can you add infrared panels to sauna
1729787
There is no reason to add additional infrared panels to this sauna. It heats up fast and is a fantastic unit.
1729788
It already has infared panels. And you cannot add additional panels to the sauna.
1697511
Linda, The company that sells the Therasage far infrared sauna here on amazon you can buy with confidence. The unit that I got was black with blue trim and it works very good, I'm pretty happy with my unit...
1167372
It gets plenty hot if you want. But temperature is important if you are using a wet sauna. This is not that type of sauna. It is not the the temp but the penetration of the generated wavelength into the body to create the desired effect that is important. Far infrared does an excellent job of penetrating 2 -3 inches easily. That is what you want with this sort of unit.
881354
I am pretty sure that Renogy has add on kits that are with the 100w panels and have the appropriate hook-ups to add on.
828106
There similar, but infrared better. The Black and Decker Thermal is very good for the price.
646762
Try using this website for manuals. http://www.lifesmartproducts.com/tech-support/infrared-heater-manuals.html
1616036
They can be installed from the front you would have to remove the light screen, i think that can be done rather easy but i would allow enough room so heat build up would not be a problem
1073565
Yes! There are netted "windows". It doesn't feel like you are in a sauna...
11554
I would not recommend it. You are putting humidity into the air and with nowhere to vent the humid air you will end up with a sauna. Even with a window open, this did not cool at all for me.
1239486
No, I don't think so. It comes in two pieces - the heating unit and the glass front. The sheet of glass goes in front of the LED display. I don't have the unit in front of me right now, but I think the vents are on each side of that unit, since the front will be blocked by that glass screen.
1674985
I have never tried that, but in my motor home which has double lights, I have found one panel more than adequate. Two panels put out a great deal of light. If enclosed, you might have a heat problem if not properly ventilated.
181335
I use mine with the style of sauna you described, mine is a Far Infrared sauna. I just put the ozone hose in one of the zippered hand slots of the sauna and zip it to where it holds the hose from falling out. I do put a wet towel around the neck area to help contain the ozone so I don't breath in too much. Works great.
2166369
It will heat up to approximately 130 degrees. It takes approximately an hour and 10 minutes to bring it from 60 degrees up to 125 degrees. I have had this sauna for a little over a year and every time I turn it on I get a little more paranoid with the black heat marks above the heaters. If it were not for the paneling turning black above the infrared heat that comes out, I would be 100% satisfied with this sauna. It certainly accomplishes what I expect it to do. This kind of infrared heat is very beneficial in helping your body.
515361
Yes .. You can add a thermostat.. I actually installed a heat only wall mount thermostat .. You will have to install a control transformer also... Use the thermostat to break your primary voltage.
930299
That's what I did. I installed it in sun room. Humidity in bathroom might be a concern, though.
495531
This unit, like all infrared heaters, are only intended to be supplimental heat. That being said, i have been able to heat the whole 2nd floor of my cape. Its a large cape, so we're talking roughly 900sqft. Just make sure you consider where you run the unit in relation to the thermostat.
1837648
Wet uses steam to create a hotter environment, dry uses the infrared panels, electric, doesn't get as hot but still hot enough for a sauna.