Infrared Sauna Technology

IR Ceramic Emitter

	The starter model, introducing the modern world of Wellness. Infrared radiation is released at specific points in the area of the ceramic emitters. The emission temperature is quite high and must be constantly regulated. This produces fluctuations in temperature and radiation and produces additional heat through convection (= sauna effect).
				The heat from ceramic emitters is given out in the form of specific point radiation. This means: •infrared radiation is released at specific points in the area of the emitter. • no radiation to the side of the emitter. • high emission temperature in the rest area; the heat is given out in wave form with fluctuations in temperature and radiation. • higher emission temperature in the lower area. • Surface temperature of the ceramic emitter after 15 minutes heating time is over 300ºC. • Minimum distance (6 cm) to radiation source is required.• After 5 minutes heating up time at 20ºC outside temperature approx. 45% of the maximum radiation intensity is reached. A higher effect on convection heat.
	1 The ceramic emitters produce heat in wave form with fluctuations in temperature and radiation. 2 Room temperature in wave form with fluctuations in temperature.

IR Foil Heating

The standard model for individualists with a feeling for natural vitality. Infrared radiation is released at a constant rate throughout the cabin, so the temperature remains stable. The heating foil is located behind a wooden panel through which the waves are dispersed. The heating foil system produces very little additional heat through convection.
			With the foil heating system, the heat is given out in the whole cabin area. This means: • a pleasant emission temperature in the rest area and no minimum distance required. • constant infrared radiation at an even temperature: the heat penetrates the surface of the skin evenly. • a lower radiation intensity than with heating panels; the heating is located behind the wooden facing so the waves are dispersed. • Surface temperature of foil after 15 minutes heating time is around 50ºC. • After 5 minutes heating-up time at 20ºC outside temperature approx. 45% of the maximum radiation intensity is reached. A greater effect on convection heat.
1 The foil produces heat in wave form with some fluctuation in radiation 2 Actual room temperature (temperature remains constant)

IR Heating Panels

For those seeking a more distinctive wellness experience. This superior system allows the heat to be released evenly using heating panels placed around the cabin. The infra-red radiation is constant and the temperature thus also remains constant. The heat can penetrate the skin more evenly. The panel heating system produces very little heat through convection.
			The panel heaters located around the sauna interior ensure the heat is distributed evenly inside the cabin. This means: • the panels are positioned to ensure that the whole body benefits from the IR radiation. • constant infra-red radiation at an even temperature: the heat penetrates the surface of the skin evenly. • the path taken by the waves is straight, so there is no unnecessary radiation in the head area. • less radiation in the lower area (beneficial for varicose veins and other circulatory problems related to the veins). • pleasant emission temperature in the rest area and no minimum distance required. • Surface temperature of the panels after 15 minutes heating time is around 80ºC. • After 5 minutes heating-up time at 20ºC outside temperature approx 63% of the maximum radiation intensity is reached. Very little effect on convection.
1 This system produces a constant heat with the panels at a constant temperature. 2 Actual room temperature(temperature remains constant)

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