Sauna heating

Bath – a room equipped for washing a person, in which water and hot air (or steam) act simultaneously. There are different baths: Russian, Finnish, Roman, Turkish, Japanese, infrared, sand. Each has characteristic features. Heating in the bath depends on its type, in addition, it must take into account the heating of the dressing room.

Indicators of proper heating of the bath

In order for the heating system in the bath to be of high quality and safe, it should be remembered that:

• the air in the steam room warms up to 90-100°C;
• if the area of ​​​​the room exceeds 60 m2, pipe heat supply is installed;
• the second floor, attic, bath attic need heating;
• carbon monoxide must be removed by ventilation;
• direct contact of wood with heating elements is not allowed.

Bath heating systems

There are several ways to organize bath heating all year round:

All points, except for the first, imply independent heating in the bath. The most inconvenient way of autonomous heating in a bath is the use of solid fuel boilers: buying firewood, laying firewood in the stove, cleaning up the ash – all this takes effort, time and money.

Solar energy for bath heating

Heating baths all year round does not have to be expensive. The cost of operating heating equipment can be reduced to zero if alternative energy sources are used. Sauna heating in winter, spring, summer and autumn is possible with the help of solar energy. Collectors accumulate solar rays even in the cold season. And the source of energy is available and inexhaustible. Also, when it comes to heating a bathhouse in winter, it is necessary to take into account safety – there are no voltage drops, there is no direct contact with wood and the possibility of fire.

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