Unique Advantage 

1.The first factory to use Canadian red cedar wood panel

2.The first factory to export far infrared sauna rooms

3.The first factory to export over ten thousands infrared foot saunas

4.The first factory to use Alibaba

5.The first factory to use infrared nano carbon heater

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 Application 

1.Health Care

2.Beauty

3.Physical Education

4.Business

5.Product Manager

6.Medical Treatment

7.Store

8.Home  Appliance

9.Health Club 

 What can not use the sauna 

1.Heart function is not good

2.Cardiomyopathy 

3.Congenital heart disease

4.Cardiovascular disease (CVD) patients with or without symptoms of potential patients

5.Coronary heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, high blood sugar, high blood viscosity and other chronic diseases

6.Diabetes, obesity, and have a family history of heart disease

FAQ

Q: How Safe is Infrared Heat?

A: Infrared heat is completely safe and healthy for all living things.  You can be exposed to infrared light for hours without the risk of burning.  Infrared is a naturally occurring output of the sun, but does not contain the harmful UV rays associated with unprotected sunlight.  In fact, infrared heat is so safe, it is used in hospitals to warm newborn infants.

Q: What is an Infrared Sauna?

A: An Infrared Sauna is a device used to create radiant heat from a spectrum of light through a process called conversion. The spectrum of infrared light used in an Infrared Sauna is 7-14 microns which is the same radiant heat emitted from the earth, but is only a small and highly beneficial segment of the light spectrum emitted from the sun. The infrared segment of light occurs just below the visible level and has the ability to penetrate the body up to 3 inches where it converts into heat for deeper detoxification and other healing benefits.

Q: Can Kids Use Infrared Saunas?

A: The core body temperature of children rises much faster than adults. This occurs due to a higher metabolic rate per body mass, limited circulatory adaptation to increased cardiac demands and the inability to regulate body temperature by sweating. When using with a child, operate at a lower temperature and for no more than 15 minutes at a time.

Q: What Should I Do to Prepare for a Good Infrared Sauna Session?

A:  Leave the temperature at the default setting of 150°F and turn your sauna on 60 minutes before you’re ready. Enter with 30 minutes remaining and you’ll have the perfect session! If time is short, jump in after 15 minutes, as your Sunlight Sauna will already be at 100°F! Drinking an electrolyte replacement water or sports drink is strongly recommended before and after sauna use.