Harvia's pillar-format electric heater with an open stainless stone lattice
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Cilindro PC series (electric)

Specs from harvia.com and Harvia Plc materials, in US units. Check the current Harvia manual before you wire or install.
A tall column of stones inside a stainless steel lattice. The largest standard model holds about 265 lbs of stones, and the pillar can be recessed into the benches or set in front of a glass wall.
The electric Cilindro is Harvia's pillar-format electric heater. The cylindrical tower holds 200 to 265 pounds of stones in an open stainless lattice, which Harvia says gives soft yet strong steam, and Harvia calls the Cilindro its top-selling heater model. Harvia's US Cilindro E manual lists five outputs from 6 to 10.5 kW on 240V single-phase service, with the 8 and 10.5 kW models also built for 208V three-phase. Every model is rated from 141 cubic feet; the 10.5 kW unit has the larger body and needs a 78-inch minimum room height, against 75 inches for the rest.
Rooms 141-636 cu ft, depending on the model, glass-front builds where the stone column is part of the design, and sites with 208V three-phase service (8 and 10.5 kW models). Every Cilindro E is rated from 141 cu ft, so it is not a heater for anything smaller.
Editorial analysis for context, not a purchase recommendation.
Room sizes in cubic feet, stone loads in pounds.
From earnings calls, investor presentations, annual reports, and the Harvia catalog.
“Quarter four 2025 was the strongest sales quarter really in the history of the company.”
CFO Ari Vesterinen, Q4 2025 earnings call
Full-year 2025 wrap on Harvia Group sales; Harvia does not break out Cilindro sales
“We make clearly more than 200,000 heaters per year and give and take maybe 20,000 sauna cabins.”
CEO Matias Järnefelt, Q3 2025 earnings call
Annual Harvia Group unit volume; the heater figure covers every Harvia heater line, Cilindro included
“We do have actually a factory in Asia. So since 2005, so this is actually 20th anniversary of our factory in Guangzhou.”
CEO Matias Järnefelt, Q3 2025 earnings call
On Harvia's factory in Guangzhou, China
“Heating equipment delivered the majority of the growth, growing by 13% and adding 3.4 million to our top line.”
CEO Matias Järnefelt, Q4 2025 earnings call
FY 2025 product-category growth call-out
Check each note against the current Harvia manual and your local code.
N.01
Harvia's US manual says to pile a dense layer of stones against the steel grid, which keeps direct heat radiation off nearby materials, and to pile the rest loosely so air can flow through the middle of the heater. Do not drop stones in, wedge them between the heating elements, or build a high pile on top.
N.02
The 8 and 10.5 kW Cilindro E models come in separate 240V single-phase (HPCS8U1H, HPCS11U1H) and 208V three-phase (HPCS8U3H, HPCS11U3H) versions. A 240V heater wired into a 208V panel runs below its rated output. Confirm whether your installation is 240V single-phase or 208V three-phase before ordering.
N.03
Harvia's US manual calls for angular split-face sauna stones 2 to 4 inches across, in peridotite, olivine-dolerite or olivine, washed before they go into the heater. It rules out light, porous ceramic stones and soft soapstone, which do not absorb enough heat and can damage the heating elements.
Product, detail, and technical images from the Harvia Media Bank.






















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