Sauna device Lotos 105
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1.2. Indications fig 3 6 6 Device and light switch On Off fig 3 6 7 Start of Sauna mode fig 3 6 8 Cleaning 6 9 In case of long non operation period Of time cscssscssessssssssssssssscssssssssssssssssesssssssesssssssssesseses 6 10 Errors and troubleshooting scccsscsssssssssssssessssscssssessesscsssssssssssessessssessscsssassesesssssesessessenessssessesenees 6 11 Maintenance scccssesscssssscssssssssecsscessccsscesscsssessscsssecsseuessssscsscsssscesssssassssessesseessscseseasscssesessessesesesseseeses 7 Issue 1 01 2011 Attention Installation must be performed by an electrician or other qualified staff only Cabin light does not work Make sure the control is disconnected from the main power supply before assembling starts Read the installation instructions carefully In doing so you will utilize all the benefits of the device and perform a safe installation For additional self protection turn to your supplier about any particular problems which not described or dealt with in this manual Unauthorized changes modifications of the control are not permitted due to safety reasons The manufacturer reserves all rights applying technical changes Turn off device via button switch On Off position 4 Turn off lights in the cabin via button position 3 Turn off the fuses of the device Change the light bulbs Tur
3. Model Lotos 105 Environmental conditions Storage temperature 25 C to 70 C Operating temperature 10 C to 40 C Air humidity Max 90 Minimal temperature stability of the connecting lines Heater wiring lighting circuits heater sensor lines must be heat resistant to at least 150 C Maximal lengths of lines Heater sensor FI 4 5 Control Switching voltage 400V 3N 50Hz 60Hz Switching capacity 3 x 3 5kW tot 10 5 kW Switched current each phase heater AC 1 16A switched power light 100 W Switched current light 1A Nominal supply voltage 230V Min max pick up capacity TN2VA Degree of protection splash proof 4 Connection to the main circuit as non detachable permanent wiring Range of adjustment Sauna operation 40 C 120 C above the heater Temperature adjustment step 1 C Thermal safety Heater sensor with overtemperature protector shutdown temperature 139 C Automatic shutdown is at maximum of 6 hours Tf used in hotels spa recreational centers etc the automatic shutdown timeframe be extended up to 12 hours Issue 1 01 2011 R AZALP COM ry Sauna device 20222 105 Installation manual User manual Table Of Contents 1 Device installation 3 2 Installing heater sensor FI with overtemperature protector fig 2 4 3 Testing 4 4 Operation modes 6 5
4. d temperature 5 Indications fig 3 Indicator position 1 lights up when device is turned on Indicator blinks if electrical damage occurs in the system In case of device malfunction 1 Turn off the main fuses 2 Call an authorized electrician 3 Mark the device as 6 Device and light switch On Off fig 3 A Attention Fire hazard Prior to turning the device on make sure there are no flammable objects on top of the heater fa Button position 4 switches on off the device LED indicator lights if the control is on In this case the device is ready The LED indicator is off when the control is off Position 3 button turns on off the light in sauna cabin 7 Start of Sauna mode fig 3 1 Turn device on as described in chapter 3 2 Adjust the desired temperature via knob position 2 In case of measured lower temperature the heater is engaged In case of measured higher temperature the heater is switched off 3 Turn device off as described in chapter 3 8 Cleaning CAUTION Damage of Device Do not water the device or do not clean it with wet cloth For cleaning use a cleaning cloth slightly dampened in a soap solution 9 Incase of a long non operation period of time Turn off the main device fuses if the control is not going to be used long period of time 10 Errors and troubleshooting Time limitations Device automatically turns the heater off if the heater ope
5. diagram fig 4 connect them to terminal position 12 6 Power supply and heaters wiring should be guided through mounting holes position 10 fig 1 voltage area 230V 400V position 11 fig 1 on the bottom of the box and in accordance with diagram fig 4 connect them to terminal position 12 fig 1 Connect the grounding lines to terminal position 7 fig 1 Screw both slot headed screws into the mounting holes position 6 position 9 fig 1 Place the lid back in its place top first and push until it clicks ON Issue 1 01 2011 2 Installing heater sensor FI with overtemperature protector fig 2 Install the sensor with overtemperature protection in the sauna cabin about 15 cm below the ceiling and above the heating system or in accordance with requirements of the manufacturer Install only the sensor 150 C temperature resistant connection line applied in the device set Cable extension is permitted outside the sauna cabin CAUTION Double insulation is required The wiring of the heater sensor must be separated from high voltage cable Cover lines with insulation 1 Connect the sensor lines position 1 fig 2 according to position 3 fig 2 2 Connect to sauna control position 3 fig 1 3 Perform tests according to chapter Testing 4 Fix the sensor to the wall position 2 fig 2 over the heater 15 cm below the ceiling in accordance with manufacturer s requirements 3 Testing Tests must b
