Sun Home Eclipse 2-Person

Sun Home's Eclipse line folds red light therapy hardware into an infrared cabin instead of selling it as a separate panel. The 2-person model pairs six far-infrared and two full-spectrum heaters — 2,820W total, reaching 165°F — with integrated towers emitting 660 nm and 850 nm wavelengths at a stated 180-250 mW/cm² (average 219) measured at 6 inches, an unusually specific irradiance figure for this category. The cabin is Canadian Hemlock, measures 51.5" x 47.2" x 76.7", weighs 600 lbs, and holds EMF output to a stated 0.5 mG. Magne-Seal panels assemble without tools, benches are removable for stretching or yoga, and chromotherapy, Bluetooth surround sound, and app-based temperature control are standard, with a limited lifetime warranty behind it.

The electrical requirement deserves attention: 120V/30A on a NEMA L5-30P locking plug. That avoids a 240V line, but a 30A locking receptacle is not something most homes have, so budget for an electrician just as you would with a hardwired unit. Warm-up time is not published, and at $9,999 the Eclipse costs roughly double a far-infrared-only cabin of similar size — the premium is effectively the red light hardware and lifetime warranty. For buyers who would otherwise buy a cabin and a standalone red light panel separately, the combined package is the point.