(1) is sauna hardwired when installed or simply plug-in? (2) What's the configuration & NEMA# of plug (twist&lock? 3-prong?). (3) Sauna weight?
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Sauna is plug-in, 3-prong. Works on regular amp but needs its own circuit. Weight... heavy when it comes in the package but separates into several pieces that LATCH together. EASY set-up. My husband and son-in-law did it in 45 minutes. We've even had to take it apart and re-install (because of remodel) and it went fast!
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The sauna is plug in, standard 20amp, 3 prong. weight unknownShipped in create, ready to build.
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I did have one blanket that after about 6 or 7 months of use a couple zones went out but the manufacturer sent me a new one and to date have had no problems. Plug the blanket into control unit make sure all three are secure then plug unit into wall outlet turn power on in the back of control unit press power button on the front of control unit adjust time and temperatures make sure to press the button beside the temperature and that there is a little red dot indicating that each zone is on then press start button on the front of the unit. Hope this works for you cause these sauna beds are assume! If not try contacting the seller or manufacturer. Also, always make sure to unplug the control unit from the wall outlet after use.
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It comes with a 3 prong AC plug on it. You could cut it off at the plug and hardwire if you wished. BTW this is a very noisy disposal.
526503
If your sauna is putting out a high level emf I would say this will tell you.It goes off in places where wiring is hidden and we did not now it was there.It goes off really loud and high when we are near certain things.I would say it would.We really like this unit and for the price it is worth it to us.
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have no idea - plugged in wall...check! turn timer on... check! water turns to steam within minutes.. check! possible problem with your machine and may have to send back
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Hi William. Mark here... Personally, the combination of the heater and the provider has been a nightmare. 2X now, the inner coils have burst from cold temps. If you live in a cold climate be very careful! T oanswer your quesytion, the unit is in our studio apt and to prepare to take a shower we must first turn on the sink hot wate which is near the shower to initiate the hot water. Then once the shower is turned on (as long as the unit continues to fire) we then tune thew sink off which allows the shower to keep flowing hot water. It's a querk for lack of a better term to say the least and I hope thatg answered your question. Hi William. Mark here... Personally, the combination of the heater and the provider has been a nightmare. 2X now, the inner coils have burst from cold temps. If you live in a cold climate be very careful! T oanswer your quesytion, the unit is in our studio apt and to prepare to take a shower we must first turn on the sink hot wate which is near the shower to initiate the hot water. Then once the shower is turned on (as long as the unit continues to fire) we then tune thew sink off which allows the shower to keep flowing hot water. It's a querk for lack of a better term to say the least and... » Read More Hi William. Mark here... Personally, the combination of the heater and the provider has been a nightmare. 2X now, the inner coils have burst from cold temps. If you live in a cold climate be very careful! T oanswer your quesytion, the unit is in our studio apt and to prepare to take a shower we must first turn on the sink hot wate which is near the shower to initiate the hot water. Then once the shower is turned on (as long as the unit continues to fire) we then tune thew sink off which allows the shower to keep flowing hot water. It's a querk for lack of a better term to say the least and I hope thatg answered your question. « Show Less
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Glad you got your answer--I really didn't want to take it down..But I will say I love it,my other one rang everytime I opened the bathroom door (from the slightest steam) This is way less sensitive-plus hardwire with battery great combo..
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Hi, I'm in the US so I just plug it into the regular wall socket to recharge. When I purchased the unit, I also bought Parker electrode gel, which works for the stainless steel parts to glide over the skin. Since then, I've done more reading, some people are happy just using water. I have lots of skin care products so I've used cleanser on my face with the first part, which is the negative (red light), then I've cleaned that off and put on some moisturizer and used the positive (blue light) roller. You always do the negative first and finish with the positive. Don't be afraid to experiment with the products you have and you can regulate the current up or down too. I've had it all the way to 10, depending on the product I will change the current up or down. Like a TENS unit, it does not shock, but stimulates. Good luck, hope this helps. I am glad I did not spend $100's of $ for the name brand.
