📌 Key Specs

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• Type: Far infrared (FIR) portable dome sauna
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• Max temperature: Up to 150°F (65°C)
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• System design:\n
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  • Heated dome (upper body)
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  • Heated pad (back/legs)
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• Power: ~120V standard outlet
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• Wattage: ~1200W–1500W total (varies by configuration)
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• Capacity: 1 person (lying down)
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• Setup style: Portable, foldable, easy storage
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🔥 Heating & Performance

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• Uses far infrared carbon fiber panels (deep heat, not hot air)
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• Heats body directly instead of heating room air
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• Produces strong sweating at lower ambient temperatures
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• Typical session:\n
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  • 20–30 min warm-up
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  • 30–45 min sweat session
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Key idea:

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You sweat heavily at ~120–150°F because infrared heats your body from inside-out rather than heating the air like a traditional sauna.

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🧠 How it works (simple)

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• Infrared waves penetrate skin (~1–2 inches)
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• Raises core body temperature
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• Triggers sweating, circulation, and relaxation response
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• Dome + pad surround you so heat is more “360° targeted” than blankets
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👍 Main Features

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• ✔ Portable (can be used in bedroom or living room)
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• ✔ Full-body laying position (more comfortable than sitting saunas)
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• ✔ Strong sweating at relatively low temps
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• ✔ Optional chromotherapy lighting (color therapy)
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• ✔ Low EMF carbon fiber heating tech (brand-dependent models)
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• ✔ Easier to store than cabin saunas
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