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1. e 3e dpi Wr en Only use N connections for fan and light Connecting the sauna heater max 9 kW L1 12 3 N W V U N 2922022 9 X1 Jens e A P max 9 kW 400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz A Caution Always connect the neutral conductor N ofthe sauna stove In humidity mode one phase of the sauna stove is deactivated i e the heating load is not symmetri cal The result is that the neutral conductor is then no longer currentless Connecting the sauna heater 9 kW ECON L1 L2 3 N W V U N WB N coal 2 2 2822 LID El P max 9 kW 400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz 400V 3 N AC 50 Hz 16 Operation Once the system has been installed with all components and all covers have been fixed you can put your sauna unit into operation Over the following pages we will show you the options provided to you2. MODE 35 12 00 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit Ti MODE amp v 0512 15 Time of day 12 15 4 v A DM 12 15 CE 0 MODE X 12 15 M v 0 0 AX 12 15 v OS 7 MODE gt 35 Initial commissioning 0512 00 Er E 23 rec 12 00 RU V MODE gt 3s Tageszeit KG MODE 00 00 DENG 2 84 MODE gt 3s m cea A Life Guard Pu 0 12 15 MODE gt 35 X 0512 15 2 ew 0512 15 MODE 35 2512 00 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit Life Guard 20r min 21 Change language 22 0512 00 Temperature 30 C Auto stop 5 59 Start time MODE amp wv 12 15 Time of day 12 15 rt amp 12 00 DE NL I PL nv MODE GO 12 00 ying DIO 12 00 gt a MODE gt 3s amp 00 00 IU 00 Change time 0512 00 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit MODE amp wv 12 00 12 00 MODE 500 0 use IJ 00 9 mmm EPA 00 MODE 1 00 0 Jm 12 DIO Jmm 12 EB MODE 35 Activating the Life Guard Life Guard is a definable relativ
3. Installing the optional bench sensor 13 Assembly site The bench sensor 2nd tempe rature sensor is attached to the ceiling above the rear bench opposite the stove as described in the instructions for the assembly of the stove sensor Bench sensor The bench sensor is connected to the control unit via a 2 wire silicon line on the terminal on the right hand side of the board see figure 142 C Temperaturf hler Temperature sensor ore Bankf hler Auxiliary sensor When the sensor is connected correctly the control unit recognises the sensor automatical ly after the mains supply has been switched on again The following error message appears if there is a bench sensor malfunction Broken bench sensor interruption of the connection in or to the sensor or Short circuit bench sensor short circuit of the sensor In this case arrange for a specialist to check or possibly replace the sensor The sensor has a re sistance of approx 1 9 kW at 20 C To be able to continue using your sauna even though the bench sensor is faulty the bench sensor can be deactivated by disconnecting the connection and the device receives power again from the mains supply after being shut down Once the malfunction has been rectified the control unit recognises the sensor again after the mains supply has been switc
4. Please check the content of your parcel imme diately and advise the forwarding company of a claim parcel service freight forwarder Do not use damaged goods Ask the forwarder for a written acknowledge ment of the damages Report the claim promptly by phone to your dealer He will dis cuss with you how to act in this case If the transport box has been damaged please use an additional cover ing box Do not forget to add the acknowledge ment of the damage of the forwarding compa ny 2 Faulty goods e The implied warrenty pe riod is 2 years Please con tact your dealer in case of faulty or wrong articles or missing accessories He will discuss with you the individual case and try for immediate and customer friendly solu tion For economic returns within Germany you will get an RMA number from the manufacturer All returns have to be in the original packing of the goods with corre sponding accessories Please repack the goods to avoid damages In case of wrong delivery please do not use this article 3 Problems of installa tion and functioning Please read the manual carefully first of all and pay attention to the indi cated assembly or install ing instructions Your dealer should be the first contact person because he knows his products best and also knows possible prob lems In case of function problems with an ar ticle please check at first whether there is an ob
