Sun Home Saunas: what the documentation says
Infrared cabins, traditional rooms, outdoor saunas, cold plunges and red light, from one direct-sales brand. Sun Home publishes more than most of this category — including the EMF measurements almost nobody else does. Here is the whole lineup, read from its own pages.
Sun Home Saunas sells direct from its own site; its catalog listed 38 products when we read it, from one-person infrared cabins to a 238-gallon cold plunge. We have reviewed several models on their own. This page puts the lineup in one place, with the numbers Sun Home publishes for each.
The lineup, as published
| Line | What it is | Heat or cold | Electrical | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solstice (1–4 person) | Indoor far infrared, eucalyptus | 8–10 far-infrared heaters; 140 °F | Dedicated 20 A; NEMA 5-20 (1–3 person) or 6-20 (4 person) | 7 years |
| Equinox (2–3 person) | Indoor full spectrum, eucalyptus | 4–5 far-infrared plus 2 full-spectrum heaters; 165 °F | Dedicated 20 A, NEMA 5-20 | 7 years |
| Eclipse (2-person shown) | Indoor red light and full spectrum, Canadian hemlock | 6 far-infrared plus 2 full-spectrum heaters; red light | Dedicated 30 A, NEMA L5-30 | Limited lifetime |
| Pod (1 person) | Indoor far infrared with red light, Canadian hemlock | 10 far-infrared heaters; red light | Dedicated 20 A, NEMA 5-20 | Limited lifetime |
| Luminar (2 or 5 person) | Outdoor full spectrum, red cedar inside aluminum | 3 + 6 or 5 + 10 far-infrared and full-spectrum heaters | Dedicated 20 A, L6-20; or 30 A, L6-30 | Limited lifetime |
| Nova (3-person shown) | Indoor traditional, Canadian cedar | HUUM DROP 6 kW; 230 °F | Dedicated 30 A, hardwired | Limited lifetime |
| Solaris (4 or 6 person) | Outdoor traditional, thermo-alder | HUUM DROP 6 kW or HIVE Mini 9 kW; 230 °F | Dedicated 25 A or 40 A, hardwired | 3 years |
| Cold Plunge Pro, Apex, Titan XL | Integrated plunges | 28 °F; ozone and UV; 150, 180 and 238 gal | Dedicated 15 A GFCI, NEMA 5-15 | Pro listed as 1+ year |
| Cold Plunge Vertical and Horizontal | Inflatable tubs with a standalone chiller | 32–107 °F | Dedicated 15 A GFCI, NEMA 5-15 | Horizontal: 1 year |
| Red light | Radiant face mask; 300 W desktop and 1800 W full-body panels | Red and near infrared; described as FDA-cleared | Not applicable | Mask: 5 years, per its page description |
Figures from Sun Home's product pages, read on 2026-09-11. Where a line comes in several sizes, the figures are for the size noted.
What Sun Home publishes that most brands do not
- EMF measured at stated distances. Vitatech report VTE-3534: 0.6–4.0 mG at 1 foot, 0.4–1.8 mG at 2 feet and 0.3–0.9 mG at 3 feet, RMS, with a fluxgate magnetometer and the element under load. It is brand-level rather than per model — but it has a number, a distance and a method.
- Cabin air. A total VOC result of 27 µg/m³ for a tested unit, by EPA Method TO-15 at an accredited laboratory, plus adhesive testing.
- The circuit for every model, down to the NEMA receptacle.
- Clearances and installation notes — 4 inches at the sides and 12 above its indoor cabins, and that GFCI and AFCI breakers trip during normal operation of its infrared cabins.
That is why this site keeps coming back to Sun Home: on the specification our low-EMF comparison is built around, it is one of very few brands that gives you something to check.
What it does not publish
- Wattage for its infrared cabins, on the pages we read — the circuit, but not the draw.
- Near-infrared irradiance for the full-spectrum and red light models.
- Per-model EMF figures — the testing covers its heating technology overall.
- Wavelengths, LED counts or irradiance for its red light mask and panels.
- A consistent capacity for the Horizontal plunge — 128 gallons in one place, 80–90 in another.
