Collection: Infrared Saunas

FAR infrared saunas use infrared wavelengths to warm the body directly rather than primarily heating the surrounding air, allowing for a comfortable experience at lower ambient temperatures. Traditional saunas heat the air to higher temperatures using an electric or wood fired heater, creating the classic high heat sauna experience. The right choice depends on your heat preference, available space, and wellness goals.

EMF stands for electromagnetic field, a type of energy emitted by all electrical devices, including sauna heaters. Low EMF carbon panel heaters are engineered to minimize this output, making them a preferred choice for users who spend extended time inside the cabin on a regular basis. When browsing our collection, you will find that EMF levels vary by model, so we recommend reviewing the specifications provided on each product page when comparing infrared saunas.

Space requirements vary by model and capacity. In addition to the sauna’s exterior dimensions, allow adequate clearance for ventilation, electrical access, door operation, and any manufacturer specified installation requirements. We recommend reviewing the dimensions and installation specifications on the individual product page and confirming that your intended space meets all requirements before purchasing.

Electrical requirements vary by sauna model. Some infrared saunas operate on a standard household outlet, while others require a dedicated circuit or higher voltage connection. Always review the electrical specifications and installation requirements for the individual sauna before purchase. A licensed electrician should complete any required electrical work in accordance with local codes and the manufacturer’s instructions.