You need a video for the Wifi Harvia because it is completely different from this installation guide. I am having trouble identifying certain part of the wifi kit and the harvia heater.
That really depends. The first thing to check is if your infrared panels can withstand the heat of a sauna heater. After that you need to make sure your sauna has proper ventilation and insulation to retain the heat. hope this helps and if you have any further questions let us know!
Good afternoon, the Harvia Kip series heaters come standard with a mounting bracket! If you have any more questions feel free to respond to this comment or give us a call at 1-877-525-3504. Have a great day!
Hi! Thanks for your question. The wiring, including high-temperature 8/2 wire, is typically provided and handled by your electrician to ensure it meets all safety requirements. Let us know if you need any other info or guidance-happy to help! 😁 info@saunaplace.com
Without the temp sensor you are essentially removing the heaters ability to regulate itself. So it may go straight to max temp or not even make it above 80 degrees. It has a High temp shut-off so it shouldn't get to hot to the point of major malfunctions. However the sensor is pretty integral to the heater.
@@MichaelJComedy The temperature sensor might be located inside the sauna heater (check the bottom panel) if not reach out to Harvia and see about getting one sent out to you. All kip heaters should come with one.
Very difficult just to see a plug. Does this not have a plug? I need to tell the electrician what to install and I can't find a picture of a plug to save my life.
You need a video for the Wifi Harvia because it is completely different from this installation guide. I am having trouble identifying certain part of the wifi kit and the harvia heater.
Got me up and running, thanks!
Where did you find the high temperature wire?
Can I add a dry sauna heater like this to my infrared sauna?
That really depends. The first thing to check is if your infrared panels can withstand the heat of a sauna heater. After that you need to make sure your sauna has proper ventilation and insulation to retain the heat. hope this helps and if you have any further questions let us know!
Some show mounting bracket and others don’t. Does this automatically come with one?
Good afternoon, the Harvia Kip series heaters come standard with a mounting bracket! If you have any more questions feel free to respond to this comment or give us a call at 1-877-525-3504. Have a great day!
Where Can I find High temperature 8/2 wire?
Hi! Thanks for your question. The wiring, including high-temperature 8/2 wire, is typically provided and handled by your electrician to ensure it meets all safety requirements.
Let us know if you need any other info or guidance-happy to help! 😁
info@saunaplace.com
Does it matter if we don’t have the temperature sensor hooked ?
I'm wondering the same thing
@@FlorinRadu hey! So with my Harvia 45kip I don’t need the temp probe in order for it to work. If that helps
Without the temp sensor you are essentially removing the heaters ability to regulate itself. So it may go straight to max temp or not even make it above 80 degrees. It has a High temp shut-off so it shouldn't get to hot to the point of major malfunctions. However the sensor is pretty integral to the heater.
@@TheSaunaPlace but my Harvia did not come with that attachment?
@@MichaelJComedy The temperature sensor might be located inside the sauna heater (check the bottom panel) if not reach out to Harvia and see about getting one sent out to you. All kip heaters should come with one.
What model heater is this? I have the Kip-80-b1
The model in the video is the Harvia Kip 80B
Very difficult just to see a plug. Does this not have a plug? I need to tell the electrician what to install and I can't find a picture of a plug to save my life.
Did you ever find plus… cause I can’t 😅
Please give us a call at 1-931-532-9369 and we can help you out!
The electrician hardwires directly into the appliance. There is no plug. An electrician should understand this.