Saunacore Electric Sauna Heaters from Raymond Nicolini on Vimeo.
The Saunacore Special model is unique in design and performance. With its stainless steel body and attractive design this will add enjoyment for years to come into any sauna.
Heater Size Calculation
Use this guide below to choose the right heater for your space
| Model |
Max Temp |
Cubic Feet of room
|
Electric Requirement
|
Exterior Dimensions of heater
|
|
KW-2SE 120V
|
194 °F |
100 CBF |
120v one phase 16.7a 2000watts |
15"w x 6"d x 23.5"h
|
| KW2-SE 240V |
|
|
|
|
| KW3SE |
194 °F
|
150 CBF |
240v one phase 12.5a 3000watts |
15"w x 6"d x 23.5"h
|
| KW4SE |
194 °F
|
200 CBF |
240v one phase 16.7a 4000watts |
15"w x 10"d x 23.5"h
|
| KW5SE |
194 °F
|
250 CBF |
240v one phase 20.8a 5000watts |
15"w x 10"d x 23.5"h
|
| KW6SE |
194 °F
|
300 CBF |
240v one phase 25a 6000watts |
15"w x 10"d x 23.5"h
|
| KW7.5SE |
194 °F
|
375 CBF |
240v one phase 31.3a 7500watts |
18"w x 12"d x 27.5"h
|
| KW9SE |
194 °F
|
450 CBF |
240v one phase 37.5a 9000watts |
18"w x 12"d x 27.5"h
|
| KW10.5SE |
194 °F
|
525 CBF |
240v one phase 43.8a 10500watts |
18"w x 12"d x 27.5"h
|
Sizing & Selection
Measure the length, width and height (in feet) of the
sauna. Multiply the three measurements together to get
the basic room volume in cubic feet.
Sauna room suggested height to be maximum 7ft.
L x W x H = CUBIC FEET
Divide the CUBIC FOOTAGE BY 50
= Kilowatts Required
(Select the next size of Saunacore model stove which
exceeds the calculated room cubic feet.)
Example
7ft length, 5 ft wide, 7 ft high (7 x 5 x 7 = 245)
245 divided by 50 = 4.9 KW
A 5 KW (5000 WATT) is required.
If there is any doubt in size, always recommend the next
larger size. (This is a general guideline.)
Features
- Entire body stainless steel
- Energy efficient
- Wall mount -corner or flat
- Heat deflector and vented body design
- Heavy duty grade
- Ltd lifetime warranty
- Advanced engineered design
- Sauna stones included
- Mercuri digital control included
