What does "Low-EMF" actually mean?

EMF stands for electromagnetic fields. While all electric devices produce them, a premium sauna is engineered with advanced shielding and technology to reduce these fields to negligible levels. Choosing a low-EMF infrared sauna isn't about fearing technology; it's about making a conscious choice to get all of the good stuff (the therapeutic heat) with none of the unnecessary electrical "noise."

How can I be sure a sauna is truly Low-EMF?

This is a great question, and the answer is transparency. The most reputable brands, like the ones we carry, provide third-party testing and certification to verify their EMF levels. A true low-EMF heater will have readings well under the accepted safety standards, often below 3 milligauss (mG). This independent verification is your best guarantee of quality and safety.

Do I sacrifice any benefits with a Low-EMF model?

Not at all! In fact, you enhance them. A low-EMF design is purely a quality and safety feature; it has no impact on the sauna's ability to produce powerful, effective infrared heat. It ensures that the only thing your body is absorbing is the beneficial warmth, allowing you to relax more deeply and get the most out of every session.

For a full breakdown of infrared technology and features, read our complete Infrared Sauna Buyer's Guide.