Sun Home Saunas manufactures premium home wellness equipment, including infrared and traditional saunas, cold plunges, and red light therapy devices designed for recovery and relaxation.
Sun Home Saunas is a leading provider of personal wellness and recovery technologies, specializing in high-performance home saunas and cold immersion therapies. Their product lineup features cutting-edge full-spectrum infrared saunas, traditional outdoor cedar barrel saunas, and the innovative Infrared Sauna Blanket. In addition to heat therapy, Sun Home offers the Cold Plunge Pro, a self-cleaning cold therapy tub designed for athletes and wellness enthusiasts.
Built with a focus on durability, safety, and therapeutic efficacy, Sun Home Saunas integrates medical-grade heating elements and eco-friendly materials into their designs. Their products are engineered to support detoxification, muscle recovery, improved circulation, and stress reduction, bringing professional-grade spa experiences into the comfort of the home.
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The Cold Plunge requires a standard 110-120V GFCI outlet on a circuit with an 11-amp breaker. Ensure the unit is grounded and not used with extension cords.
The waterproof interior can be cleaned with a standard household multi-purpose cleaner, gentle soap, or a 3:1 mixture of water and vinegar. Ensure the blanket is unplugged and cool before cleaning properly.
Yes, however, in climates where ambient temperature is 40°F or lower, the heaters may take longer (approx. 60 minutes) to reach optimal temperature. Keeping the protective cover on can help trap heat during warm-up.
Sauna use is generally not recommended for children without a doctor's approval. The Cold Plunge is strictly not designed for children under 18, and strict supervision is required for any authorized usage.
Saunas must be installed on a flat, level, and dry surface capable of supporting the weight (often exceeding 800 lbs). suitable surfaces include concrete, tile, laminate, or wood.