Infrared Sauna
How it Works
Infrared saunas forego the conventional method of heating the air within the chamber. Instead, they employ specialized infrared lamps that emit electromagnetic radiation, seamlessly penetrating the human tissue, ensuring a more comfortable and effective therapeutic session.
Infrared heaters may all look alike—a wood-framed black box—but not all infrared heaters are alike. Sunlighten’s patented SoloCarbon infrared heating technology delivers the highest quantity and quality of infrared available for you to feel better and do more.
To stimulate health benefits, saunas need a source to emit high concentrations of peak infrared waves—not just heat. (In physics, this quality is “emissivity.”) That’s why Sunlighten worked with chemistry expert Dr. Ronald Lewarchik to develop their patented coating to create a highly emissive surface. This first-of-its-kind heater changed the industry. The result: a unique finish that maximizes the highest quality and quantity of infrared available.
Temperature Distinction
One notable departure from tradition lies in the operating temperature. In contrast to the soaring temperatures of traditional saunas, typically ranging between 150˚F and 180˚F, infrared saunas operate at a more moderate range, usually between 120˚F and 140˚F, but can reach 156 ˚F. This not only enhances comfort but also underscores the efficiency of infrared technology in achieving therapeutic benefits.
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Benefits of Infrared Saunas
Improved Skin Tone
Weight Loss
Improves Cardiovascular Function
Pain Relief
Wound Healing
Boosts Circulation
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