Infrared Saunas for Sale
An infrared sauna warms your body directly with infrared heaters rather than heating the air, so you sweat at a comfortable 120–150°F and can stay in longer. Most 1–4 person units plug into a standard 120 V outlet, warm up in 10–15 minutes and assemble in an afternoon.
The three things that separate infrared saunas are EMF rating (low, near-zero or ultra-low), heater type (carbon far-infrared only or full-spectrum with near and mid infrared), and construction (Canadian hemlock or red cedar, glass door, chromotherapy lighting, audio). Choose capacity by the number of people who will use it together, not by seat count alone.
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More About Infrared Saunas
Carbon heating panels are the standard for far-infrared saunas — large, low-surface-temperature panels that surround the body evenly. Full-spectrum saunas add near- and mid-infrared emitters for skin and deeper tissue heating, usually as a halogen or ceramic element on the front wall. Look for heaters on the back, sides, front and floor or calf area for even coverage.
EMF (electromagnetic field) ratings matter to many buyers. Low-EMF units test under 3 mG at the heater surface; near-zero-EMF units test under 1 mG. Both are far below the levels of common household appliances but the near-zero designs give extra peace of mind. Golden Designs' Dynamic and Maxxus lines cover both categories in 1–6 person sizes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between low EMF and near-zero EMF?
Both use shielded carbon heaters. Low-EMF units measure under about 3 milligauss at the heater surface; near-zero-EMF units measure under 1 mG. Both are well within accepted safety ranges.
Do infrared saunas need special wiring?
Most 1–4 person units plug into a standard 120 V / 15–20 A outlet. Larger 5–6 person and some full-spectrum units require a dedicated 20 A circuit or 240 V. Check the product page.
How long does an infrared sauna take to heat up?
About 10–15 minutes to reach 120°F, and you can enter as soon as the heaters are on since the infrared warms the body directly.