What are the hook up specs do u need to run a water line to it
1412331
No you do not need water, it is an infrared sauna. We did have to install a designated breaker for the sauna.
1412332
No it does not require water. But it does require a dedicated circuit with a 30 amp fuse.
1412333
You need the power source to be 120. There is no water line. It's all electric.
1412334
No, this Sauna is dry heat, You just plug it in to house electricity. It doesn't use water since it is a dry heat. Works great.
1412335
This is an infrared sauna so it is a dry sauna. There are no water lines at all. Literally all you need is a 3 pronged plugin socket.
1412336
no water line required, though it is not a 110V outlet, 1 believe it is a 220V required outlet to power the unit.
1442562
It should work fine -- use the adapter to connect it to a waterline, otherwise someone will need to constantly be on the alert to fill the water reservoir. Also, if you have hard water, a filter should be considered.
876173
Resistance of the heater, R = (240 V)^2 / 5500 W = 10.47 ohm Current draw, I = V/R = (110 V) / (10.47 ohm) = 10.50 amp Heating Power at 110 V, P = (110 V)^2 / (10.47 ohm) = 1155 W, 21% of rated power. Normal wiring will be fine, just make sure its rated above 10.5 amp, 14 AWG or thicker should be sufficient. A standard 15 amp circuit will work, but your water will heat up slowly, 7.6 seconds per gallon per degree Fahrenheit At 240 V your heat up rate would be 1.6 seconds per gallon per degree Fahrenheit
924054
First decide where the water source is... then just run a 1/4" plastic water line using 1/4" compression fittings the same type used for a swamp cooler for instance. As an option install a drinking water filter like for a fridge that dispenses water... I actually use two in line.
1157759
As long as the line coming from your home water supply has a valve you can shut off and then install the included tubing and water filter, it should work just fine.
14652
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000FJS1HA Here is what I used with mine, just make sure hose is long enough for your application
2248739
The unit comes with a push and seal connector for 3/8" plastic water line. If you don't want to use this connector simply unscrew it and it leaves a threaded pipe to connect to.
71304
You can find the spec sheets here: http://residential.everpure.com/en-US/product/water-filtration-systems/h-1200-ev9282-00/
1234061
No. I used what I had when I installed it. If you need an extension to the water line, go to Home Depot and you can get one fairly cheap.
1876617
I am not sure which it would hook up to. We use it in a sanding area with a large air filtration above it. Sorry
1151101
You will need 1/2 inch hose and connector to obtain any power out of it, smaller lines will work but you will be disappointed with the power
276925
No it hooks up to your existing pump. it was pretty easy to hook up but you will probably need to get extra hoses.
1124759
I don't know what the minimum horse power is needed. We use a 1 horse Hayward Superpump in our system. Hope this helps.
577744
The inlet and outlet are 1/2" NPT male, US pipe thread. You would need an adapter to connect a hose coupling.
1433452
I needed a 3/8 cold water t adapter. The supplied 1/2 t adapter did not work. My house has 3/8 lines.
1629321
Yes, provided the power is 125Vt A/C or you can see if they have a unit that matches the power requirements as used in your area. I am very happy with my installed unit and has cut down my use of water as I had to leave the water run a long time before the water would get hot!
1227573
My existing water line was long enough. It depends on your setup. The RV store should have it if you need one. The seal came with it.