The warranty is not one number
Across the brand, the Pod, Eclipse, Luminar and Nova list a limited lifetime warranty; the Solstice and Equinox seven years; the Solaris three; and the plunges one year or "1+". Those differences deserve weight alongside the specifications, and the limited-lifetime terms deserve reading in full — Sun Home notes, for example, that moisture and pest damage fall outside coverage on its indoor cabins.
Our reviews and comparisons
- Indoor infrared: Solstice, Equinox, and the two compared in Equinox vs Solstice.
- Red light: the Eclipse and the Pod.
- Traditional and outdoor: the Nova, the Solaris, the Luminar, and Luminar vs Solaris.
- Cold plunges: the Cold Plunge Pro, the Titan XL and the Vertical and Horizontal.
- Against other brands: Sunlighten, Clearlight, Plunge and the HigherDOSE blanket.
Alternatives you can buy today
Sun Home does not sell through Amazon. The picks below are one alternative in each of its main categories — an indoor infrared cabin, an outdoor infrared cabin, a traditional barrel, an integrated plunge and a red light panel. They are not Sun Home products, and none publishes EMF testing at stated distances.
One alternative per category, on Amazon
SalusHEAT 2-Person Low-EMF Far Infrared Sauna, Red Cedar
SalusHEAT
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Solid red cedar and heaters on the door and lower walls for calves and feet — the parts of you most infrared cabins leave cold.
| EMF, as published | 0–5 mG; no measurement distance given |
|---|---|
| Power | 1,750 W |
| Heating | Panels on the front door, side walls and lower calf and foot zones |
| Wood | 100% solid red cedar |
| Dimensions | 47.24" × 39.37" × 75.67" |
| Weight | 283 lb |
What works
- Genuine solid red cedar, stated as such
- Heating that reaches calves and feet
- A two-person cabin at 1,750 W
What doesn't
- A 0–5 mG range is wide and has no distance
- 1,750 W is close to a 15 A circuit's rating — give it its own circuit
- Cedar's aroma is strong for some people
Skip it ifyou are sensitive to aromatic woods. Solid red cedar is the point of this cabin.
LTCCDSS 3-Person Full-Spectrum Outdoor Sauna, Red Cedar
LTCCDSS
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The lowest EMF figure on any listing here, with an average as well as a maximum — in a red cedar outdoor cabin with near and mid infrared on top of ten far-infrared panels.
| EMF, as published | ≤0.8 mG, average ≤0.5 mG; no measurement distance given |
|---|---|
| Heating | 10 far-infrared panels plus a near/mid infrared panel; leg and foot heaters |
| Wood | Red cedar |
| Roof | Pitched hillside roof |
| Dimensions | 83.4" × 44.9" × 81.1" |
| Weight | 400 lb |
| Use | Outdoor |
What works
- Publishes both a maximum and an average EMF figure
- Red cedar for an outdoor shell
- A pitched roof that sheds water
What doesn't
- No distance for the EMF figure
- Power draw is not in the feature text
- A 400 lb outdoor cabin needs a proper base
Skip it ifthe sauna is going indoors. This is specified as an outdoor cabin.
4-Person Outdoor Barrel Sauna, Canadian Cedar, 6 kW Harvia
Generic Amazon listing
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Cedar shell, named-brand heater, four-person capacity — the three things that actually decide whether a barrel sauna is still good in year five.
| Capacity | 4 person |
|---|---|
| Height | 78" |
| Wood | Canadian cedar |
| Heater | 6 kW Harvia |
| Type | Traditional, vertical barrel |
| Circuit | 240 V — required for a 6 kW heater |
| Roof covering | Not published in the listing |
What works
- A Harvia heater means a published spec sheet and a real parts channel
- Cedar is the correct wood for a structure that lives outside year round
- 6 kW is properly sized for a four-person barrel volume
What doesn't
- A 240 V run to the yard is a real, permitted expense
- Roof covering is not specified, and barrels leak at the top first
- Freight delivery with a curbside drop — you move it yourself
Skip it ifyour yard has no realistic path for a 240 V run. Trenching a circuit to the back of a garden regularly costs more than the sauna, and it is not a corner worth cutting.
