Infrared saunas all the rave these days - they’re gentler, more affordable, and easier to install in your home than their traditional counterparts. They work by emitting infrared light from carbon panels, which penetrates the body directly, so you get a deep sweat at a lower temperature.
But customers who come to us here at SaunaKits.com often voice the very same concern - EMF levels. All electronic devices emit electromagnetic fields (which is what EMF stands for), and the panels in an infrared sauna are no exception.
Our collection of low-EMF infrared saunas is for anyone who wants to minimize their exposure as much as possible, especially during long sessions when you sit mere inches from the panels for 30-60 minutes.
These models are all tested and rated below 10 milligauss (MG) measured 2-3 inches from the panels. That’s well under the 1,000 MG safety threshold laid out by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection. You can rest assured you’re staying safe while indulging in self care.
Shop more than 30 models from the most reputable indoor infrared sauna manufacturers in the world - Golden Designs, FINSAUNA, and more. There are technically three tiers to choose from:
Every unit is carefully crafted from reforested Canadian Hemlock or Red Cedar, and comes backed by our low price guarantee. We also allow you to use HSA/FSA funds for the purchase, and offer hassle-free financing. Shop now, or get a personalized recommendation today!
It’s a non-ionizing radiation, but it won’t do anything to you at the levels found in infrared saunas - especially these low-EMF infrared sauna models that are specifically designed to minimize exposure.
Yes. Every model you see on this page tests well below the 1,000 MG guideline, with near zero EMF saunas coming in at less than 3 MG. You have nothing to worry about.
No. Any device with an electrical current makes some amount of EMF. But these models are as close as it gets!
Manufacturers or independenting testing providers will place a gaussmeter 2-3 inches from the heating panels, which is around the distance you will sit from them yourself.
Yes, although most of our customers end up settling into a routine where they use their sauna 3-5 times a week.
A typical infrared sauna session reaches between 140-151 degrees Fahrenheit, but the ideal temperature is usually lower - somewhere in the range of 118-132 F degrees Fahrenheit. Trust us, it feels plenty intense despite being a much lower temperature than a traditional sauna!
Some of the smaller units on this page plug right into a standard 120V/15A outlet without any electrician needed. The larger low EMF infrared sauna models might require a dedicated 120V/20A circuit.
Infrared saunas all the rave these days - they’re gentler, more affordable, and easier to install in your home than their traditional counterparts. They work by emitting infrared light from carbon panels, which penetrates the body directly, so you get a deep sweat at a lower temperature.
But customers who come to us here at SaunaKits.com often voice the very same concern - EMF levels. All electronic devices emit electromagnetic fields (which is what EMF stands for), and the panels in an infrared sauna are no exception.
Our collection of low-EMF infrared saunas is for anyone who wants to minimize their exposure as much as possible, especially during long sessions when you sit mere inches from the panels for 30-60 minutes.
These models are all tested and rated below 10 milligauss (MG) measured 2-3 inches from the panels. That’s well under the 1,000 MG safety threshold laid out by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection. You can rest assured you’re staying safe while indulging in self care.
Shop more than 30 models from the most reputable indoor infrared sauna manufacturers in the world - Golden Designs, FINSAUNA, and more. There are technically three tiers to choose from:
Every unit is carefully crafted from reforested Canadian Hemlock or Red Cedar, and comes backed by our low price guarantee. We also allow you to use HSA/FSA funds for the purchase, and offer hassle-free financing. Shop now, or get a personalized recommendation today!
It’s a non-ionizing radiation, but it won’t do anything to you at the levels found in infrared saunas - especially these low-EMF infrared sauna models that are specifically designed to minimize exposure.
Yes. Every model you see on this page tests well below the 1,000 MG guideline, with near zero EMF saunas coming in at less than 3 MG. You have nothing to worry about.
No. Any device with an electrical current makes some amount of EMF. But these models are as close as it gets!
Manufacturers or independenting testing providers will place a gaussmeter 2-3 inches from the heating panels, which is around the distance you will sit from them yourself.
Yes, although most of our customers end up settling into a routine where they use their sauna 3-5 times a week.
A typical infrared sauna session reaches between 140-151 degrees Fahrenheit, but the ideal temperature is usually lower - somewhere in the range of 118-132 F degrees Fahrenheit. Trust us, it feels plenty intense despite being a much lower temperature than a traditional sauna!
Some of the smaller units on this page plug right into a standard 120V/15A outlet without any electrician needed. The larger low EMF infrared sauna models might require a dedicated 120V/20A circuit.
