Infrared sauna heaters use a light wave that can deeply penetrate the bodies’ surface, up to 1.5”. This makes infared sauna heating a very popular method of sport injury treatment and muscle recovery.
Lower operating temperature 120-150ºF – some sauna users find this to be a more comfortable temperature. This also means it has a shorter heat-up time.
Power requirements are usually 120 VAC, with a 15-20 Amp breaker required.
Because no steam is produced, these sauna heaters can quickly be installed in any household location without the need for drainage or a steam venting system.