Main risks

• Burns from contact with the heater, stones, or hot interior surfaces.
• Heat stress: dehydration, dizziness or fainting due to prolonged exposure to heat.
• Fire risk from nearby combustible materials or the use of flammable oils or fragrances.
• Electrical hazard with mains-powered equipment in damp environments.
• Splashes and steam burns when pouring water onto hot stones.
• Slips and falls due to wet floors.
• Carbon monoxide poisoning in saunas with a wood-burning stove and insufficient ventilation.
• Impacts and glass breakage due to collisions with doors or glazed panels.

Safe use

• Read and follow the manufacturer's instructions before first use.
• Do not touch or cover the heater; keep a safe distance and use the supplied guards.
• Monitor temperature and duration; start with short sessions, take breaks and drink water.
• Avoid alcohol and substances that affect heat perception or blood pressure.
• When adding water, do so in small amounts with your arm extended to avoid splashes; do not pour oils, alcohol or flammable liquids onto the stones.
• If you feel dizzy or unwell, leave calmly and cool down.
• Use a towel on the bench and remove jewellery or metal objects that may heat up.
• Keep the heater area clear of towels, wood or other combustible materials.
• Ensure adequate ventilation and do not obstruct grilles or air inlets and outlets.
• Do not leave the sauna running unattended; switch it off or disconnect it after each use.
• Installation and electrical connection of the equipment and heater must be carried out by qualified personnel.
• For wood-burning models, use appropriate fuel, keep the firebox door closed during use and ensure proper smoke exhaust.

Storage and maintenance

• After each session, ventilate the interior and allow it to dry to prevent damp and mould.
• Clean benches, backrests and floors with a soft cloth and non-abrasive products.
• Periodically check fasteners, hinges, handles and glass panels; if you detect any looseness or cracks, do not use the sauna until resolved.
• Check that cables, plugs and controls show no visible damage; if you notice any anomalies, stop using it.
• Keep the heater area clear and remove lint or debris that could ignite.
• For wood-burning stoves, remove ashes only when cold into a metal container and do not store fuel inside the cabin.
• If the sauna is outdoors, protect it from direct rain and allow air circulation to prevent condensation.
• For combustion installations, it is advisable to have a carbon monoxide detector in good working order and test it regularly.
• If the product is portable or detachable, store it dry, clean and in a ventilated place, away from heat and extreme humidity.

Restrictions of use

• Not suitable for young children; children should only use it under continuous supervision, with appropriate time and temperature limits.
• Not recommended for people with cardiovascular problems, uncontrolled hypertension, respiratory disorders, epilepsy, fever, dehydration, or during pregnancy, unless expressly advised by a doctor.
• Avoid use immediately after a heavy meal or after intense exercise without having rehydrated and cooled down.
• Do not use the sauna if you have consumed alcohol, drugs or medicines that affect thermoregulation.
• Do not bring aerosols, solvents, cleaning products, textiles or other flammable materials into the cabin.
• Avoid solo sessions if you have a history of dizziness or fainting.
• Do not use electrical devices not rated for hot, humid environments inside the cabin.