| US price | $8,999Checked Oct 15, 2026 · Price details in the review | Price on requestChecked Oct 13, 2026 · Price details in the review |
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| Three-year ownership estimate | $8,999 Incomplete known subtotal. Not included: installation, energy use. | Not enough data Incomplete known subtotal. Not included: purchase price, installation, other annual costs, energy use. |
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| Choose if | Two or three people who share sessions and can run a dedicated 240 V, 15 A circuit to the spot. | A solo user with about 42.5 × 48.25 in of floor space who wants full-spectrum heaters running off a standard 120V, 15A outlet. |
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| Main trade-off | You can't return it once it's opened, and the warranty terms, heater details and safety listing aren't published. | There's no published price, labor is covered for 7 years rather than for life, and the 14.6A draw leaves little headroom on a 15A circuit. |
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| Key specifications | - Electrical: 240 V on a dedicated 15 A circuit, rated at 2,930 W, with a NEMA 6-15P plug
- Inside: 57 in (dimension unlabeled) × 36.25 in deep × 70 in high. Exterior: 61 W × 41 D × 76.5 H in
- Weight: About 580 lb
- Top temperature: Up to 176°F, according to HigherDOSE. It suggests 110 to 130°F for sessions
- Heaters: Manufacturer-described carbon heaters, marketed as low-EMF and full-spectrum. Heater count is not stated
- Delivery: Curbside on a pallet for $999 plus tax, in 15 to 22 days. Installation isn't included
- Sizes: 3 Person at $8,999. 2 Person at $7,999, on 120 V with a dedicated 20 A circuit, 2,250 W and a NEMA 5-20P plug
| - Heaters: Two 500 W True Wave full-spectrum heaters on the front wall. True Wave far-infrared heaters on the back wall, side walls, behind the calves and under the floor (count and wattage not stated)
- Electrical: 120 V, 1,740 W, 14.6 A. Plugs into a 120 V, 15 A outlet with a NEMA 5-15P plug
- Capacity: Built for 1 adult
- Weight: 425 lb
- Operating temperature: 115–125°F, per Clearlight's FAQ, which says cabins typically reach that range even when set to 150°F. Another FAQ answer says 115–130°F. Neither figure is given for this cabin specifically
- Controls and extras: Digital keypad (temperature, time, lights, heater intensity, reservation mode), smartphone control, Bluetooth/AUX audio and charging station, 12-color chromotherapy. Red light therapy upgrade available
- EMF: Marketed as low EMF/ELF. The product page says the heaters "cancel out both EMF and ELF." Clearlight's FAQ says True Wave heaters measure less than 1 mG when tested directly on the heater. No test standard, lab or report is named.
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| Exact variant | 3-person Full-Spectrum Infrared Sauna | 1-person indoor full-spectrum infrared cabin, mahogany (basswood also offered), 120V/15A plug-in |
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| Dimensions | HigherDOSE now lists the 3-person exterior as 61 W × 41 D × 76.5 H in. Its interior is listed as 57 in (the dimension is unlabeled), 36.25 in deep and 70 in high, at about 580 lb. The maker's current exterior dimensions differ from the 71 W × 48 D × 77 H in reported by Garage Gym Reviews, which may describe another version. Confirm the exact unit and installation clearances before measuring your room. | Exterior 42.5 W × 48.25 D × 77 H in. Interior 37.5 W × 45.5 D × 72.5 H in. Bench 35.5 W × 21.75 D × 19 H in. It weighs 425 lb. If you build it into an enclosed space, Clearlight recommends leaving 4 in around the sauna. |
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| Installation | It needs a dedicated 240 V, 15 A circuit. HigherDOSE rates it at 2,930 W with a NEMA 6-15P plug, so you'll need a matching NEMA 6-15 outlet. An upgraded cord is available on request. It ships separately, and you fit it yourself. The carrier leaves the sauna on a pallet, as far as it can get along the road or driveway. Delivery to a room of your choice costs extra, by quote from HigherDOSE's sauna sales team. Installation isn't included. No assembly time or manual is published, though the page embeds a "How to build" video. Garage Gym Reviews says its installers took about 7 hours. | It plugs into a standard 120 V, 15 A household outlet with a NEMA 5-15P plug. The product page doesn't say it needs a dedicated circuit. Shipping is advertised as free. The sauna arrives by freight with lift-gate service at a scheduled delivery appointment, and someone 18 or older must sign for it. Clearlight says two people usually assemble it in about 1 to 1.5 hours with a screwdriver and the included Allen wrench. Its FAQ says 1 to 3 hours. Clearlight offers installation service in some areas but doesn't state a price. |
