Sun Home Saunas Far-Infrared Cabin
Sun Home Solstice 2-Person Infrared Sauna
4.6 out of 5Sauna Monthly verdict4.8from 16 owner reviews on sunhomesaunas.comSun Home's far-infrared line starts with the Solstice, which has 9 FIR heaters in eco-certified kiln-dried eucalyptus. Sun Home calls their EMF output virtually zero without publishing a reading for this model. It draws 2,006W on a dedicated 120V/20A plug-in circuit and carries a 7-year warranty on the cabinetry and heaters.
- Far-Infrared
- 120V Plug-In
$6,199
from $3,100 a seat
16% below the median for infrared saunas.
We may earn a commission when you buy through this link, and you pay the same price. Price as recorded in our catalogue on Oct 20, 2026.
- seats
- 2
- household outlet
- 120V
- per seat
- $3,100
- our rating
- 4.6/ 5
4.6
Out of 5 · Our rating
Sauna Monthly verdict
“A dedicated 120V/20A outlet runs this two-person infrared cabin.”
The Solstice is our pick for most homes. It runs nine far-infrared heaters that Sun Home rates at virtually zero EMF, and it plugs into a dedicated 120V/20A outlet. Many homes already have one, and an electrician can add one if yours doesn't. The cabin is built for two people. Our price comparison puts it thousands below the full-spectrum flagships, and far-infrared is the band with the strongest clinical evidence. Buy it if you want the health habit without the renovation.
Read the full reviewWhat owners say
4.8
16 reviews of the Sun Home Solstice 2-Person Infrared Sauna on sunhomesaunas.com
As sunhomesaunas.com showed them on Sep 28, 2026. The store collects and publishes these reviews; Sauna Monthly’s own rating is the verdict above.
What they like
- Owners found the sauna easy to assembleRaised in 11 reviews
- Owners describe delivery as smooth and trouble-freeRaised in 6 reviews
- Owners say it heats up quicklyRaised in 4 reviews
What gives them pause
- Owners warn that the panels are heavy, especially the door sideRaised in 2 reviews
We read the reviews and summed up what owners keep coming back to, in our words.
Sun Home Solstice 2-Person Infrared Sauna in the wild. Sun Home Saunas photography.
Explore in 3D
Outside
It's one sheet of glass on two hinges, with a pull handle inside and out.
Sun Home builds it from kiln-dried eucalyptus with a black finish outside. The cabinet measures 50.9 by 45.9 inches and stands 77.7 inches tall on its feet.
Sun Home put it outside so the cabin can warm up before you get in. The main controls are on the inside wall.
It's 10 feet long and needs a dedicated 120V, 20A outlet (NEMA 5-20), so put that outlet on this side of the room.
Give it a level, dry floor indoors with 4 inches clear on every side and a foot above the roof. It weighs 522 pounds.
Inside
They sit behind wooden slats across the back wall, along both sides and in a narrow panel beside the door. Sun Home rates their EMF output at virtually zero.
It's 45.2 inches long and 20.2 inches deep. Inside, the cabin measures 45.4 by 39.9 inches and 70.3 inches high.
It sets the temperature and the length of the session. The Solstice runs at 130 to 140°F.
Two chromotherapy lights sit in front of a pair of Bluetooth speakers, so your own music can play through a session.
We built this model from Sun Home's 3D tour and spec sheet, so small details can differ from the sauna that arrives.
By the numbers
Price in context
Where it sits among the 21 infrared saunas we list
At $6,199, the Sun Home Solstice 2-Person Infrared Sauna starts 16% below the median for infrared saunas. The cheapest is the Dynamic Saunas Barcelona 1-2 Person Low EMF Far Infrared Sauna at $1,999, and the dearest the Sun Home Luminar Outdoor 5-Person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna at $14,499.
What it costs to run
Electricity for an infrared cabin at a typical 2 kW
- Per session
- 17¢
- Per month
- $3.65
- Per year
- $44
Sessions of 45 minutes at 16¢ a kWh, with the panels cycling as it holds temperature. 16¢ is the US average. Work it out for your own numbers.
How hot it gets
Infrared heats your body at a lower air temperature
104°F50°C
122°F60°C
140°F70°C
158°F80°C
176°F90°C
194°F100°C
212°F110°C
230°F
The Sun Home Solstice 2-Person Infrared Sauna is an infrared cabin. Its panels warm your body directly while the air holds around 45–60°C (113–140°F), so sessions run 30 to 45 minutes. A traditional sauna heats the air to 80–100°C. Infrared or traditional?
What to know before you buy
Far-infrared, 120V plug-in. These decide whether it suits your space and your electrical panel.
- Far-InfraredFar-infrared heats your body directly while the air stays at 45–60°C. It draws less power, and many cabins run on a normal household outlet.
- 120V Plug-InA plug-in model runs on a standard household outlet, so you won't need an electrician. Check whether it needs its own dedicated circuit.
Specifications
From Sun Home Saunas’s own listing, checked when the page was written.
| Brand | Sun Home Saunas |
|---|---|
| Model | Sun Home Solstice 2-Person Infrared Sauna |
| Type | Far-Infrared Cabin |
| Seats | 2 |
| Heat | Far-Infrared |
| Power | 120V Plug-In |
| Materials | Far-infrared, 120V plug-in |
| List price | $6,199 |
| Price per seat | from $3,100 |
| Where to buy | Sun Home Saunas |
| Price recorded | Oct 20, 2026 |
How it compares
The Sun Home Solstice 2-Person Infrared Sauna beside the 3 closest models in our infrared saunas.
| Product | |  |  |  |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $6,199 | $8,599 | $5,499 | $6,199–$7,099 |
| Seats | 2 | 4 | 2 | 2 |
| Heat | Far-Infrared | Far-Infrared | Far-Infrared | Far-Infrared |
| Power | 120V Plug-In | 240V Plug-In | 120V Plug-In | 120V Plug-In |
| Links | Buy | See it | See it | See it |
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