More of your routine, in one place
A separate sauna and red light device can mean two sessions to schedule. PEAK brings both into the same cabin, so you can enjoy infrared warmth and red light together.
Signature, Classic and Outdoor models include full-body medical-grade red light therapy as standard. Mini has a compact panel. Crown does not include a red light panel.
Three infrared bands
Full-spectrum refers to near-, mid- and far-infrared. PEAK combines carbon FAR panels with halogen and quartz emitters to provide the three bands.
The specification page for each model lists its heating configuration and maximum temperature. Indoor and outdoor models have different requirements. Compare the actual model details, rather than assuming a bigger cabin has the same power needs as a smaller one.
The red light panel is part of the cabin
Shasta, Rainier, Everest, Fuji, Denali, Matterhorn, Patagonia, El Capitan and Kilimanjaro include full-body red light panels. Denali, Matterhorn and El Capitan include two. The other models in that group include one.
Panel position is part of the decision. Look at the interior photographs and the model story to understand where you sit in relation to the light. The specification sections provide the panel details for that cabin.
Mini and Crown deserve a closer look
Mini uses a compact 9 × 12.6-inch front-wall medical-grade red light panel. Crown does not include a medical-grade red light panel. Neither includes the full-body wall panel used in Signature, Classic and Outdoor models.
Then compare the room around it
Start with the space you have and the number of people who will use the sauna. Then check the footprint, power requirements and path from delivery to installation.
Our heat and red light overview has a short buyer’s guide and the panel manual when you are ready for the details.
Take the next step at your own pace.
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