Installation Guide

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WARNING!
The steam nozzle and steam outlet are very hot! Avoid installing the steam nozzle near steam bathers.
1. Install the steam nozzle 8-12 inches above the ground.
2. The steam spray outlet should be installed face down. Wrap a few circles Teflon tape around the threads of the steam pipe,
install the steam nozzle and tighten with hands. Do not tighten the steam head onto the steam pipe. It may cover the steam
head’s output holes.
Note: Aromatherapy oils are placed in the indentation at the top of the steam nozzle.
Attention: In order to protect the steam nozzle, do not use any tools to tighten that will scratch finish, use a little soapy water and soft
sponge to wipe, and do not use corrosive chemical solutions or abrasive cleaning tools.
Attention: Please consult your distributors of building materials like acrylic, fiberglass or other heat-resistant material around the
installation and position of steam nozzle. It is suggested that MS-103412 heat resistant material is used.
Drainpipe (1/2'')
According to national and local codes, the steam engine drain valve should be equipped with drainpipe. The drainpipe must be able to
handle 200-degree water. The steam engine will drain water on its own after 20 minutes. It is a gravity drain.
Attention: drainpipe should not incline upwards.
Safety valve (Pressure Release Valve)
1. Safety valve is to prevent too much steam pressure in the interior steam engine.
2. The pressure limit range of safety valve is 10 PSI. If the pressure should become too high over this value, the valve will release the
pressure.
Attention:
1. For safety, do not dismantle the pressure release valve.
2. To maintain the proper and automatic operation of pressure release valve, make sure the connection is tight.