How to Set Harvia Xenio Sauna Thermostat Timer Beyond 1 Hour | CX-35, CX-45, CX-170 скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Set Harvia Xenio Sauna Thermostat Timer Beyond 1 Hour | CX-35, CX-45, CX-170

⏱️ How to Set Harvia Xenio Sauna Thermostat to Run Longer Than One Hour In this video, we show you how to set up a Harvia Xenio sauna thermostat to run longer than the default one-hour limit. This is a common question we get from clients at Sip Saunas, especially after a new sauna install. If your sauna is shutting off after one hour, this is not a malfunction — it’s a factory safety setting designed to comply with electrical and building codes. With the correct setup, the Xenio controller can be configured for extended run times where permitted. What we cover in this video: Why Harvia Xenio controllers default to a 1-hour run time Where the timer settings are located in the Xenio menu How to adjust run-time settings safely What to check before increasing sauna operating time Common mistakes to avoid during setup This setup applies to the following Xenio control units: Harvia Xenio CX-35 Harvia Xenio CX-45 Harvia Xenio CX-170 These controllers are commonly paired with Harvia electric heaters such as the Virta and other commercial or residential units. ⚠️ Important Safety Note Always follow the Harvia manual, local electrical codes, and manufacturer safety guidelines. Extended run times should only be enabled where allowed and appropriate for the installation. When in doubt, consult a licensed electrician or sauna professional. This video is intended for educational purposes and to help users better understand their Xenio control system — not as a substitute for professional electrical advice. Whether you’re: New to a Harvia Xenio control Wondering why your sauna turns off after one hour Setting up a new electric sauna Or fine-tuning your sauna experience — this walkthrough should help you get the most out of your sauna safely. 👍 If this video helped, please like, subscribe, and share for more sauna setup, troubleshooting, and builder-level insights.