EOS InfraTec Premium Installation And Operating Instruction
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- Page 1 EOS InfraTec Premium Control unit for infrared cabins Installation and operating instruction Made in Germany Print no. 2934 5293en / 33.23 Technical changes reserved...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents General safety instructions ........................4 Mounting and electrical installation ......................5 Identification ..............................9 Scope of delivery ............................10 Accessories (optionally) ........................... 10 Intended use ..............................10 Technical data .............................. 11 Installation ..............................12 Mounting location ..........................12 Installing the relay box ........................13 Cabin lighting .............................. - Page 3 Front side IR radiator ........................35 IR radiator for feet .......................... 36 Heating time ............................ 37 Switch Off ..............................38 Error messages (Troubleshooting) ....................... 39 Recycling ............................... 40 Service address ............................40 General terms and conditions of service ................... 41...
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Page 4: General Safety Instructions
General safety instructions 1. General safety instructions Safety levels Safety instructions and important operating instructions are classified. Please familiarise yourself with the following terms and symbols: WARNING Warning Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. CAUTION Caution Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate in-... -
Page 5: Mounting And Electrical Installation
General safety instructions 1.1 Mounting and electrical installation These installation instructions are intended for qualified personnel familiar with the laws and regulations applicable to electrical installations at the installation site. Ob- serve the following general safety instructions during assembly, setup and commis- sioning. -
Page 6: Operator Instruction
General safety instructions Observe the cabin manufacturer’s safety and installation instructions. ƒ Damage due to incorrect mounting location ƒ The control unit is not suitable for outdoor use! ƒ It may be operated only inside buildings and may not be exposed to environmental ƒ... -
Page 7: Standards And Regulations
For an overview of the standards that were observed during design and construction of the sauna heaters, please refer to the individual product‘s technical data sheet that can be downloaded from www.eos-sauna.com. Local regulations also apply to the installation and operation of heating, sauna, and steam room systems. -
Page 8: Identification
Identification 2. Identification The InfraTec Premium control unit consists of a relay box, a control panel, a temperature sensor and the connecting cables, and is used to operate a infrared cabin. Additional equipment can be connected to the relay box for total control of a infrared cabin, for example, lighting and additional sensors. -
Page 9: Intended Use
Identification 2.5 Intended use The InfraTec Premium control unit is designed to operate infrared emitters and heating foils in infrared cabins. It is suitable for cabins used in private and commercial settings. Any further use is deemed not to be in accordance with the intended purpose! The intended use also includes compliance with the typical operating, maintenance and servicing conditions. -
Page 10: Scope Of Delivery
Scope of delivery 3. Scope of delivery Check the unit upon delivery to ensure that all components were delivered and that it is in proper working order. Contact your distributor if components are missing or damaged. The unit must not be operated if components are missing or damaged. -
Page 11: Technical Data
Technical Data 4. Technical Data Voltage (power supply): 230 V 1N ~ 50 Hz Switching capacity: Max. 3500 W (resistive loads) Output circuits: 3 separate circuits (front, back, foot area) • Front and back individually dimmable, max. 1500 W • Switchable foot area, cannot be controlled via sensor, max. -
Page 12: Installation
Installation 5. Installation This chapter describes how to install the relay box and the most important components. Cables with the appropriate cross section should be used for the IR-Emitter, light and other com- ponents. All electrical installations and all connecting lines that are installed inside a cabin must be suitable for a use in a IR cabin (IPx2 class). -
Page 13: Relay Box Installation
Installation Extending the control panel’s control line ► For longer connections a special 15 m connection line is optionally available. Installation works inside the cabin ► At minimum, the temperature sensor and the lighting must be installed in the cabin. In IR cabins with IR heating foils and optional surface temperature sensor (optional equipment) may need to be installed. -
Page 14: Installing The Relay Box
Installation The power supply, control panel and sensor lines can be routed to the relay box as follows: The lines can be routed along the outer wall of the cabin. They are then passed into the housing from below. If they are not routed through a cable conduit or a duct, they must be secured so they cannot be pulled out. - Page 15 210 mm Installation 4. Open the relay box conduits for the lines. 5. Insert supplied rubber grommets into the openings of the lower part of the housing. 6. Route the connecting cables through the openings. A. Mains cable, cables for heating, light etc. B.
