VEVOR Sauna Heater, 4.5KW 220V Electric Sauna Stove Manual

Discover the comprehensive and user-friendly manual for the VEVOR Sauna Heater, 4.5KW 220V Electric Sauna Stove. Designed to enhance your sauna experience, this detailed guide covers everything from initial setup to advanced troubleshooting, ensuring you get the most out of your steam bath sauna heater.

With built-in controls, a 3-hour timer, and adjustable temperature settings for spaces ranging from 105 to 210 cubic feet, this manual is an invaluable resource for both home and professional use in hotels, spas, and showers.

Certified by the FCC, the VEVOR Sauna Heater manual provides clear, step-by-step instructions and practical tips to optimize your sauna heater’s performance and longevity. Download your copy today for an effortless and enriching sauna experience.

SAUNA HEATER USER MANUAL

MODEL: SCA-30NS, SCA-45NS, SCA-60NS, SCA-80NS, SCA-90BW

BEFORE INSTALLATION

Parts

Check that the following parts are included in the packaging:

WARNING

Electrical shock hazard – To avoid electrical shock hazard, all installations and relevant services shall be performed by qualified personnel.

Sauna bath time should be less than half an hour. Bathing too long may cause the heart to beat too fast, heartache, feeling weak or dizzy. Users should stop sauna bathing immediately as soon as the above symptoms occur.

Sauna bath may cause tension for bathers. Thus, those who have one of the symptoms below should take a sauna bath under the direction of a physician:

• Being pregnant
• Having heart disease
• Having high blood pressure
• Having a circulation system disease
• After drinking
• After taking medicine
• Diabetes
• Not feeling well

Children must be under the company of adults during sauna bath.

Risk of scald: Must not touch or move the sauna heater during heating. Stay at least 30cm away from the hot heater.

Use ordinary drinking water only. Pouring water with other materials into the stone compartment may damage the heating elements, which is beyond our guarantee.

Odors may occur during the first sauna bath as the anti-rust oil for heating elements, which will disappear after the sauna heater powers on when the sauna door is opened, about 10- 15 minutes.

INSTALLATION

Install the sauna heater onto the wall using the screws provided with the heater, according to the minimum safety distances and volumes indicated in Table 1 and Figure 1, or on the heater’s tech plate.

• The heater can be installed inside the sauna room with a minimum height of 1900mm. (Figure 1C)
• The wall behind the heater cannot be covered by materials like asbestos cement, board, and so on, because this sort of covering layer could cause high temperatures and a risk of burn.
• Must use qualified materials for the walls and ceiling.

GUARD RAIL

Please follow the minimum distance requirements in Figure 6 if guardrails are desired for the heater.

TEMPERATURE CONTROL

The thermostat inside the sauna heater could control the temperature (Figure 3). The thermostat dial shows a rising heat scale.

Find the sauna temperature that suits you best(Usually 158-176℉/70-80℃). Depending on the size of the sauna room and the power of the sauna heater, the sauna can reach a preset temperature in 30 to 60 minutes.

POWER SWITCH (TIMER)

• The power switch should be turned off when leaving the sauna room, as it is the main power control of the sauna room.
• To set the time for an immediate start, turn the timer knob full clockwise. The sauna will last 180 minutes.

Sauna Heater Specifications

CONNECTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CABLE

Only a qualified electrician can connect the heater’s cables. You must obey electrical codes to finish the installation. Rubber-insulated cables are suggested as the connection cables from the mains supply to the sauna heater.

The junction box inside the sauna heater must be hermetic and splashing-proof. To prevent moisture and condensation, a 7 mm-diameter drainage hole must also be included. The junction box should be less than 500 mm above the floor.

VENTILATION

To have a soothing sauna bath, there should be a proper mixing of hot and cold air inside the sauna room. Another reason for ventilation is to draw air around the sauna heater and move the heat to the farthest part of the sauna room.

The inlet vent with a diameter of more than 6cm should be installed directly below the sauna heater. The outlet vent should be installed diagonally opposite to the inlet; it is suggested that it be placed under the platform inside the sauna room as far as possible from the inlet vent.

The diameter of the outlet vent should be twice as big as the inlet. It may be installed far away from the floor and under the bottom of the upper bench.

SAUNA STONES

It’s recommended that all sauna stones be rinsed to remove stains or dust. The largest ones should be loaded at the bottom. Do not load the stones too tight to block air circulation through the sauna heater. New ones should be loaded when the stones break or crumble. After installing the sauna heater and controller, load sufficient sauna rocks(10- 15 kgs) into the sauna heater.

ATTENTION: Sauna rocks must be of the best quality because the temperature inside the sauna heater is exceptionally high. Rocks of inferior quality can’t withstand heat, and they may be easily broken or crumbled because of the huge temperature changes, which may damage heating elements.

These stones may counteract the heat circulation because they are easily oxidized. The sauna heater may be damaged while the stone is being heated or water is poured to make vapors.

GUARANTEE

The following situations are not guaranteed:

• Installation or disassembly of the inside structure by unprofessional personnel;
• Supply voltage fluctuation range>±10%;
• Unqualified rocks on sauna heater’s operation;
• Installation without following the dimension instructions in the manual.

SAUNA HEATER TROUBLESHOOTING