Sun Home Eclipse 2-Person Indoor Red Light and Full-Spectrum Infrared Sauna
- Full spectrum infrared
- 2 people
- Up to 161-175°F
- 120V dedicated (20A)
SVT Score, Mid
A two-person full spectrum infrared cabin in Japanese cedar with built-in red light towers, rated to 165°F.
$9,999
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Usability
6.3 out of 10Strengths
- Cedar benches and backrests
- App for remote start and scheduling
- Tool-free magnetic assembly
- Chromotherapy and Bluetooth audio
- Red light LEDs in two towers built in
Drawbacks
- Owners report slow heat-up and a cooler top heat
- Owners report a finicky app
- Labour warranty ends after the first months
- Glass and audio have only a one-year warranty
- Needs a dedicated 30 A outlet from an electrician
A well-equipped two-seat cabin with red light, but it needs a 30 A circuit
Specs
- TypeInfrared
- HeaterFull spectrum infrared
- FormCabin
- PlacementIndoor
- Seats2 people
- Max Temperature161-175°F
- Min TemperatureNot applicable
- Capacity (Gallons)Not applicable
- ChillerNot applicable
- HeatsNot applicable
- Water CareNot applicable
- Power Supply120V dedicated (20A)
- EMF Claimed"Low EMF" with no figure
- EMF MeasuredUnder 1 mG
- CertificationsCSA C22.2 No. 164 listed, UL 875 listed
- Warranty3 Years
At a glance
- 650 and 850 nm towers
- Magne-Seal panels
- 600 lb assembled
The SUN HOME trademark for saunas and cold plunge tubs is registered at the USPTO to Fish & Fischer, LLC of San Diego (Reg. No. 7823324, June 2025).
- Sun Home Saunas sells its saunas and cold plunges, from a one-person pod to a six-person stove-heated cabin, in the US through its own store at sunhomesaunas.com, run from San Diego, California.
- No Sun Home store or listing was found on Amazon US in October 2026.
The Sun Home Eclipse 2 is a two-person indoor full spectrum infrared cabin in Japanese cedar with six far infrared heaters, two full spectrum heaters behind the backrests and two red light towers at 650 and 850 nm with their own remote.
Sun Home rates it to 165°F and lists 2,820 W and 23.5 A at 120 V on a dedicated 30 A GFCI circuit with a locking NEMA L5-30 plug. It measures 51.5 by 47.2 by 76.7 inches and weighs 600 lb. Panels join with a tool-free magnetic system, and the benches lift out.
An app over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, chromotherapy and Bluetooth, FM and USB audio are built in. Sun Home prints patented shielding but no EMF figure for the model.
Sun Home commissioned and paid for an EMF survey by Vitatech Electromagnetics (report VTE-3534, January 2025); the published summary names no model and gives 0.6 to 4.0 mG at 1 ft and 0.3 to 0.9 mG at 3 ft, the seated distance it states. A Smart TV add-on sells for $1,099.00.
Questions answered from our data

Is Sun Home good?We list 17 Sun Home products and score 17 of them. Their overall scores run from 4.4 to 7.0, with a median of 5.6, against a median of 5.6 for all 17 products we score.
How much does a home sauna cost?The 12 home saunas we list run from $4,999 to $36,399, with a median of $10,499.
How hot does a sauna get?Of the 12 home saunas we list, 12 state a rated maximum temperature; the most common is 161-175°F (6).
How big is a 2-person sauna?Four of the 12 home saunas we list seat two, as their makers count seats.