5. 31 Error messages The control unit continuously monitors the sensor for short circuits and interruptions At the same time the system checks to ensure that there is enough water in the vaporizer tank The error messages appear as follows Display Cause Remedy 12 00 interrupted room sensor circuit Arrange for a specialist to check the lines and PTC Fuehler The temperature sensor PTC is faul prc at 20 C approx 1 9 kQ bruch ty or the line to the temperature pexAoe 16 vexeooupy sensor is interrupted 12 00 short circuitintheroomsensorcircuit Arrange for a specialist to check the lines and PTC Fuehler temperature sensor PTC is faulty or schluss the line to the temperature sensor has a short circuit interrupted limiter circuit Arrange for a specia The temperature fuse 142 C list to check the lines Thermo has triggered or the line to the and temperature fuse sicherung temperature fuse is interrupted 12 00 interrupted bench sensor Arrange for a specialist to P check the lines and PTC PTC at 20 C approx 1 9 kQ Bankf hler bruch PETAMYE wb vexeooopwy 12 00 A er short circuit bench sensor Arrange for a specialist to check the lines and PTC Bankf hler PTC at 20 C approx 1 9 kQ schluss PETAQYE W vexeooopy 32 The device Switch off switch You will find the rocker switch on the top side of the control unit You can completely dis
6. Auto Stop 5 59 Temperatur 30 C Vorwahizeit i Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit ES Life Guard 20 min gt 3s sss Temperatur 30 C iil Auto Stop 5 59 Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit Vorwahlzeit Life Guard 20 min The sauna stove heats up normally without Life Guard time For activation of the function Life Guard MODE Deactivation of the sauna system in inni Finnish mode 2 SERT Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit c Life Guard 20 min Temperatur 30 C mil Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit After expiration of the Life Guard time the sauna heater is switched off and the entire dis Auto Stop Timd play blinks 12 15 5 12 00 gt on Temperatur 30 C all Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit 55850 Vorwahlzeit Ti Life Guard 20 min Restart MODE Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit ssl Life Guard 20 min or switch off the system Note In the Life Guard mode no changes can be M 12 00 made to the temperature or humidity if the de Temper 30 C 3 uto Stop 5 59 vice is operational active heating Vorwahlzeit eges Life Guard 20 min 24 Individual Settings The following are options for adapting the control systems to your individual needs The various parameters can be changed in standby or in operation mode and the changes are saved in the device Changes made in opera
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8. ek 31 Replace device TUS een 31 ETTOP TOS e DE oup onn teu Ve i cn DE DEUM NN UTER ERU MENU D MD ENS DRM UNI setae 32 The device switchi sSWiteh Off ee ua 33 Manual specification of the lighting aaa 34 Holiday home Molterer n R ENR 35 Recycling een een 36 Sie address ee enorme 36 CUATANLES aan 36 Handling procedures for return shipments RMA Details for all returns 37 Standard delivery Subject to change Included in control unit scope of delivery 1 Stove sensor board with over temperature fuse PTC sensor with sensor housing two attach ment screws 3 x 25 mm and sensor cable approx 2 0 m long 2 Plastic bag containing three mounting screws 4 x 20 mm 3 Spare over temperature protection Technical data Rated voltage Switch output Heat up time restriction Display Dimensions HxWxD Protection class Control range in the sauna mode Sensor system temperature Control characteristic Fan output Light Ambient temperatures Storage temperature Temperature display stove sensor Temperature display bench sensor 400 V 3 N 50 Hz AC max 9 kW resistive load AC1 mode Can be expan ded to 36 kW via the connection of power switching devices 6 h 12 h without heat up time restriction LCD display 65 x 37 mm graphic 220 x 250 x 67 mm IPx4 acc to EN 60529 splashwater protection 30 to 115 C PTC sensor with safety temperature limiter 142 C Two point c
9. Eye level eg Fig 3 1 Fig 3 2 Mounting holes Upper mounting hole Koocoooctl Feed through for Feed Mains cable through for Heater cable sensor lines Lamp Fan Evaporator cable Fig 4 9 Recessed installation 1 Cut out a wall section that is at least 3 5 cm deep according to the dimension in Fig 5 gt vu I gt LL Fig 5 Insert the supplied rubber grommets into the openings at the rear wall of the housing and insert the connecting cables through these openings Place the control unit into the wall opening and fasten it with 4 wood screws Holes to fasten the con trol unit inside the wall opening 00000007 Feed through for Feed Mains cable through for Heater cable sensor lines Evaporator cable Lamp Fan Fig 6 10 Connecting the sensor cables You should not install sensor and power supply lines together or lead them through the same feedthrough This can lead to interferences in the electronics such as fluttering in the re lays If it is necessary to lay the cables down together or if the line is longer than 3m use a shielded sensor cable 4 x 0 5 mm Connect the shieldi