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It comes with they typical cord and 3-pronged plug. I am not at the house where I installed it to see if direct wiring via Romex and a cable clamp is practical, but why not just terminate your present wiring to a "handy box" under your sink that has a duplex outlet installed in it, and just plug this (or any other) garbage disposal into the outlet? Most disposals are equipped w/ a normal appliance cord, and this one is so reasonably priced, you could easily afford the $4 for the box, outlet, and box cover with the savings.
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HeatWave Saunas operate up to 141 degrees F. 2120 Watts. This Sauna uses 120v/20 amp power - Appliance Type - 20 Amp - LEFT SLIT Outlet - *NOTE: electrical modifications may be required.
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thank you for your inquiry, all the heaters in the sauna are different, they are ruffly between 180 to 225 watts.
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Hello, This particular item is a plug in. There is another that is the same model that is hardwired. See link for hardwired. Amba RWH-SB Radiant Hardwired Straight Towel Warmer, BrushedThank you for your inquiry,Happy shopping.~McGrath
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This is my review I posted on these heaters....you will probably need an new transformer/ignitor part #75-025-0100...see my review below I purchased the smaller PT-55-SS Pro Temp Sun Stream version new and within 6 months it needed a new transformer which costs $75 w/shipping and are on a 6 month back order so I purchased another one called a Heat Hog which is the same as the Sun Stream and after running about 3 tanks of kerosene through this one it also had the transformer go out so I waited for my back order transformer to get here and when it did I installed it and once again within 3 months that one failed also...I followed all the instructions which include letting the heater go through its "cool down cycle" when turning it off and before restarting and they still burned out. My old Knipco heater lasted 15+ years with very little maintenance I should have never replaced it with these overpriced throw away models from Pinnacle. No use trying to argue your case with Pinnacle customer service since no matter what it cannot be their fault you must not have been using the heater properly.
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It was designed to fit a wide range of Spa's. It has a low power consumption and will not be good enough for large spas though. Another point is that it only maintains the temp where it is turned on at. It will not heat the water hotter. Put it in our jacuzzi bathtub and its great. Keeps the water temp just where we want it for an hour or more. For this it is perfect.
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I Currently have the heat tape on my sand point water supply at my cabin, I cut plug off and hard wired this to an outlet that has a light indicator when on. To support John's comment, my next project is plumbing in a well line, and this time I am going to wire an outlet on a switch to avoid the warranty issue. Plus if I ever have to replace it, it's an easier fix to unplug. I will say this stuff works great though! Two winters ago it was so cold in northern WI that our frost line was at 6'... still had water without a doubt..... now if I could just wrap this stuff all around my septic tank :). I Currently have the heat tape on my sand point water supply at my cabin, I cut plug off and hard wired this to an outlet that has a light indicator when on. To support John's comment, my next project is plumbing in a well line, and this time I am going to wire an outlet on a switch to avoid the warranty issue. Plus if I ever have to replace it, it's an easier fix to unplug. I will say this stuff works great though! Two winters ago it was so cold in northern WI that our frost line was at 6'... still had water without a doubt..... now if I could just wrap this stuff all around my septic tank... » Read More I Currently have the heat tape on my sand point water supply at my cabin, I cut plug off and hard wired this to an outlet that has a light indicator when on. To support John's comment, my next project is plumbing in a well line, and this time I am going to wire an outlet on a switch to avoid the warranty issue. Plus if I ever have to replace it, it's an easier fix to unplug. I will say this stuff works great though! Two winters ago it was so cold in northern WI that our frost line was at 6'... still had water without a doubt..... now if I could just wrap this stuff all around my septic tank :). « Show Less
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Good question..I have trashed it...it had a three prong outlet plug, but the wire itself wasn't as heavy as the Air King I currently choose...if I have to guess where it failed it was in the LCD thermostat panel , but having said that it never really had the high heat that you find in most heaters so maybe the cord couldn't provide enough juice...it was a disappointment for us.
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There is a small reservoir in the bottom of the unit. You should fill then attach the facial cone and plug in. It heats immediately. There is not enough water to cause serious burns if it should fall over Includes a cone for a nose sauna.