The gentle heat suits me perfectly. I can relax for much longer than in a traditional sauna, and it warms up so quickly.
Infrared Saunas
The gentle, modern sauna. Infrared warms your body directly at a calmer 113 to 140°F, so sessions feel breathable and last longer. Quick to heat, economical to run and easy to enjoy every day.
Infrared Collection
Range Features
Gentle heat, ready in minutes. Our infrared saunas warm your body directly at 45 to 60°C, plug into a standard socket and suit a spare room or even a bedroom. Every model seats one or two, like the rest of our compact two person saunas. Prefer hot air and steam? See our traditional saunas. Both ranges are indoor saunas, and the full Hekla sauna range shows them next to our garden models.
- Thermo-Aspen wood
- Quick-build construction
- Touch screen control
Benefits
Customer Reviews
15 Reviews
Beautifully finished and simple to use. The touch control makes it effortless to warm up whenever we fancy a session.
Perfect size for our home and installed in no time. We use it far more than we expected. It has become part of our evenings.
Before you buy
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Guide
What is an Infrared Sauna?
How infrared saunas work, what far-infrared heat feels like, typical temperatures and the benefits. A plain-English guide from Hekla Saunas.
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Guide
Sauna Buying Guide
How to choose a home sauna: indoor or outdoor, traditional or infrared, which Harvia heater and controls to specify, what size you need and how to prepare your site.
FAQs
No. All three models run from a standard household outlet, and your dealer will confirm the supply your model needs. The Infrared 100 draws 1.5 kW and the 130 and 160 draw 2.4 kW, which is less than a kettle. Put it near an outlet and you are done.
113 to 140°F. That sounds mild next to a traditional sauna, but infrared warms your body directly rather than heating the air first, so you sweat properly at a temperature you could read a book in. Sessions tend to run longer, 30 to 40 minutes rather than 15.
10 to 15 minutes. Every model comes with Wi-Fi app control, so you can start it from your phone and it is ready when you walk in.
The 1.5 kW Infrared 100 draws 1.5 kWh an hour at full power, and the 2.4 kW models draw 2.4 kWh. Multiply that by your own electricity rate. The full working is in our guide to sauna running costs.
The Infrared 100 is a one-person cabin at 39 in wide. The 130 and 160 both seat two, and the 160 gives you 12 in more bench, which matters if one of you likes to stretch out. All three are 79 in tall and sit happily in a spare room, a bathroom or a garage.
Different rather than better or worse. Infrared is gentler, faster to heat and cheaper to run. Traditional gives you the löyly steam and the full Finnish ritual. Our infrared vs traditional guide compares them properly, and five minutes in each at a showroom will tell you more than any page.
Thermo-aspen inside, a black veneer exterior and an 8 mm gray glass door. Full-spectrum infrared panels sit in the front, back, both sides and under the bench, so you are warmed from every direction. Every model has a three year warranty.