6. e conducted by authorized electrician only WARNING Electric shock hazard Tests are conducted with main supply power on 1 Test contact to terminal position 7 fig 1 2 Test connections and contact between phases L1 L2 L3 and U V W 3 Test if short circuit or interruption in sensor s signal lines are recognized and indicated as errors In such a case the heater does not turn on or if is already operating turns off automatically a case of disconnected sensor s white or red wire or short circuited white wire the heater must turn off automatically b _ If any of the described in a cases the red LED indicator position 1 fig 3 is blinking Issue 1 01 2011 Dear User Read the installation instructions carefully In doing so you will utilize all the benefits of the device and perform a safe assembly For additional self protection turn to your supplier about any particular problems which not described or dealt with in this manual Unauthorized changes or modifications of the control are not permitted due to safety reasons The manufacturer reserves all rights applying technical changes Symbols used WARNING If not closely observed may cause severe and or lethal injuries LN CAUTION If not closely observed may cause light injuries or damage of materials NOTE Gives advice concerning applications and useful information For quick and easy reference of important safety and opera
7. n on fuses and push button position 3 Call an electrician if the light in the cabin is still not working 1 Maintenance Symbols used Device is not object of repair by unauthorized staff WARNING If not closely observed may cause severe and or lethal injuries Soe Device is tested in accordance with accidents prevention rules procedures during commercial use CUATION If not closely observed may cause light injuries or damage of materials NOTE Gives advice concerning applications and useful information For quick and easy reference of important safety and operational information in the course of exploitation keep this manual General safety information On installation three phased automatic safety breaker with a 3mm contact opening needs to be provided in the main electric panel A circuit breaker is recommended if there is none in the main electric system of the building Directions of use Prior to turning on the sauna control make sure the heater is clear of flammable objects Latas 105 control is used for the described in the technical data functions Latas 105 controls 3 heating circuits 3 5kW each tot 10 5 kW Please dispose of the packaging in appropriate places in accordance with the current administrative disposal regulations Issue 1 01 2011 Issue 1 01 2011 4 Operation modes You have available operating mode Sauna dry sauna with user define
8. rates continuously over 6 hours To continue the operating mode turn the device off with button On Off position 4 for about 10sec then turn on again Issue 1 01 2011 1 Device installation Install the device on the cabin door at a height of 1 7 m or in accordance with the recommendations of the cabin s manufacturer Power is supplied via permanent connection Quality of the power supply cable is at least HO7RN F CAUTION Damages of device The device is splash proof degree of protection IPX4 Do NOT allow direct water contact Install the device at a dry place Environmental conditions not to be exceeded 10 C 40 C maximal air humidity 90 Carefully push clip fig 1 position 8 and remove lid 2 Screw in a screw at a height of 1 8 meters on the wall max distance from cabin wall 7mm details on fig 1 3 the device box in position 2 fig 1 on the mounted screw CAUTION Possible damages of the device 105 could be used for control of up to 3 circuits with max power 3 5kW each 4 Heater sensor lines should be guided through mounting holes fig 1 position 5 low voltage area fig 1 position 4 on the bottom of the box and in accordance with diagram fig 4 connect them to terminal position 3 fig 1 5 Light lines should be guided through mounting holes position 10 fig 1 voltage area 230V 400V fig 1 position 11 on the bottom of the box and in accordance with
9. tional information in the course of exploitation keep this manual General safety information On installation three phased automatic safety breaker with 3mm contact opening needs to be provided in the main electric panel A circuit breaker is recommended if there is none in the main electric system of the building Directions of use Prior to turning on the sauna control make sure the heater is clear of flammable objects Latas 105 control is used for the described in the technical data functions Latas 105 controls 3 heating circuits 3 5kW each tot 10 5 kW Disposal Old used devices contain recyclable materials Do not dispose of them anywhere but inquire at the administration of your district about the possibility of recycling In case of a long non operation period of time Turn off the main device fuses if the control is not going to be used long period of time Issue 1 01 2011 ZHOS d a at 4 FER 1 _ _ 14 3 aba TTL IN gt gt 2 2 l N l z lt ial
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