INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS for IKI SAUNA HEATERS
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS for IKI SAUNA HEATERS
The heating time of an IKI sauna heater is approximately 60-75 minutes to get the sauna stones ready. This can vary depending on the starting temperature and the ventilation of the sauna room. Recommended temperature for entering a sauna with an IKI heater is approximately 131-167F (55-75C). After that you can increase the temperature of the sauna by adding water to the heater. Pouring water on the heater increases temperature and humidity. You can control the heat and humidity by pouring the water to different parts of the heater. You can adjust the feel of the heat and steam from soft to sharp by poring water either to the side of the heater or on top of the stones at different places.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR IKI ELECTRIC HEATERS
Bear in mind that only a licensed electrician is allowed to install an electric sauna heater.
General guidelines and installation instructions for IKI electric heaters >
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