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Page 16: Cabin Lighting
Installation 5.2 Cabin lighting Lighting can be installed anywhere, however Requirements to cabin lighting not near rising hot air. Max. power output 100 W ƒ Cabin lighting is not included in the scope of Protection class min. IPx2 for IR cabins ƒ... -
Page 17: Control Panel
Installation 5.3 Control panel The control panel is designed for flush-moun- ting installation into a cabin wall. If empty conduits for electrical installations are already present, this dictates the position of the control panel. Guidelines ► The control panel should be mounted outside the cabin. - Page 18 Installation Wall mounting of the control panel ► Make a wall opening to a size of 105 mm (width) x 90 mm (height) x 25 mm (min. depth). 105 mm Mount the control panel in the wall opening and fix it with the 4 screws enclosed. Finally glue the self-adhesive decorative strips into the horizontal grooves of the control panel to cover the mounting screws.
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Page 19: Installing Temperature Sensor
Installation 5.4 Temperature sensor The temperature sensor must be installed where expected temperatures are the highest. The IR control system prevents ambient temperatures from exceeding 70°C. Therefore, a safety temperature limiter is not needed in IR-only installations. The safety temperature limiter on the relay box’s circuit board is therefore jumpered by default. - Page 20 Installation 5.5 Mounting the optional IR heating foil sensor The heating foil sensor shall be mounted in the area of the overheating protection of the smallest heating foil installed and shall be relaibly fixed with a strain relief. Note: the heating foil sensor (2nd sensor) is not included and must be ordered separately. NOTICE Incorrect measurement and incorrect temperature regulation Wird der Heizfolienfühler nicht direkt auf der IR-Heizfolien angebracht, werden die Mess-...
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Page 21: Electrical Installation
Electrical installation 6. Electrical installation This chapter describes how to connect the relay box’s circuit board lines. For information on setup of the control panel, see chapter Commissioning/Operation. You can connect both infrared radiators and infrared foils. Both typs are referred to as IR emitters in the following section. -
Page 22: Main Board Overview
Electrical installation 6.2 Main board overview T0.2 A L 250 V T6.3 A H 250 V MAINS IR-3 LIGHT IR-2 IR-1 A. Main switch „Switch-Off“ J. Jumper group JP1/JP2/JP3 B. Power supply K. Protection fuses C. Output IR-3 for IR emitters D. -
Page 23: Connection Diagram For Ir Radiant Heaters
Electrical installation 6.3 Connection diagram for IR radiant heaters Max. power loads: P1 = max. 1500 W P2 = max. 1500 W P3 = max. 500 W, only switchable* *not controlled by temperature sensor, manually switchable NOTICE: The total power of all IR emitters in any combination must not exceed 3500 W. -
Page 24: Connection Diagram For Ir Heating Foils
Electrical installation 6.4 Connection diagram for IR heating foils Max. power loads: P1 = max. 1500 W P2 = max. 1500 W P3 = max. 500 W, only switchable* *not controlled by temperature sensor, manually switchable Important Notice: By connection of the IR heating foils an option- ally available foil sensor #945260 must be used. -
Page 25: Connection Diagram For Ir Radiant Heaters And Ir Heating Foils
Electrical installation 6.5 Connection diagram for IR radiant heaters and IR heating foils Max. power loads: P1 = max. 1500 W P2 = max. 1500 W P3 = max. 500 W, only switchable* *not controlled by temperature sensor, manually switchable Important Notice: By connection of the IR heating foils an option-... - Page 26 Jumper 1, 2 and 3. Factory default - all jumpers unset (open). LIGHT IR-2 IR-1 IR emitters of EOS Vitae series For all IR emitters of EOS Vitae series (dimmable Jumper 2 type) leave the jumper 1 and 2 in unset position. Jumper 1 IRS IR emitters and IR heating foils...
