Steam cannon

Light steam is a type of finely dispersed steam, characterized by low temperature and special softness. It is formed by the smallest water particles that quickly evaporate in the air. This allows the body to heat up slowly, and at the same time there is a comfortable and soft feeling on the skin. The steam gun is installed on a wood-burning stove, without changing its design.

Operating principle:
To obtain finely dispersed steam, it is necessary to evaporate water on a surface heated to over 350C.
This is the temperature on the internal structures of wood-burning stoves.
To create the effect of * Russian bath *, it is necessary to set and maintain the temperature in the sauna at 50-60C with humidity of 60-80%.
To do this, pour 500-600 ml of clean water into the bowl.
The water turns into a steam-water mixture and under pressure bursts out, onto the lower hot stones. As a result, light and dry steam is obtained.
The procedure can be repeated many times.

Installation:
The steam gun is installed directly in the stove, between the stones.
To do this, place a 5-10 cm thick layer of stones on the bottom of the stove.
Then install the bowl in the most convenient place for water supply.
Place the steam-evaporation tube on the stones with the holes facing up, as close as possible to the chimney outlet and the hot parts of the heater / individually, depending on the stove model /.
Place the remaining stones back in the stove so that the bowl remains completely open.
For more detailed information, read the instructions.

Specifications:
Model: S650
Steam-evaporation tube made of stainless steel AISI 304
Length 650 mm
Stainless steel bowl
Bowl diameter: 150 mm
Kit weight 1.15 kg

Model: S850
Steam-evaporation tube made of stainless steel AISI 304
Length 850 mm
Stainless steel bowl
Bowl diameter: 150 mm
Kit weight 1.35 kg