10. INNOVATIVE SAUNA TECHNOLOGY EOS ECON D4 sauna control unit 722222 A Assembly and operation instruction Made in Germany 44 English content SCORE OD Delivery ararasan aa REN 4 Ten ad Tanner DS CURRO RU EA NINEN AG ON AN ONG AS E aan A A Ud OU HOUR QU 5 General information about using the sauna eese eere tente tentes tentes ttnttntnnennes 6 General safety NOMAT OM uoa n n da a rie d dnd aat nM dd qu erst usi b aa gagahan d 7 Assembly Of th control WI auus on aai Rar nro tard ibd ad senatu du padhang a UHR kaa gagana anih 9 Assembly on the walls bm ee 9 Assembly tbe Will 10 Connechon Of the sensor Ines 11 Assembly or tbe SIOVE SeDSOL usa 11 Installing the optional bench Sensor sus una td 13 Electrica lconNeEcti N ea 14 Connecting the sauna heater sacudcnnscsnscsniannmbasnsasadainhesadannsmasonasnha 14 Connection of a load switching unit LSG ns eisen aan S vero 14 Connecting the vaporizer sesenta adio atn Dro Suiettaadibae adn ed oO ad ba 14 Connecting the saure lampe 14 Connect a Tall acida aba rir b nevada aed da uv dad a up dq anes 14 Installation CAO E METEO 15 Terminal arrangement on the circuit board nenn 15 Wiring diagram sauna heater up to 9 KW nn 16 Wiring diagram sauna heater gt 9 Was eaaa eaaa nenanem namane a eaaa eaaa anana eaaa aana nana RN 16 Operation sosese0aeaeaa naen aan ue nana nana anana anana undecimo ena e naen aee ena e nane T 17 Bene aaa
11. Stand by In operation 12 00 5 SEE Temperatur 30 C Temperatur aa Auto Stop 5 59 Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit Ti f Vorwahlzeit MODE MODE 12 15 Yr OFP Temperatur 30 C aane E T T EEE Auto Stop 5 59 Temperatur 30 C V hizeit aite Auto Stop 3 Owner Vorwahlzeit 0512 15 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Temperatur V hizeit pagagan Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit MODE MODE Oaza S 12 15 Temperatur 30 C Temperatur Auto Stop E dus Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit SV as Temperatur 30 C Temperatur Auto Stop wi 59 Auto Stop Vorwahizeit t MODE 28 d 12 15 Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit 30 C Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahizeit 17 H10 MODE gt 35 D 12 15 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit 17 10 15s l Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit DM 12 15 30 C 5 59 17 10 A 12 15 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit 17 10 To the preselection time Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit Activate the preselection time A Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit 12 15 30 C 5 59 17 10 To the preselection time 0 12 i1 Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit Temperatur Auto Stop Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit 30 C 5 59 Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit 2512 15 30 C 5 59 17 10 Deact
12. aken by us Outside of Germany please contact your spe cialist dealer in case of warranty claims Direct an processing with our service depart ment is in this case not possible Equipment commissioning date Stamp and signature of the authorized elec trician Handling procedures for return shipments RMA Details for all returns Dear customer we hope that you will be satisfied with the purchased EOS product In the rear case if you may have a claim and will need to return a product please follow the procedures specified below This will enable to ensure a quick and effective handling of the return shipment Please observe for all returns lt Please add the provided RMA voucher completely filled out together with an invoice copy to the return shipment Do not stick it on the goods or on the packaging We do not accept return shipments without these papers Not prepaid parcels will be refused and returned to Sender Please always ask your dealer or EOS service department about the most economical return shipment way Please pay attention that the goods have to be sent back in the original scope of delivery and in original packing lt We recommend to use an additional solid and break proof covering box which should be padded out with styrofoam paper or similar Transport damages as a result of faulty packing are for the sender s account Reason of complaint and proceedings 1 Transportation damage
13. changes made will not be saved Tr Cabin lighting Every time that the sauna system is activated the cabin lighting is automatically switched on The 3 symbol is shown at the top left of the pue i display If the sauna system is switched off the cabin lighting is also switched off after a delay of 30 minutes Regardless of the operational state of the sauna system the cabin lighting can be switched on or off at any time via the 4 button The cabin lighting can be dimmed and saves this value separately for operation mode and standby mode To change the value for the standby press the light button in standby for gt 3s until the light symbol appears with a bar in the display Now press the HIGH or DOWN buttons repeatedly to set the value Press the button MODE for 3s to save the value To set the lighting when the sauna is operational pro ceed in the same way even though the sauna is activated display has a black background Note For reasons of safety the brightness can only be reduced to 2596 in standby mode if this is lower than the brightness in operation mode OR ras There are four level settings for the fan in ope ration mode level 0 corresponds to deactivati on of the fan in operation mode This value is entered when the system is commissioned for the first time however it can be changed at a la ter time see right In the residual heat phase a connected fan is always operated at full power 20
