sauna bathing forms here: Sauna bathing forms.
Is it wise to use thin insulation?
Answer: It is never wise to save on insulation, as a change will affect the output selection of the sauna heater. Pay special attention to the ceiling. We always measure saunas fully thermally insulated with minimum 45mm.
Is it permitted to place an evaporator and an electric sauna heater into the same sauna?
Answer: No. The structures of a sauna room and a steam room are completely different. Both products are controlled separately, and this might cause a safety risk, and the sauna heater to fail.
Sauna Heater
What should the sauna door to be like?
Answer: The sauna door should always be sealed. So that the door does not “leak” heat and affect the ventilation of the sauna. Refrigerator doors have seals for the same reason. Door should always open outwards.
What is the correct temperature when taking a sauna?
Answer: There is no correct temperature for a sauna; it depends on the preferences of the one taking the sauna. With heat storing sauna heaters, the sauna has a low temperature, and with wall sauna heaters, the sauna has higher temperatures. To achieve a high temperature, the sauna has to be heated up over a longer time. Read more about different sauna bathing forms here: Sauna bathing forms.
Is it wise to use thin insulation?
Answer: It is never wise to save on insulation, as a change will affect the output selection of the sauna heater. Pay special attention to the ceiling. We always measure saunas fully thermally insulated with minimum 45mm.
Is it permitted to place an evaporator and an electric sauna heater into the same sauna?
Answer: No. The structures of a sauna room and a steam room are completely different. Both products are controlled separately, and this might cause a safety risk, and the sauna heater to fail.
Control panels
What should the sauna door to be like?
Answer: The sauna door should always be sealed. So that the door does not “leak” heat and affect the ventilation of the sauna. Refrigerator doors have seals for the same reason. Door should always open outwards.
What is the correct temperature when taking a sauna?
Answer: There is no correct temperature for a sauna; it depends on the preferences of the one taking the sauna. With heat storing sauna heaters, the sauna has a low temperature, and with wall sauna heaters, the sauna has higher temperatures. To achieve a high temperature, the sauna has to be heated up over a longer time. Read more about different sauna bathing forms here: Sauna bathing forms.
Is it wise to use thin insulation?
Answer: It is never wise to save on insulation, as a change will affect the output selection of the sauna heater. Pay special attention to the ceiling. We always measure saunas fully thermally insulated with minimum 45mm.
Is it permitted to place an evaporator and an electric sauna heater into the same sauna?
Answer: No. The structures of a sauna room and a steam room are completely different. Both products are controlled separately, and this might cause a safety risk, and the sauna heater to fail.
