Luxury Indoor Far Infrared Sauna Room for Two
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Luxury Indoor Far Infrared Sauna Room for Two
1780W Two-Person Hemlock Infrared Sauna with Double Glass Doors, Bluetooth, LED Lighting, and Digital Controls
This two-person far-infrared sauna is built for buyers who want a shared indoor cabin without moving into the footprint of a large multi-person model. The enclosure uses hemlock wood with wide double glass doors, giving the cabin a lighter, more open appearance while keeping the overall footprint to approximately 47.24 × 38.19 inches.
Seven far-infrared heaters provide 1780 W of total output. The system operates up to approximately 65°C / 149°F and uses a 120 V / 15 A electrical configuration. An LCD control panel manages temperature and session timing, while Bluetooth audio, an LED reading light, and built-in ventilation are integrated into the cabinet.
The assembled sauna measures approximately 47.24 × 38.19 × 76.38 inches and weighs about 308.65 pounds. The bench is rated to approximately 300 kg, giving the two-person interior a substantial load capacity.
Key Features
- Capacity: 2 people.
- Construction: Hemlock wood with double glass doors.
- Heating: 7 far-infrared heaters.
- Power: 1780 W.
- Electrical: 120 V / 15 A.
- Maximum temperature: Approximately 65°C / 149°F.
- Controls: LCD panel with temperature and timer functions.
- Audio: Integrated Bluetooth.
- Lighting: LED reading light.
- Ventilation: Built-in vent.
- Bench capacity: Approximately 300 kg.
Product Specifications
| Exterior dimensions | 47.24 × 38.19 × 76.38 in |
|---|---|
| Product weight | Approx. 308.65 lb |
| Power | 1780 W |
| Electrical | 120 V / 15 A |
| Heaters | 7 far-infrared heaters |
| Maximum temperature | Approx. 65°C / 149°F |
Installation & Room Planning
This model is intended for indoor use. Measure the final room, delivery path, doorway clearance, and ceiling height before ordering. Plan the electrical location before assembly so the sauna can remain close to its dedicated 120 V / 15 A service. Leave enough clearance around the cabin for ventilation, door movement, and future access to the electrical components.