14. con nect the control unit from the mains using this switch Press the switch on the left side of the rocker to the first latch switch setting 0 The switch will be in the middle position The unit is now completely switched off disconnected To turn the light on in the cabin while the unit is still disconnected push the left side of the ro cker to the second latch switch setting To makethe unit ready for operation switch back to the initial position switch setting The unit will return to stand by mode Switch off by ECON control units Pas Unit turned on default Position Unit fully switched off Position 0 Light switched on Unit switched off Position Il Unit switched on Position UE Fr 33 Manual specification of the lighting The control system recognises inductive loads via a voltage rise and then switches from phase control to phase cut off If there are recognition problems the phase control type can be defined manually AN Only a specialist from an authorised specialist company may carry out this work 1 Disconnect the lighting from the control system 2 Switch the control system on 3 Go to the menu for setting the light intensity by pressing the X button for gt 3s 4 Now you can configure the light output a Phase cut off for capacitative and resistive loads Press MODE y at the same time display R C in the display b Phase cut off for inductive loads Pr
15. device LSG Connecting the sauna lamp Only use dimmable lighting and bal lasts because otherwise the lights or the control unit may become damage The type of light is recognised automatically but it can also be defined manually See paragraph Manual definition of the lighting The sauna light must correspond to the splashwater pro tection class IPx4 and must be resistant to the ambient temperature The sauna light can be mounted anywhere however never close to the rising flow of hot air from the stove Connecting a fan ec Only use fans whose speed can be controlled via phase control The fan must have the splashwater protection class IPx4 and must be resistant to the ambient temperature The fan can be mounted anywhere however never close to the rising flow of hot air from the stove and must be positioned as far away as possible from the IR spot it may not be in the light path of the spot Assembly of a remote start mo dule Then insert the sauna bus cable enclosed with the remote start module into the designated sauna bus connection The other end is inserted into the respective socket in the remote start module Now mount the remote start module as shown in the enclosed instructions 14 Installation diagram W Eie optional Plug for sensor connection 11 Plug for bench sensor optional EZ
16. e highest temperatures are always generated over the sauna heater and that the temperature sensor and the safety limiter must be mounted there in accordance with the control unit installation instructions When heating up for the first time you may notice a slight smell caused by evaporating lubricants used in production processes Please ventilate your cabin before beginning your sauna bath General safety precautions This device can be used by children aged 8 upwards and by persons with physical sensory or mental disabilities or who have inadequate experience and knowl edge if they are supervised or if they have received adequate instruction in how to use the device safely and understand the associated risks Children may not play with this device Children may not clean or carry out any user maintenance if un supervised Children are to be supervised in order to make sure that they do not play with this device A Attention It is forbidden to install the control box in a closed switch cabinet or behind a wooden panelling The electrical installation may be done only by a qualified electrical technician You must comply with the regulations of your power supply company and applica ble VDE regulations DIN VDE 0100 A WARNING Never attempt repairs or installations yourself as this could result in serious injury or death Only a qualified technician may remove the housing cover Please note the dim
17. e short time e g 20 min after which the sauna system is swit ched off apart from the cabin lights After this time the systems can be activated again for the set time by pressing the move button 12 00 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit i MODE amp v 2512 15 12 15 ON 12 15 ebang A 12 15 y Life Guard Dye MODE gt 3s d 12 00 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit am ae Life Guard 20 min Activate deactivate the child lock If the child lock is activated the key symbol is visible in the upper part of the display only the cabin lights can be switched All other buttons have no function The child lock can be activa ted deactivated both in standby and also ope ration mode The system can be switched off in operation mode Activate Stand by Operations 0512 00 8 OM 12 15 Temperatur 30 C Temperatur Auto Stop 5 59 Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit MP Vorwahlzeit 0 Temperatur Temperatur Auto Stop Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit Vorwahlzeit Deactivate 0 12 00 Temperatur 30 C Temperatur Auto Stop 5 59 Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit EIS Vorwahlzeit i Temperatur Temperatur Auto Stop Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit Vorwahlzeit Ti 23 Switching on the sauna unit Activation of the sauna system with Life Guard 12 00 eine Temperatur 30 C
