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Infrared sauna heaters

About our Infrared sauna heaters

Building a DIY infrared sauna, or retrofitting an existing traditional cabin? Our infrared sauna heaters, panels and accessories from Tylo and Harvia deliver a clean, dry heat using carbon or ceramic emitters. Choose far-infrared or full-spectrum panels, including low-EMF, with compatible control panels for safe operation.

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Learn more about our low EMF infrared sauna heaters and accessories

These full spectrum and low EMF IR panels are ideal for both DIY home saunas and commercial sauna installations. Furthermore, they can be operated remotely by a rage of sauna control panels and relay boxes. We offer infrared sauna panels from Harvia and Tylo as these are the best wellness brands available in the UK.

Unlike traditional saunas, which use steam or hot stones to create heat, infrared saunas use full spectrum or low EMF IR panels to create a dry heat. Infrared saunas use infrared radiation to heat the body directly, rather than heating the air around the body.

Infrared sauna panels can be made from a variety of materials, including ceramic, carbon, and quartz. These IR panels emit far infrared waves, which are a type of electromagnetic radiation that can penetrate the body and create a deep, warming sensation. Infrared saunas are said to have several health benefits, including improved circulation, detoxification, relaxation, and pain relief.

They are also often used for weight loss and skin rejuvenation. Infrared sauna panels can be installed in various locations, including homes, spas, and fitness centres.

Commonly asked questions

What are the 3 main types of infrared sauna panel?

There are different types of infrared panels available to buy. The 3 most common types of infrared sauna heaters are:

  1. Ceramic: These panels are made up of ceramic materials that produce far-infrared heat. They are known for their durability and can withstand high temperatures.
  2. Carbon: Carbon panels are made up of thin carbon fibres that produce long-wave far-infrared heat. They are energy-efficient, provide a gentle heat, and are less likely to emit electromagnetic fields (EMF) compared to ceramic panels.
  3. Quartz: Quartz panels are made up of glass tubes that contain quartz elements. They produce medium to long-wave far-infrared heat and are known for their efficiency and longevity.

The type of panel you choose may depend on your preferences and needs. Some people may prefer the warmth and durability of ceramic panels, while others may opt for the energy efficiency and gentle heat of carbon panels. It's important to research and compare different types of IR panels before making a purchase to find the best fit for your needs.

Low EMF infrared sauna panels are infrared sauna panels that emit low levels of electromagnetic fields (EMF) while still providing the same benefits of infrared heat. EMF is a type of radiation that is emitted by electronic devices, including infrared sauna panels. Although there is currently no conclusive evidence linking EMF to adverse health effects, some people may prefer to limit their exposure to EMF as a precaution.

To reduce EMF emissions, some manufacturers use shielding materials or design their panels in a way that reduces electromagnetic radiation. For example, carbon panels are often considered to emit lower levels of EMF compared to ceramic panels.

If you are concerned about EMF exposure, you may want to consider purchasing an infrared sauna panel that is labelled as low EMF. However, it's important to note that low EMF does not necessarily mean zero EMF. It's also important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines when using an infrared sauna panel.

Full spectrum infrared typically refers to a broader range of infrared wavelengths compared with far-infrared-only systems. Some people prefer the feel of it, others don’t notice a meaningful difference. The important part is choosing a system that matches your sauna size and the type of heat you actually enjoy.