HomeCraft serves the residential market with distinct product lines, primarily manufacturing high-performance sauna heaters and controls, as well as a range of small kitchen appliances.
HomeCraft is a versatile brand name recognized for enhancing the home environment through specialized products. Most prominently, Homecraft Manufacturing Corporation (Homecraft Saunas) is a Canadian leader established in the 1980s, known for producing high-quality electric sauna heaters, digital controls, and sauna accessories. Based in Surrey, British Columbia, they provide reliable heating solutions like the H-Series and Revive Slim heaters, designed for both residential and commercial saunas.
In addition to wellness products, the HomeCraft name is associated with a line of small kitchen appliances (often under the Nostalgia Products family) and home living aids. This includes popular items such as coffee urns, waffle makers, and iced tea brewers, as well as safety rails and shower stools for bathroom accessibility. This category hosts user manuals, installation guides, and safety instructions for the diverse range of HomeCraft branded products, with a specific focus on the technical installation of sauna heating systems.
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The high limit safety switch often trips due to restricted airflow caused by rocks being packed too tightly or the temperature sensor being placed incorrectly. To reset, locate the small hole on the heater (often at the bottom or front) and push the reset button with a non-metallic object once the unit has cooled.
Rinse the igneous rocks before use. Place them loosely into the heater basket to allow for proper airflow; do not pack them tight. Ensure the heating elements are covered, but air can still pass through the gaps.
Most HomeCraft H-Series and Revive heaters require a 240V, single-phase connection (some models support 208V or 3-phase). They must be hardwired by a licensed electrician using copper wire with 90°C insulation. Do not use a GFCI breaker.
Yes, the brand name HomeCraft is also used for a line of small kitchen appliances (such as waffle makers and coffee urns) and medical home aids. Manuals for these products may also be found in this category.