Jacuzzi® Infrared Sauna
Jacuzzi® Infrared Sauna
Revolutionary full spectrum heating system offers the ultimate sauna experience
Jacuzzi® Infrared Sauna
Jacuzzi® Infrared Sauna
Revolutionary full spectrum heating system offers the ultimate sauna experience
Experience the wellness benefits of a Jacuzzi® Infrared Sauna. The Infrared Spectrum helps you relax and de-stress with near, mid and far infrared wavelengths to provide a comprehensive sauna session. Feel your body absorb the infrared heat and be rewarded with a deeply relaxing sweat. Enjoy the comfort and ease of a relaxing sauna experience.
Relaxation awaits
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Jacuzzi® JS-1i One-person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna
Jacuzzi® JS-2i Two-person Full Spectrum Sauna
Jacuzzi® JS-3i Three-person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna
What is an Infrared Sauna?
Instead of heating the air within the sauna, infrared saunas heat the body directly with infrared wavelengths. Jacuzzi® infrared sauna provides a place to rest, relax and restore. Infrared Saunas promote overall health & wellness by encouraging relaxation, releasing muscle tension after physical activity and enhancing mood and well-being.
Jacuzzi® Saunas Feature Full-Spectrum
Jacuzzi's Infrared Saunas feature two different types of heaters to provide a comprehensive infrared therapy session.
Combination mica/carbon heaters surround the sides and the back of the sauna providing low EMF far infrared wavelengths.
Front facing heaters provide full spectrum (near, mid and far) infrared to provide a comprehensive sauna session.
Most other brands only include far infrared wavelengths.
Designed for Durability
Taking development cues from saunas used in commercial spaces, Jacuzzi® Saunas are designed to be used frequently. Premium mahogany wood cabinets and 8 mm thick glass surrounds are the basis for the construction. Rugged hinges, a metal threshold, and a replaceable wood floor equip the sauna for years of therapeutic use.
Therapeutic Red Light & High Output Chromotherapy
Jacuzzi Saunas feature therapeutic red light therapy, and mood-enhancing high-output chromotherapy in two overhead light bars. LED reading lights are also overhead.
Jacuzzi® Sauna Specification Sheets
Sauna FAQ's
· Before using your sauna for the first time, clean the inside of the sauna with a damp cloth.
· Unplug the sauna from the (wall) outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleansers inside the sauna. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
· When cleaning the exterior, use your favorite furniture polish, applying with a dry cloth.
· To absorb perspiration during a sauna session, place a towel on the floor and on the bench. Be sure to remove them after the session is over to help maintain a clean and pleasant environment for your next session.
· Scratches and perspiration stains on the inside of the sauna can be removed by simply using a fine grade sandpaper. This action also renews the fresh cedar smell.
Note: Do not use any type of cleaning agents on the interior of the sauna.
Yes. The key to infrared therapy is heating your body core. You will find that you sweat more while sitting upright with your back lined up with the back-wall heaters, which are heating your body core from the back. This positions you in such a way that the front-wall heaters will be heating the front of your body core.
The ideal way to use any infrared sauna is to have the infrared heaters turned on the entire time during use.
Infrared heat is most effective at lower temperatures. Your Jacuzzi® Sauna is designed to heat your body more so than to heat the cabin (about 80% of the heat heats your body and 20% of the heat heats the sauna cabin). The following is our recommendation for use of your sauna:
1) Turn your sauna on and warm it up for about 10-15 minutes. The heaters in your sauna will reach their optimal operating temperature in this amount of time.
2) After this short warm-up time, enter the sauna and turn the thermostat up very high to ensure the heaters stay on continuously during your session. Generally, your infrared sauna session will range in temperature between 100 – 125°F.
3) Sit back and enjoy your sauna session. Since the key to infrared therapy is heating your body core, you will find that you sweat more sitting up in the sauna with your back lined up with the back wall heaters heating your body core from the back. This positions you in such a way that the front wall heaters will be heating your front body core.
4) During your session the temperature will slowly climb inside the sauna cabin. Remember, your Jacuzzi® Sauna is heating your body more so than heating the air.
5) Stay well hydrated. It is essential to stay well hydrated when using your sauna, because it is estimated that 70% of people are dehydrated. When you are dehydrated, your body holds on to water and will not allow you to sweat very much. It is recommended to drink water before you get in the sauna and bring a quart of water into the sauna with you and drink it during your session.
Don’t be fooled by other manufacturers that offer constant infrared heat by reducing the output of their heaters. At the reduced output you are not receiving optimal infrared heat.
Source: https://infraredsauna.com/infrared-sauna-faq/#
This is not necessary. Humidity is not an issue with infrared saunas. If the sauna is exposed to an environment that has high salt density air, the metal parts like the door hinges need to be cleaned periodically.
No eye protection is necessary.