What Kind of Infrared Saunas Does Sunlighten Offer?
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Summary
Sunlighten specializes in infrared rather than traditional stone-heater saunas. Its sauna page lists mPulse, Amplify, Amplify RED, Signature, custom infrared saunas, and the portable Solo System. They differ in cabin size, infrared configuration, added light features, and electrical requirements.
mPulse is the feature-heavy cabin line
Sunlighten's comparison table lists mPulse for 1-5 people, with red light therapy and with near, mid, and far infrared "delivered separately with PulseIQ."
The same table lists the electrical requirement as 120V or 240V, differing by model, so the exact mPulse model decides which circuit is needed.
Amplify is positioned around a hotter full-spectrum experience
Amplify is a 2-4 person cabin with full-spectrum heaters (near, mid, and far wavelengths). Sunlighten says it is designed to heat up faster and get hotter than its other collections, reaching 170 degrees in ideal conditions. Amplify RED, also for 2-4 people, adds red and near-infrared light integrated throughout the sauna.
The electrical listings differ: Amplify is 120V or 240V depending on the model, while Amplify RED is listed at 240V.
Signature is the simpler far-infrared comparison
Signature is Sunlighten's far-infrared collection, listed for 1-2 people, without red light therapy.
It is also the only one of the four cabin lines in those tables listed at 120V alone, so it avoids the 240V question that some mPulse and Amplify models raise.
Solo solves the space problem differently
The Solo System is not a wood cabin. It is a one-person portable unit: the user lies on the SoloPad and a sliding double dome closes over the body, with nine heaters split between the domes (five) and the pad (four). That makes it relevant to people who want a Sunlighten infrared system but do not have permanent floor space for a cabin.
Its residential warranty is listed separately from the cabins: seven years on the domes and the SoloPad.
Treat health claims as manufacturer claims
Sunlighten publishes wellness and performance claims around its technologies. Those claims should not be repeated as independent medical conclusions in a product-information article.
The checkable items for a home buyer are the product type, capacity, infrared configuration, voltage, and warranty. The warranty shows why the exact wording matters: Sunlighten calls its cabin coverage lifetime, defines the product's lifetime as seven years, and covers replacement parts only, not labor or technician costs.
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