الوصف
The well-being at sauna-bathing in the first place depends on the temperature and humidity situation prevailing in the sauna. Though, people trained for sauna are able to take easily temperatures ranging from 110 up to 120 degrees Centigrade, in general, a temperature of 80 to 90 °C is considered to be the optimum one. An equally decisive impact on the well-being, however, has the level of moisture.
The sauna-air must not be extremely dry but even not too wet.
Suspension device:
As there are fairly vast differences in temperature it is somewhat problematic to choose the right place to mount the suspension arrangement. We do recommend to mount the sauna-hygrometer on a level with the head of the person sitting on the topmost bench. In most cases, this will be in a 20 to 30 cm distance from the ceiling of the sauna itself.
Normal humidity:
Account must be taken to the fact that the increase of temperature causes a decrease of the relative air-humidity. Thus, the normal humidity in the sauna is also dependent on the very temperature.
60 degrees Centigrade: 15-30 per cent air-humidity
80 degrees Centigrade: 8-15 per cent air-humidity
100 degrees Centigrade: 3-8 per cent air-humidity
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