18. einserted after the con nection 6 After mounting and the correct operati on of the control unit the line to the over Sensor circuit board SOL Cue white Limiter white Limiter nn Figure 10 11 Jumper Sauna heating time limit 6h 12h without restriction Sauna ceiling Ni m gl PR a ep F1 LEE IE IE I mE ee z te 9000000 C99 Caution If the lines on plug X2 are confused this can trigger F2 and da mage the unit Replacement see pa ragraph Replace device fuse X2 Sensor i Bankf hler Auxiliary sensor temperature fuse must be checked for short circuits To do this release one of the white lines in the sensor housing The respective error message appears in the display Borehole d ZZ Centre sensor housing on middle section optional bench sensor Sensor cables Figure 11 Figure 12 Thermo sicherung 12
19. emperatur 30 C Auto Stop EB 59 Vorwahlzeit MODE 0512 15 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 35 Ef Vorwahlzeit Tic ON 26 In operation Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit MODE Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit SV Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit iei ic Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 3 E Vorwahlzeit cates MODE gt 35 12 00 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 3 30 Vorwahlzeit i Temperatur Temperatur Auto Stop Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit E Vorwahlzeit Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahizeit Temperatur Temperatur Auto Stop Auto Stop Vorwahizeit Vorwahlzeit 0512 00 30 C 3 30 27 Preselection time The preselection time is used to pre select the activation time of your sauna stove within 24 hours Always make sure that there are no objects on the sauna unit before the heating process begins Risk of fire Please remember however that the cabin must heat up for approx 40 50 minutes in order to achieve a pleasant climate in the cabin If for example you wish to start with your sauna bath at 18 00 hrs please select 17 10 hrs as your preselection time if the sauna system is to be used without a preselection time must be entered into the dis play under preselection time If 00 00 is entered the sauna will start at 0 00 In
20. ensions in the assem bly instructions especially when installing the temperature sensor The temperature above the oven is critical for the temper ature setting The temperature can be held within operating parameters and a minimal temperature gradient inside the bench area of the sauna cabin can be achieved only if unit is assembled correct ly The device may only be used as intended as a control unit for sauna ovens up to 9 kW up to 36 kW when combined with a contactor box Completely disconnect the control unit from the electrical circuit i e flip all circuit breakers or the main circuit breaker during each installation or repair Please note the safety and installation information from the sauna oven manu facturer Always heed the specifications and in structions of the cabin manufacturer too 7 A Attention When using control units that offer the possibility of external access GSM modu le remote button etc or time delayed switching preselection time weekly ti mer or similar a protective system for the sauna heater is required cover protection type 1 6 or S Guard A Attention Dear customer according to the valid regulations the electrical connection of the sauna heater and the control box has to be carried out through the specialist of an authorized electric shop We would like to draw your attention that in case of a warranty claim you are kindly requested to pre
21. ess MODE A at the same time display L in the display c Automatic recognition Press MODE at the same time display R C L AUTO in the display 5 Save the setting by pressing the MODE button for gt 3s 6 Switch the control system off 7 Connect the lighting again 34 mi Holiday home mode The holiday home mode allows the control system to be blocked so that only the most necessary functions are visible and the lan guage for the menu needs to be selected every time before use The holiday home mode is activated and de activated by keeping the Up Down buttons pressed whilst switching on via Switch Off This setting is saved permanently When the holiday home mode is active a house symbol is shown at the position of the child lock key The control system functions as follows in the holiday home mode the language is queried every time the con trol system is activated or when the system returns from the energy saving mode preselection time Life Guard auto stop and child lock are not available the settings menu with the time language fan setting and Life Guard cannot be ac cessed Only the temperature and humidity only for H4 can be set and the light activated 35 Please keep this address in a safe place togeth er with the installation guide To help us answer your questions quickly and competently please provide the information printed on the type shield including the model item no a
