Three-person full spectrum infrared sauna
Three Seats With Nine Emitters and Fifty Inches of Depth
Most three person cabins are three seats in a row against a shallow wall. This one is built the other way.
Fifty inches of depth, plus a roof edge that adds four and a half, and fifty eight inches across. That depth is what a four person cabin usually has, and here it goes to three people.
Nine full spectrum emitters and 2700 watts, the same emitter count as the four person model. Near infrared alongside the far infrared.
It runs on **two** separate 120V 15 amp circuits rather than one, with non GFCI outlets specified by the manufacturer. Tell the electrician before the visit.
Zero milligauss measured three inches from the panels, and 1 mG at one inch.
Inside, a Himalayan salt panel, oversize chromotherapy, bronze glass, a heated floor and a touch screen with FM station, Bluetooth and MP3. Accent lighting outside.
Hemlock, seventy four inches tall, five boxes on a pallet.