Sunlighten Amplify RED III Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna
- Full spectrum infrared
- 3 people
- Up to 161-175°F
- 240V plug-in
SVT Score, Mid
A three-person full spectrum cabin in eucalyptus with built-in red light panels, rated to 170°F, on a 240 V circuit.
$8,599
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Usability
6.0 out of 10Strengths
- Red light panels built into the cabin
- Double-pane glass and stated insulation
- App control plus Bluetooth audio
- Fabric covers over the infrared heaters
- Full spectrum infrared heat with halogen heaters
Drawbacks
- Its own pages disagree on power draw
- Parts-only warranty with no labour cover
- Store pages make wellness claims we do not assess
- Costs more than the same cabin without red light
- Needs a higher-voltage outlet wired by an electrician
A hot cabin with red light panels, at a steep premium
Specs
- TypeInfrared
- HeaterFull spectrum infrared
- FormCabin
- PlacementIndoor
- Seats3 people
- Max Temperature161-175°F
- Min TemperatureNot applicable
- Capacity (Gallons)Not applicable
- ChillerNot applicable
- HeatsNot applicable
- Water CareNot applicable
- Power Supply240V plug-in
- EMF Claimed"Low EMF" with no figure
- EMF MeasuredNot measured
- CertificationsClaimed only
- Warranty3 Years
At a glance
- Five red light panels
- No floor heater
- Magnetic-lock panels
- The company is based in Leawood, Kansas, and was founded in 1999.
- Sunlighten bought the assets of a cold-plunge maker in May 2025 and runs them as its subsidiary Ice Barrel, LLC.
- That subsidiary's own store also sells the Amplify line.
- Sunlighten, Inc. sells saunas from a one-person dome to four-person full spectrum cabins on its own US store, shop-us.sunlighten.com.
- Its mPulse cabins are sold through sauna consultants without a priced cart.
- No Sunlighten store or listing was found on Amazon US in November 2026.
The Sunlighten Amplify RED III is a three-person indoor full spectrum infrared cabin in eucalyptus with seven SoloCarbon far infrared panels and three full spectrum halogen heaters, plus five red and near-infrared light panels.
The spec sheet gives 3,280 W in total, and it needs a dedicated 240 V 20 A circuit with a NEMA 6-20 outlet. The brand rates it to 170°F "in ideal conditions", and the manual says the preset is the maximum setting.
It measures 62.3 by 45.9 by 77.7 inches outside and 56.8 by 39.9 by 70.3 inches inside, and weighs about 710 lb. A double-pane glass door, fabric heater covers, chromotherapy lights, a Bluetooth receiver, app control, a timer and a reservation mode come with it.
The red and near-infrared panels are built into the walls; the brand makes light claims for them that are not assessed here. Backrests, cushions and comfort packages are sold separately.
Questions answered from our data

Is Sunlighten good?We list nine Sunlighten products and score nine of them. Their overall scores run from 3.9 to 5.1, with a median of 4.8, against a median of 5.3 for all 91 products we score.
How much does a home sauna cost?The 81 home saunas we list run from $1,999 to $36,399, with a median of $7,523.
How hot does a sauna get?Of the 81 home saunas we list, 81 state a rated maximum temperature; the most common is 186-194°F (42).
How big is a 2-person sauna?24 of the 81 home saunas we list seat two, as their makers count seats.


