A wet sauna stove is a commonly used device in sauna rooms. It primarily heats water to generate steam, creating a high-humidity steam environment within the sauna room. The main mechanism involves heating water to boiling point to produce steam, which is then delivered into the sauna room through pipes, thus creating a high-temperature and high-humidity sauna environment. This type of environment helps the body to sweat and detoxify, promotes blood circulation and metabolism, thereby achieving relaxation and fatigue relief.
BSD Wet Sauna Stove Product Specifications
Temperature: 100-120°F
Humidity: 100%
Heating Method: External steam heating
Material: Ceramic, glass, or plastic
Grading: Classified by humidity levels
Advantages: Improves blood circulation, respiratory health, and skin condition. Especially suitable for respiratory system diseases, alleviating nasal congestion and excess mucus.
Working Principle of Wet Sauna Stove
Heating
The wet sauna stove contains heating elements (such as electric heating tubes, gas burners, etc.) which use electrical energy or heat generated by gas combustion to heat the water.
Evaporation
When the water temperature rises to the boiling point, the water begins to evaporate and form steam.
Transportation
The produced steam is transported to the sauna room through pipes, where it mixes with the indoor air, creating a high-temperature and high-humidity sauna environment.
Usage and Maintenance of Wet Sauna Stove
When using a wet sauna stove, attention should be paid to the following points:
Safety Usage
Ensure the power or gas supply is normal, and avoid using it in damp or flammable environments.
Regular Cleaning
Regularly clean the internal scale and impurities of the wet sauna stove to maintain its good heating effect and service life.
Reasonable Time Control
Each use of the wet sauna stove should not be too long to avoid discomfort or wasting energy.
Attention to Ventilation
Maintain good indoor ventilation while using the wet sauna stove to avoid discomfort due to oxygen deficiency.
In summary, dry saunas are more suitable for those who want a more intense heat experience and have respiratory problems, as the dry air helps to open the airways. On the other hand, people who prefer milder heat and more moisture often favor wet sauna stoves. Additionally, using a wet sauna stove can help to moisturize the skin and clear the nasal passages.