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| Materials | HigherDOSE describes the exterior as black mahogany and the interior as basswood. These are manufacturer descriptions, not independently verified species or emissions results. The finish and cabin-specific VOC testing remain unknown; the resource page's fabric test concerns the sauna blanket, not this cabin. | Mahogany or basswood. Clearlight calls it furniture-grade natural wood and notes that grain and color vary from cabin to cabin. |
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| Warranty | The product page promises a limited 5-year residential warranty and a 1-year commercial warranty. HigherDOSE's warranty page has no sauna section, only one-year terms for nine other products. It doesn't publish what the 5 years covers, so heaters, controls, labor, parts shipping and transfer are all unclear. Ask for the written sauna warranty before you order. | Clearlight says its residential Limited Lifetime Warranty covers the entire sauna for as long as you own it. That means the heaters, control panels and electrical components, wood cabin, audio and chromotherapy lighting. Parts and shipping are covered for life, but labor isn't. The warranty page says labor is covered for an initial period without giving its length. The Sanctuary owner's manual, which lists Sanctuary 1, sets labor at 7 years for indoor home use in the US and Canada. The manual counts coverage from the purchase date. It also says the warranty can't be transferred without written consent from Sauna Works, which issues it. Commercial use falls under a 5-year warranty. The warranty page says registration is automatic when the sauna ships. The manual instead asks you to register within 30 days of purchase. |
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| Returns | HigherDOSE's return policy gives Full Spectrum Saunas 30 days from delivery, but only if unopened and in the original packaging. Every approved return carries a 30% restocking fee, about $2,700 at the 3-person price. You also pay all return shipping. The 120-day money-back guarantee in the site banner doesn't cover saunas. The policy was last updated May 8, 2025. | Clearlight calls it a "30 Day Risk-Free Return Policy," but a return isn't free. You have 30 business days from receipt and need a return authorization (RMA). The sauna must be in new or like-new condition, with undamaged original packaging and all manuals. Clearlight deducts a 25% restocking charge and the original shipping charges. If the sauna shipped under a free or discounted shipping promotion, that means the actual freight cost. You also pay return shipping. Custom, private-label and non-standard models are non-refundable. Orders canceled before shipment are fully refunded. Concealed damage must be reported within 5 business days of delivery. |
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| Unresolved questions | - Installation clearances and whether the delivered version matches the current published dimensions
- Heater count and placement
- Wood finish and cabin-specific VOC testing
- What the 5-year warranty covers, including labor and parts shipping, and whether it transfers
- Whether the cabin carries an ETL, UL or CSA listing, and its file number
- Measured EMF levels and how they were tested
- Average power draw and preheat time, and so the running cost
- Assembly time and what an installation manual would require, such as GFCI protection
- Whether it can run on 208 V service, which an independent review lists and HigherDOSE doesn't
| - The current quoted price, and whether the Save $600 promotion applies
- Whether the owner's manual or spec sheet recommends a dedicated circuit (the linked spec sheet couldn't be opened)
- Whether the red light therapy upgrade needs a bigger circuit. Clearlight's FAQ says add-ons may require a circuit upgrade, typically from 15 A to 20 A or from 20 A to 30 A, but doesn't name models
- Whether the manual's 7-year labor term is current, since the warranty page gives no length
- Number and wattage of the far-infrared heaters
- Which models and components the claimed ETL and CE certification covers
- Delivery timeline
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