22. hed on again 13 Electrical connection The electrical connection may only be done by a certified electrician in compliance with the guidelines of the local utility company and the VDE In general there may be only one fixed connec tionto the network therefore equipment should be provided that makes it possible to disconnect the system with all poles from the network with a contact opening width of minimum 3 mm All electrical installations and all connection lines that are installed inside the cabin must be suita ble for an ambient temperature of at least 170 C The power supply line is run to the control unit and connected to the power input terminals Connecting the sauna Install the sauna heater and the vaporizer in front ofthe air intake according to the manufacturer s installation instructions Run the silicone line through the ductwork to the power unit and connect it to the appropriate terminals as directed in the wiring diagram Note If there are no empty tubes drill a hole next to the vent inlet opening and feed the stove supply line s to the outside through this hole to the respective terminals on the control unit The silicon line needs to be hidden to protect it from external influences Therefore use a suitable cable duct or a PVC tube to guide the line to the load unit PM Connecting a load switch Bl sc LSG For more details please refer to the assembly instructions of the power switching
23. hown in the top area of the display Yt The light symbol T is the light is switched on D The clock symbol 12 00 Current time flashes if contact to the module has oors been interrupted in the meantime 5555 Residual heat phase after damp operation Rolling Remote start module recognised j Child lock active L A Preselection time 8 To adapt the individual values to the respec tive reguirements the MODE button must be pressed briefly from the standby screen MD 12 15 Those parameters that can be changed are shown in black and the reguired parameters XE DL 5 59 can be selected with the A or v buttons Parameters that blink on the display can be changed and are shown in these instructions Temperatur lt as displayed You can reach the parameter level by pressing the MODE button P Temperatur The name of the parameter is now blinking and Feuchte the modifiable value is highlighted in black NEN The value shown in black can be changed via Modifiable parameter the 4 or P button All settings made from the standby mode are confirmed by pressing MODE for 3 secs and are saved in the device Modifiable value The parameter stops flashing and the new va 12 15 lue is valid until it is changed again Feuchte en Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit Ti If no button is pressed for gt 15 secs the device returns to the basic screen Any
24. ivate the preselection time 4 amp 012 15 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit 17 10 m 0512 15 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit 17 10 If the sauna system is to be used without a pre selection time preselection time must be entered in the display under 29 Life Guard Here you can set the time after which the sauna system should be deactivated and reactivated again for the Life Guard time by pressing the MODE button This setting can only be made in standby mode if the Life Guard function is active In Stand by 2512 00 512 00 Temperatur 30 C Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit i Vorwahlzeit Ti Life Guard 20 min Life Guard 15 min aik 155 gt 35 d 12 00 Temperatur 30 C Q 12 00 Auto Stop 5 59 Temperatur 30 C Temperatur Vorwahizeit ata Auto Stop 5 59 Auto Stop Life Guard 20 min Vorwahlzeit satas Vorwahlzeit Life Guard 15 min Life Guard 12 00 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit Ti Life Guard 20 min MODE 12 00 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop OL Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit i Life Guard 115 min MODE Extend heat up time restriction replace device fuse By altering a jumper you can extend the heat up restriction from 6 00 standard to 12 00 hours or indefinite Please note that extensions are on
