- Capacity
- 2 Person
- EMF Level
- Low EMF (8 mG or less at 6 to 8 in)
- Heaters
- 7 carbon
- Electrical
- 120V / 15A dedicated
- Wood
- Canadian Hemlock
- Exterior Dimensions
- 41"L x 46"W x 75"H
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| Specification | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 2 Person | 2 Person (corner) | 2 Person | 2 Person |
| EMF Level | Low EMF (8 mG or less at 6 to 8 in) | Low EMF (8 mG or less at 6 to 8 in) | Near Zero EMF (0 mG at 3 in) | Near Zero EMF (0 mG at 3 in) |
| Heaters | 7 carbon | 7 carbon plus floor heater | 6 carbon plus floor heater | 6 full spectrum plus floor heater |
| Electrical | 120V / 15A dedicated | 120V / 15A dedicated | 120V / 15A dedicated | 120V / 15A dedicated |
| Wood | Canadian Hemlock | Canadian Hemlock | Canadian Hemlock | Canadian Hemlock, Himalayan salt panel |
| Exterior Dimensions | 41"L x 46"W x 75"H | 50"L x 49"W x 76"H | 47.9"L x 50"W x 75"H | 46"L x 47"W x 75"H |
- Capacity
- 2 Person (corner)
- EMF Level
- Low EMF (8 mG or less at 6 to 8 in)
- Heaters
- 7 carbon plus floor heater
- Electrical
- 120V / 15A dedicated
- Wood
- Canadian Hemlock
- Exterior Dimensions
- 50"L x 49"W x 76"H
- Capacity
- 2 Person
- EMF Level
- Near Zero EMF (0 mG at 3 in)
- Heaters
- 6 carbon plus floor heater
- Electrical
- 120V / 15A dedicated
- Wood
- Canadian Hemlock
- Exterior Dimensions
- 47.9"L x 50"W x 75"H
- Capacity
- 2 Person
- EMF Level
- Near Zero EMF (0 mG at 3 in)
- Heaters
- 6 full spectrum plus floor heater
- Electrical
- 120V / 15A dedicated
- Wood
- Canadian Hemlock, Himalayan salt panel
- Exterior Dimensions
- 46"L x 47"W x 75"H
Specifications may vary by configuration. See the product page for full details.
What Owning a Home Infrared Sauna Is Really Like
A home infrared sauna should fold into your routine easily. Getting there means understanding the power requirement, the EMF numbers that actually matter, and what keeps working years down the line.
Power Is a One-Circuit Decision
Most home infrared saunas run on a single dedicated 120V, 15A circuit, no 240V hookup needed. Browse our plug-in 120V infrared saunas. Confirm the outlet is dedicated before delivery, and the rest of the setup is straightforward.
Placement Is Simpler Than a Steam Room
No plumbing, no drain, no ventilation duct. A spare room, a bedroom corner, a finished basement or a garage all work as long as the flooring can bear the weight and the door can swing clear. Tight on floor space? Corner infrared saunas fit into a right angle. Measure the full footprint, including the bench and headroom, not just the cabin width.
EMF Ratings Depend on Where You Sit
Most brands report EMF at the panel surface, which does not reflect what you're exposed to sitting 6 to 12 inches away. Look for readings measured at seating distance, and expect Low EMF models to run higher than Near Zero EMF models at that same distance.
The Power Supply Is the Part That Wears First
Across infrared saunas, the heating elements and the wood cabin tend to outlast the internal power supply, which is the most common point of failure over years of regular use. Clear warranty coverage on electronics, not just the cabin, is worth checking before buying.
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2 Person Sauna FAQs
How do I pick the right 2 person sauna?
- Space: Short on room? The Heming fits into a corner. Just for you? A 1 person sauna saves even more space. Want room to stretch out? We recommend going one size up, to a 3 person sauna.
- Heat: Most 2 person models use far infrared. Want near infrared too? Choose a full spectrum model (red light technology added), like the Golden Designs GDI-8020-03.
- EMF: All are low EMF or better. Near zero EMF models read 0 mG at 3 inches from the heaters.
- Wood: Most cabins use Canadian Hemlock. Prefer the scent of cedar? Look at our cedar saunas.
- Power: Most run on a standard 120V outlet with a dedicated circuit. Looking for plug and play saunas?































