Low EMF Infrared Saunas

How the EMF Tiers Compare

How Infrared Sauna EMF Is Measured

EMF from a sauna's heating panels is measured in milligauss (mG), and it drops quickly with distance. Brands don't all measure the same way: some test right at the heater, some a few inches away, and some at the seated position. When you compare saunas, ask for the test report and check where the reading was taken. For more, read the truth about EMF and infrared saunas.

What's in This Collection

This collection includes the standard low EMF models from Dynamic and Maxxus, rated 5–10 mG by the manufacturer, plus SunRay's far infrared saunas. Many of these models also come in an Elite or near zero version if you want lower EMF in the same size and style.

Low EMF Sauna FAQs

What is EMF in an infrared sauna?

EMF (electromagnetic fields) comes from the electrical current running through a sauna's heating panels. It's measured in milligauss (mG).

What's the difference between low, ultra low and near zero EMF?

They're tiers manufacturers use for how much EMF their heaters produce. For the brands we carry, low EMF means about 5–10 mG, ultra low means 3–5 mG, and near zero means under 3 mG.

Are these EMF terms regulated?

No. Any brand can call its sauna "low EMF," so the published test result and where it was measured matter more than the label.

Is a low EMF sauna cheaper than near zero?

Usually, yes. Low EMF models are generally the most affordable, and the same cabins often come in ultra low and near zero versions at a higher price.

Which EMF tier should I choose?

If EMF is a priority for you, choose near zero. If price matters most, low EMF saunas give you the same infrared heat for less. Call us and we'll help you compare.