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Signature II Infrared Sauna by Sunlighten

Sunlighten

Signature II Infrared Sauna

A 2-person far-infrared cabin built around Sunlighten's SoloCarbon heaters, running on a standard 120V household circuit.

Capacity
2 people
Installation
indoor
Dimensions
Exterior 50.9"W x 45.9"D x 77.7"H; interior 45.4"x39.9"x70.3"; 28" door opening
Power
Standard 120V/20A dedicated circuit
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Signature II Infrared Sauna

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Who It's For

  • Buyers who want a well-known infrared brand
  • Homes without a high-amp electrical upgrade

Key Specifications

Heater Type
SoloCarbon far-infrared heaters
Cabin Material
Eucalyptus wood (basswood option also available)
Exterior Dimensions
50.9"W x 45.9"D x 77.7"H
Weight
438 lbs (basswood) / 522 lbs (eucalyptus)

Key Features

  • SoloCarbon far-infrared heating panels
  • Chromotherapy lighting included
  • Runs on a standard 120V household circuit
  • Eucalyptus or basswood wood options

Installation

Indoor installation; runs on a standard 120V/20A household circuit

Warranty

Warranty terms vary by merchant — confirm current coverage before purchase.

See how the Signature II Infrared Sauna stacks up against alternatives in our Best Infrared Saunas of 2026 comparison.

Pros

  • + Low-EMF heater design
  • + Chromotherapy lighting included
  • + No dedicated high-amp circuit required (120V/20A)

Cons

  • − Price is not published — requires contacting Sunlighten or a dealer for a quote
  • − No publicly listed warranty terms found on the manufacturer page

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are infrared saunas cheaper to run than traditional saunas?

Yes — infrared panels heat the body directly rather than the whole cabin's air, which generally means lower electricity use and shorter warm-up times.

Do infrared saunas need a special electrical circuit?

Compact single-person cabins often run on a standard outlet, while larger multi-person cabins may require a dedicated circuit — check the manufacturer's spec sheet.

What does full-spectrum infrared mean?

It means the cabin combines near, mid, and far-infrared emitters in one unit rather than relying on a single wavelength.

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