25. ly allowed in certain commercially operated sauna systems A Only allow a specialist to carry out this work Before working on the open control unit disconnect all poles from the mains Switch off the master switch or trigger the FI switch Risk of an electrical shock Loosen the four screws on the opened unit that hold the circuit board Jumper for the heat up time restriction 6 hours default setting Loosen screws Loosen screws ax 8 S 8 Ej a Ol V2 2 1 I 50000OOoOSy Jumper Cu 6 00 hours heat up time restriction default setting Jumper LI 12 00 hours heat up time restriction Jumper mm without heat up time restriction set auto stop to Contiol board akah U o a F2 B Load gt LJI Uu fu i o FITIFIFITITI o O Ba Qooo VOW i i if i il i WOOL Unit fuses F1 T2A Fuse electronics primary and light and fan F2 T315mA Fuse of the electronics secondary
26. nd serial no in all inquiries Service Address EOS Saunatechnik GmbH Schneiderstriesch 1 35759 Driedorf Germany Tel 49 0 2775 82 514 Fax 49 0 2775 82 431 servicecenter eos sauna de www eos sauna de 36 WARRANTY The warranty is provided according to the legal regulations at present Manufacturer s guarantee The period of guarantee starts from the date of purchase and lasts up to 2 years by com mercial use and 3 years by private use Always include the completed guarantee cer tificate when returning equipment The guarantee is void for appliances which have been modified without manufacturer s explicit agreement Damages caused by incorrect operation or handling through non authorized persons are not covered under the terms of guarantee In the event of a claim please indicate the se rial number as well as the item number and model name with detailed description of the fault This guarantee covers defective parts and la bour but not the defects caused by wear and tear In case of complaint please return the equip ment in its original packaging or other suitable packaging caution danger of transport dam age to our service department Always include the completed warranty certifi cate when returning equipment Possible shipping costs arising from the trans port to and from point of repair cannot be over t
27. ng to ground in the control unit Please note that the following dimensional information refers to values defined by the de vice test in compliance with EN 60335 2 53 The stove sensor always needs to be mounted at the place where the highest temperatures are expected Fig 7 9 provide an overview of the sensor assembly position unless the position is defined in the user manual for the stove Installation of the heater sensor 1 The stove sensor is mounted in cabins up to 2 x2min size as shown in Fig 7 and 8 in larger cabins it is mounted as shown in Fig 7 and 9 2x2m gt 2x2m F hlerleitung F hlerleitung 19 cm P va Figure 7 Figure 9 2 Drill a hole for the cable opening preferably in the middle of a profiled plank 3 Feed the sensor cable through the drilled hole and then connect the sensor line as shown in Fig 10 4 The lines for the limiter white and connect the temperature sensor red according to Fig 10 to the sensor board Then click the sensor board into position in the housing 5 Guide the sensor lines to the con trol unit and feed them into the device through the right hand cable opening Install the sensor lines within the control unit as shown in Fig 11 Connect the sensor lines as shown in Fig 12 To this end the plug X2 is disconnected from the board and then r
28. ontrol with fixed hysteresis of 3K For control via the stove sensor offset of 7K to com pensate the higher temperatures directly below the cabin ceiling max 100 W no capacitor motors controlled via phase control max 100 W automatic switching phase control pha se cut off 10 C to 40 C 20 C to 70 C Current value on the stove sensor minus 7K to com pensate the higher temperatures directly below the cabin ceiling Current value on the bench sensor Dear customer You have purchased a high quality technical device with which you will have years of sauna fun This sauna control unit was designed and inspected according to the current European safety standards and manufactured at the facto ry in accordance with the quality management standard DIN EN ISO 9001 2000 This detailed installation and operation manual has been prepared for your information Please observe in particular the important notes and the information on electrical connection We wish you exhilarating recreational experience and lots of fun with your sauna Intended use This sauna control unit is exclusively intended for the control of the sauna heater in a sauna cabin Any other use over and above the intended purpose is not considered as appropriate use Compliance of the standard operation mainte nance and repair conditions is also an element of appropriate use The manufacturer cannot be held liable for deviating unauthorized al
