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Indulge in relaxation with our far-infrared sauna range, featuring carbon fiber heating panels for rejuvenation.
Enjoy a tranquil atmosphere with chromotherapy LED lighting. EMF levels are rigorously tested and typically below 10mg for minimal exposure.
Our premium far-infrared saunas are available for commercial or personal use.
Should I follow a sauna routine?
We recommend familiarising yourself with the instructions in your manual or downloading our Sauna Space e-book for suggestions on how to maximise your sauna use.
How to clean a sauna or remove stains on the wood from sweat?
Unplug the sauna from the power outlet on the wall before cleaning. Use a damp towel to gently scrub sweat stains.
Place a towel on the bench to prevent sweat from dripping onto it. This will maintain the appearance of your wood.
If there are sweat stains, you can use a chemical free wood cleaner at least once a week. If needed, use 220 grit sandpaper to lightly sand sweat stains from bench surfaces.
Do not use liquid or aerosol cleansers inside the sauna.
How long should a typical sauna session last?
This is entirely dependent on the individual and their heat threshold, but we recommend trying between 25-40 minutes to start with.
How long does a Sydney Wellness Co sauna take to heat up?
Our saunas heat up quickly, but if you are wanting it hot as soon as you jump in, we recommend turning it on for 5 minutes before you commence your session.
Is my Sydney Wellness sauna suitable for the outdoors?
Our saunas are not weather proof and are not suitable to be assembled outside unless they are in an undercover area that is waterproof.
How to prevent mould in my sauna?
Once your session is complete, gently wipe down the wood to remove excess moisture. Also, let the sauna’s door stand open for a few minutes so that the sauna can air out. This releases moisture and keeps your sauna wood dry.
What is EMF?
Electromagnetic fields (EMF) are a part of modern-day life. EMF or EMR as it is also known surrounds us with all of the technology we have today. Whilst digital devices remain part of our lives there will always be EMF in some form.
EMF from our saunas is significantly below the levels generally believed to be unsafe which is often discussed above 10mg.
EMF is measured in milligauss (mg). The heating panels in our saunas have been tested between 3cm and 30cm distance from the panel. When tested at a distance of 3cm away from the heating panel, the mg result was just 2.3mg.
EMF Test Results
Measuring Distance: 30MM
Test Procedure: EN 62233:2008
Frequency Range: 10HZ-400KHZ
Test Voltage: AC120V/60HZ
Result: Pass
Front 1.139% (of recommended allowable radiation limit: 100%, 10MG)
Rear 1.137% (of recommended allowable radiation limit: 100%, 10MG)
When should you not use an infrared sauna?
Do not use the sauna if you have any of the following conditions:
Open wounds
Eye disease
Severe sunburn
We also do not recommend it for elderly and pregnant people, as well as infants and young children.
You should also not use the sauna if you are under the effects of alcohol, and we recommend you consult your doctor before use if you have a pre-existing health condition directly related to temperature.
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