The installation of the HARVIA Hidden Heater differs significantly from conventional sauna heaters, as it has been specially designed for concealed mounting. This requires careful planning of the positioning, particularly with regard to air circulation, accessibility and safety distances. The heater should be installed in such a way that sufficient distance from flammable materials is maintained and safe heat dissipation is ensured.
A key point is the correct selection and placement of the sauna stones. The maximum stone capacity is 15 kg, which clearly distinguishes this heater from conventional models with a larger stone mass. The stones should be distributed evenly to allow optimal air circulation and ensure uniform heat output.
The use of a suitable control unit is particularly important. For models without integrated control, operation without an external control unit is not possible. It must be professionally installed and correctly matched to the heater’s output in order to ensure safe and efficient use.
The integration of an optional hose system for continuous water infusions also requires careful planning. The soapstone bowl is positioned on the sauna benches and supplies the heater evenly with water via the hose. This ensures constant humidity and prevents strong temperature fluctuations.
Adequate ventilation of the sauna cabin is essential, as concealed installation can affect air circulation. Supply and exhaust air openings must be planned in such a way that an even supply of fresh air is ensured and heat does not accumulate.
Overall, the HARVIA Hidden Heater is part of a well-thought-out system in which installation, accessories and use must be optimally coordinated in order to achieve maximum safety and a perfect sauna experience.
