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Clearlight Sanctuary 2
Best for Indoor full-spectrum infrared with the best warranty
- Type
- Full-spectrum infrared
- Max temperature
- 125–145 °F
- Capacity
- 2 persons

The Signature II is Sunlighten's simplest pitch: nine SoloCarbon far-infrared panels in a handcrafted eucalyptus cabin that runs on a dedicated 120V/20A circuit. It is far-infrared only — no full-spectrum or red-light option — and Sunlighten does not publish pricing or a maximum temperature, so buying one means going through a sales consultation.
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Sunlighten builds the Signature II around its patented SoloCarbon heater coating, with nine far-infrared panels surrounding a cabin that seats two on a 45.2-inch bench. The published spec sheet is unusually precise: 50.9" W x 45.9" D x 77.7" H exterior, 45.4" x 39.9" x 70.3" interior, 522 lbs in eucalyptus (438 lbs in basswood), and a 2,006W draw on a dedicated 120V 20A circuit with a NEMA 5-20R outlet. Chromotherapy lighting and a Blaupunkt Bluetooth sound system are standard, and the Magne-seal locking system holds panels together without screws.
What Sunlighten does not publish matters too: there is no listed price (the figure here is an approximate market price for the base configuration), no maximum temperature, and no warm-up time — far-infrared cabins generally run cooler than full-spectrum or traditional saunas, but the company does not state a number for this model. The residential warranty is solid on the core (7 years on cabinetry and heaters) but drops to 3 years on controls and 1 year on the glass door and audio. For buyers who want a straightforward, plug-in-adjacent far-infrared cabin from an established brand and don't mind the quote process, this is the entry point to Sunlighten's lineup.
Installation
Indoor panel assembly with Magne-seal locking corners (no screws or nails); plugs into a dedicated 120V 20A outlet
Electrical
Dedicated 120V 20A circuit and NEMA 5-20R outlet; 2,006W draw
Running cost
At the stated 2,006W draw, a 40-60 minute session uses roughly 1.3-2 kWh — about $0.20-0.70 at typical US electricity rates
Warranty
Residential: 7 years cabinetry and heaters, 3 years controls, 1 year glass door and audio
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