What mistakes should be avoided when building a sauna room

　　1. The position of the air inlet and exhaust outlet is incorrect, for example: the air inlet is located under the sauna door or 1-2 meters away from the heater.

　　Impact: There is no air or a small amount of air circulation in the room, uneven heat distribution, and poor heating

　　2. The air inlet and outlet are too small for the heater capacity, resulting in insufficient air flow. The goal should be to achieve an air volume (m ³) of 5-7 air changes per hour.

　　Impact: There is no air or very little air circulation in the room, which is not conducive to heat distribution and heating stages. Heat accumulates in the heater, which can easily cause overheating.

　　3. The position of the heater and seat temperature sensor is incorrect. For example, the temperature sensor is set under the seat or at the same height as the highest seat in the room.

　　Impact: The controller cannot be turned off, and heating is limited by the Safe Temperature Limiting Function (STB).

　　4. Compared to the volume of the room, the power of the heater is too small, which may be due to not considering the glass door or glass front wall, or designing it too large.

　　Impact: It takes too long to heat up/safe temperature limit (STB) starts too early.

　　5. The heater is surrounded or covered without considering the required air flow rate.

　　Impact: Heat accumulation inside the junction box, warping of the sauna room sidewall, ineffective fire prevention measures, etc.

　　6. The sauna stones are placed too densely without proper gaps, which hinders the flow of air in and out

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