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'Country Living' Wood Burning
Sauna Heater Instructions
Sauna Stones:
To add water to the stones, only use pure water, do not use salty or water
which may contain iron (hard water) which may affect the life of the sauna
stove.
Before adding the sauna stones, wash them thoroughly. Add largers stones
towards the bottom of the sauna tray, and the smaller stones on top. Do not
allow the sauna stones to hinder the escape of air flow through the grate.
The sauna heater warranty is for a period of 1 year to the original purchaser
from date of purchase.
CTY-WN16
- Heats Volume (16 cubic meters - 565 cubic feet)
790 mm high x 490 mm wide x 630 mm deep
(31 inches high x 19 inches wide x 25 inches deep)
Holds up to 57 KG (125 pounds) stones
CTY-WN20
- Heats Volume (20 cubic meters - 705 cubic feet)
840 mm high x 490 mm wide x 630 mm deep
(33 inches high x 19 inches wide x 25 inches deep)
Holds up to 62 KG (136 pounds) stones
Oven Use:
Oven Use: Use only firewood. Do not use
materials with a high combustion temperature
(wood partical board, plastic, coal, etc).
The draught is regulated by opening the ash
bin. Too strong draught overheats the oven
and makes its service life shorter.
Heating of the sauna room depends on its
volume.
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Summary of Contents for Saunacore CTY-WN16
- Page 1 'Country Living' Wood Burning Sauna Heater Instructions CTY-WN16 - Heats Volume (16 cubic meters - 565 cubic feet) 790 mm high x 490 mm wide x 630 mm deep (31 inches high x 19 inches wide x 25 inches deep)
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Page 2: Installation
Description & Features of the CTY-WN wood stove. The ovens are designed to create dry and wet heat. The oven consists of the heater main box, the ash bin, and sauna stone compartment. There is a heat pocket in the top section of the stove. The stones compartment is heated from 5 sides and has a pyramidal shape shutting upwards and focusing heat radiation. -
Page 3: Chimney Connection
As we are not aware of any specific codes or regulations which govern wood burning sauna stoves. Before installing the wood burning sauna heater, please contact your local municipal officials or fire department to find out if any guidelines are available www.saunacore.com (905) 857-8085... - Page 4 Safety setbacks of sauna heater to combustible materials, such as wood sauna walls, wood benches, etc... Follow these minimum safety distances outlined below, and recommendations from your local fire and safety authorities. DIA 1 wall 1. The minimum distances between the sauna heater and any vertical combustible material such as the sauna wood walls and benches which are unprotected should be a minimum of 20 inches.
- Page 5 CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS SAUNACORE warrants its products against manufacturing defects to the original purchaser only -- i.e., the individual or legal entity (registered customer) whose name appears on the warranty registration card filed with SAUNACORE -- provided that the purchase was made through an authorized SAUNACORE dealer and is subject to the following conditions and limitations: This factory warranty is non-transferable and may not be extended whatsoever by any of our representatives.
- Page 6 Cross Section View of CTY-WN Potential chimney Upper air panel - connection. stainless steel with Top mount or rear holes for air flow. mount. Cleaning Traps (remove caps) 50 mm air gap between heater exterior and inner fire chamber End of smoke channel.
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