When you opt for an electrically heated sauna, there must be an appropriate power supply. So you can enjoy your sauna carefree.
👉 Important: always have this done by a certified electrician.
What do you need to arrange?
- Provide a three-phase power connection with a CEE socket.
- Insert the socket up to 2 meters from the back of the sauna.
- We ensure that there is a control unit at the sauna and that the plug comes out of the back of the sauna. All you have to do is plug it in.
Practical info per stove
- Harvia Vega (8 kW)
Cable: 5x2.5 mm² — 3x16A — CEE 16A, 5-pin, 6H, 400V, IP44 - Harvia Cilindro (9 kW or 11 kW)
Cable: 5x2.5 mm² — 3x16A — CEE 16A, 5-pin, 6H, 400V, IP44 - HUUM HIVE Mini (9 kW)
Cable: 5x2.5 mm² — 3x16A — CEE 16A, 5-pin, 6H, 400V, IP44 - HUUM HIVE Electric (12 kW)
Cable: 5x4 mm² — 3x25A — CEE 32A, 5-pin, 6H, 400V, IP44
Connection in combination with lighting
- With remote control (HUUM Uku or Harvia Xenio): lighting is supplied via the power plug.
- Other saunas with electric heaters: in addition to the power plug, there will also be a 230V plug.
Lighting only (with a wood-burning stove)
- No power required.
- However, a 230V outdoor socket, a maximum of 2 meters from the rear slipper.
Belgian connections
- For Flemish customers, the stove can also be installed on a 3x230V connection.
- For this purpose, we install a 4-pin 32A plug.
- For more info: mail info@welvaere.be or call our office in Deinze.