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Page 27: Heating Time Limitation
Electrical installation WARNING Risk to life and risk of fire due to overheating The output IR-3 (foot zone) is not controlled over the temperature sensor and remains always on (when enabled) when the heating is on. Connect only such IR emitters to the IR-3 output, which are not powerful enough to ƒ... -
Page 28: Risk Of Electric Shock
Electrical installation 6.9 Connecting consumers WARNUNG Risk of electric shock A faulty electrical connection poses the risk of an electric shock. This risk also applies following completion of the installation work. Disconnect the system entirely from the mains supply. ƒ If retrofitting is required, the housing must only be opened by trained person- ƒ... -
Page 29: Power Supply Connection
Electrical installation Example of connection of multiple IR heaters to one output: ► Plug adaptor IR heaters - max. Plug adaptor Item 94 7811 3500 W Item 94 7811 Connecting consumers ► WARNING! Ensure that the IR relay box is current-free. Open the housing. Route the lines through the openings at the base or on the back of the housing. -
Page 30: Operation
Operation 7. Operation 7.1 Main unit‘s switch (Switch Off) In order to commission the cabin with the in- stalled IR emitters, the cabin must be switched on at the control panel. If the display is blank, the relay box might be switched off. An on/off switch is located on the left side of the relay box. -
Page 31: Operation Buttons
Operation 7.2 General prinicples of operation All cabin settings are made at the control panel. All functions must be configured to commission the system. Add-on components are detected after the unit is switched on again and the corresponding sym- bols appear in the sub-menus. 28°C 12:00 DIsplay panel... -
Page 32: Default Display
Operation Default display Stand-by ► is shown if the system is in Stand-by mode. Reset to this display takes place from other 20°C 14:35 menu items if no activity is carried out > 15 s. Default display in operation ► min. -
Page 33: Initial Commissioning
Operation 7.3 Initial commissioning > 3 sec Step 1 - connect the device to the mains 14:35 Step 2 - Select and DE GB FR 20°C 20°C 12:00 12:00 14:00 set language 20°C 12:00 12:00 20°C 14:35 DE GB FR 20°C 12:00 12:00... -
Page 34: Change Language
Operation Change language Change time ► ► 20°C 14:35 20°C 14:35 & & DE GB FR DE GB FR 20°C 12:00 12:00 20°C 12:00 12:00 10:00 DE GB FR 20°C 12:00 12:00 20°C 20°C 12:00 12:00 12:00 10:00 DE GB FR 20°C 12:00 12:00... -
Page 35: Foil Temperature
Operation > 3 sec. Set the desired tempe- 100°C rature 14:35 20°C 12:00 12:00 20°C 20°C 12:00 12:00 14:00 DE GB FR 110°C 20°C 12:00 12:00 20°C 12:00 12:00 Press “Set” for 3 sec. 15 sec. > 3 sec. to confirm 110°C 20°C 14:35... -
Page 36: Setting The Temperature Unit °C / °F
Operation Setting the temperature unit °C / °F Switching on the heating ► ► 20°C 14:35 20°C 14:35 To switch on the hea- ting, press the „Start“ & > 3 sec button. Heating will run for the pre-set DE GB FR time. -
Page 37: Individual Settings
Operation 7.4 Individual settings You can change the settings to suit to your individual requirements. Permanent changes of set- tings can only be carried out in Standby mode. The individual parameters can be adjusted in the same way during operation. These changes take effect immediately but are not stored permanently. -
Page 38: Room Temperature For Heating Foil Operation
Operation Room temperature for heat- 15 sec. ing foil operation The display shows the temperature value to be regulated in the central area (40/55° C). In Stand-by ► 20°C 14:35 In operation ► min. 20°C 14:35 12:00 20°C 40°C 55°C 20°C 20°C 12:00... - Page 39 Operation Back zone IR heaters 15 sec. available only for IR heaters If the power output for IR heaters is reduced in Stand-by mode, the heaters will still heat with 100% power up to a room temperature of 30° C. 20°C 14:35 Upon reaching 30°...
- Page 40 Operation Front zone IR heaters Dimmmable only by operation with IR heaters and in combi-mode (IR heaters & foils). If the power output for IR radiators is reduced in Stand-by mode, the radiators will still heat with 100% power up to a room temperature of 30° C. Upon reaching 30°...
- Page 41 Operation Foot zone IR heater(s) Please note that the IR radiator for feet is not regulated by the temperature sensor! The power rating should not be able to heat the room above 70 °C. In Stand-by In operation ► ► min.
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Page 42: Heating Time
Operation Heating time In Stand-by In operation ► ► 15 sec. min. 20°C 14:35 20°C 12:00 20°C 14:35 min. min. 20°C 20°C 12:00 12:00 20°C 20°C 12:00 12:00 min. min. 20°C 20°C 12:00 12:00 20°C 20°C 12:00 12:00 5 sec. min. -
Page 43: Error Messages (Troubleshooting)
Error messages Error messages The control unit continuously monitors the temperature sensor for short circuits and interruptions. However only the sensors which are activated are monitored. That means: If only IR radiators are connected then only the cabin temperature sensor is monitored. ƒ... -
Page 44: Recycling
Electronic waste Electronic waste must be disposed of at the designated local collection point for electronic waste. Additional disposal note for commercial users: Further disposal instructions can be found under the link www.eos.sauna. de/recycling Service Address EOS Saunatechnik GmbH Schneiderstriesch 1... -
Page 45: General Terms And Conditions Of Service
The manufacturers General Terms and Conditions of Business, The manufacturer shall assume liability in accordance with the which can be found at www.eos-sauna.com/agb, shall apply in currently applicable statutory regulations. The packaging for all addition to the foregoing terms and conditions of service.
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