29. sent a copy of the invoice of the executive electric shop Installation of the control unit Wall installation The control unit may only be mounted outside the sauna cabin It is advisable to select the out side wall of the cabin to which the sauna heater is fixed from the inside as mounting position If ductwork is already provided for electrical in stallations then the position of the control unit is predetermined by that Please follow the in structions for installation Remove the control device cover In order to do this loosen the screw at the top of the housing and pull the housing top upward while swivel ling Fig 1 Surface mounted installation The 3 mm diameter boreholes for the sup plied wood screws 4 x 20 mm are drilled according to the dimensions shown in Fig 3 3 1 N Insert one of the wood screws into the top center hole The control unit is hooked onto this screw Therefore leave the screw out by approx 3 mm Fig 3 2 UJ Hook the control unit onto the 3 mm protru ding screw in the upper mounting hole Insert the supplied rubber grommets into the openings at the rear wall of the housing and insert the connecting cable through the se openings Fasten the housing bottom at the two bot tom openings Fig 4 firmly to the cabin wall Ui 2 S Ui gt Lu Fig 3 approx 34 cm III N J Lre 17 7 cm
30. terations and any re sulting damages the initiator of these changes bears the full risk General information Please check whether the unit has arrived in per fect condition Any transport damages should be immediately reported to the freight forwarder delivering the goods or you should contact the company that shipped the goods Please note that you will only be able to achieve an optimum sauna climate if the cabin with its air intake and ventilation the sauna heater and the control unit are aligned to each other Please observe the information and stipulations made by your sauna supplier Sauna heaters heat up your sauna cabin using heated convective air Here fresh air is drawn in from the air intake which when heated rises upwards convection and is then circulated within the cabin Part of the used air is pushed out through the vent in the cabin This creates a typical sauna climate which can achieve temper atures of approx 110 C measured directly under the ceiling of your sauna dropping in temper ature to approx 30 40 C towards the floor It is therefore not unusual to measure temperatures of 110 C on the temperature sensor hanging over the heater whilst the thermometer hanging on the sauna wall approx 20 25 cm under the cabin ceiling only indicates 85 C The bathing temperature generally lies between 80 C and 90 C in the area of the upper bench when the temperature is set to maximum Please note that th
31. tion mode are implemented immediately Cabin temperature In Stand by 0512 00 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit i MODE 0512 15 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit ILL MODE dis Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit i Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit MODE gt 35 D 12 15 Temperatur 85 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit ashes 15s soe Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit 0512 00 85 C Temperatur 85 C ETT 5 59 Auto Stop 5 59 i Vorwahlzeit Til Setting range Finnish mode 30 115 C In operation Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit MODE Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit Temperatur Auto Stop Vorwahlzeit 25 Auto stop heat up time restriction Auto Stop is the time to which the heating time is limited The sauna unit automatically turns off once this time has expired Depending on the configuration of the control unit a time between 0 01 and 6 00 or 12 00 hours can be set see page 31 In Stand by 2512 00 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit antes MODE D 12 15 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit RARAS D 12 15 Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit pisi Tolo MODE OE YE E Temperatur 30 C Auto Stop E 59 Vorwahlzeit a v 0512 15 T
32. vious material defect The quality system in our factory reduces malfunc tions of new appliances to almost zero
33. with the control Generalities The user interface MODE 9 o oc O a a Ter De The LCD display Operating keys Operating keys 5 Heating on off stand by Yr Cabin lighting A raise value next function wv lower value next function MODE Programming mode 17 Default display Stand by is shown if the system is in Stand by mode OM 12 00 The system also returns to this screen from pak asang ibd other menu items if there is no activity for gt 15 Vorwahlzeit james seconds Default display in operation is displayed if the system is operational The sys Temperatur 30 C auil tem also returns to this screen from other menu Auto Stop 5 59 Vorwahlzeit i items if there is no activity for gt 15 seconds Illustration of the heating performance During the heating phase the bars behind the temperature display fill continuously Once the target temperature has been reached these bars are displayed as filled 30 C alll T 30 C iili Energy saving display If the unit is not used it will switch into energy saving mode A moving time is shown after 5 minutes simi lar to a PC screensaver The back light for the display is switched off after an additional 15 minutes You can return to the basic standby screen by pressing any button The following applies for all settings The following is s
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