AURGOD Cedar Cold Plunge Tub with 1.5 HP Hot and Cold Chiller
AURGOD
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Cedar outside, stainless inside, a built-in bench and a hot-and-cold chiller with filtration and UV — the closest Amazon gets to a furniture-grade integrated plunge.
| Tub | Canadian red cedar with a stainless steel lining base, steel frame |
|---|---|
| Size | 80 × 34 × 39 in |
| Capacity | 600 L (about 158 gal) |
| Chiller | 1.5 HP in the title and model name; cools and heats, 37–107 °F |
| Water care | Built-in filter and UV; ozone/UV in the title |
| Control | Wi-Fi and digital display |
| Seating | Built-in wooden bench |
| Weight | 700 lb |
| Voltage | 110 V |
What works
- Cedar and stainless construction
- Heats as well as cools
- Built-in bench
What doesn't
- The listing's component row says 1 HP where the title says 1.5 HP — confirm with the seller
- 700 lb before water — a real floor question
- The seller says it may not hold set temperature at 25 °F and below
Skip it ifit would live on an upper floor. 700 lb empty plus about 158 gallons of water needs structural advice first.
Full-Body Red Light Therapy Panel, 5 Wavelengths, 120 Dual-Chip LEDs
Generic Amazon listing
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Five wavelengths across 120 dual-chip diodes, with a published wattage. Dual chip means every LED emits more than one wavelength, so coverage is even rather than striped.
| LEDs | 120, dual chip |
|---|---|
| Wavelengths | 5, per the listing |
| Power | 200 W |
| Board size | Not published in the listing |
| Stand | Not published in the listing |
| Irradiance | Not published at a stated distance |
What works
- A published wattage and LED count
- Dual-chip diodes, so both main wavelengths come from every LED
- More wavelengths than the two-wavelength boards at this size
What doesn't
- No published board dimensions
- No irradiance figure at any distance
- Extra wavelengths have a thinner research base than 660 and 850 nm
Skip it ifyou want the largest treated area per dollar. Wavelength count is not coverage.
Our honest position
On the things this site cares about most — a published EMF figure with a distance, a stated circuit, a named heater — Sun Home is one of the best-documented brands we have read. It still leaves gaps, chiefly cabin wattage and red light output. If you buy, buy direct; we earn nothing from Sun Home, and it has not paid for anything on this page. For the wider field, see the best sauna brands.
Questions people actually ask
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Sources
- Sun Home Saunas — manufacturer site and catalog — checked Sep 11, 2026
- Sun Home Saunas — EMF, VOC and materials testing — checked Sep 11, 2026
- Sun Home Saunas — Eclipse 2-Person product page — checked Sep 11, 2026
- Sun Home Saunas — Pod product page — checked Sep 11, 2026
- Sun Home Saunas — Nova 3-Person product page — checked Sep 11, 2026
- Sun Home Saunas — Luminar 2-Person product page — checked Sep 11, 2026
- Sun Home Saunas — Solaris 4-Person product page — checked Sep 11, 2026
- Sun Home Saunas — Cold Plunge Pro product page — checked Sep 11, 2026
- Sun Home Saunas — Radiant Face Mask product page — checked Sep 11, 2026
- Amazon.com — search for Sun Home Saunas, no Sun Home listing found — checked Sep 11, 2026
Read next
- Best sauna brandsEvery brand, ranked by what it publishes.Read it
- Sun Home Equinox vs SolsticeChoosing within Sun Home.Read it
- Sun Home vs SunlightenAgainst a premium rival.Read it
- Sun Home vs PlungeThe plunge comparison.Read it
- Low-EMF sauna comparisonWhy the testing matters.Read it
- Sauna and cold plunge warranties comparedSun Home's terms against others.Read it
- Sun Home vs Heavenly HeatAgainst a hemlock maker.Read it
Every pick on this page comes from published specifications, not from hardware we own. Read how we pick — including what spec-led ranking cannot tell you.