Custom Infrared Sauna — US-Standard 120V & OEM Saunas

About US-standard and custom saunas

Sauna design desk with wood samples and control panel prototype

This line groups the models most often ordered for private label in North America: 120V plug-in cabins with low-EMF carbon heaters, named series from 1 to 5 people, and versions with red light panels. Specifications list an 18–65 °C (64–149 °F) operating range and CE and ETL certification on many models.

Use these as a starting point for your own range. Wood, heater layout, control panel, door and window glass, logo and packaging can all be changed. Visit OEM & ODM to configure a build or send drawings for a new design.

What a custom infrared sauna can change

Area	Options
Cabin	Wood species, size and layout
Heat	Heater type and positions, voltage
Controls and fittings	Control panel, glass and windows, lighting and audio
Brand	Logo placement, manuals, printed cartons

Custom built infrared saunas and built-in rooms

Beyond catalogue models, we build custom infrared saunas to your drawings, including cabins sized to fit a specific alcove, basement or amenity room. Share the room dimensions, door position and power supply, and we reply with options, drawings and a quote. Our project support includes graphic design and 3D models, so you can review the cabin, branding and packaging before a pre-production sample is built. Designs and artwork you supply remain yours, and we can sign a non-disclosure agreement before you share them.

Planning a 120V range

Smaller 120V cabins are designed for household outlets, but larger cabins draw more current. Use the power calculator with the listed wattage and read 110–120V vs 220–240V planning. The full set of plug-in models across all lines is in 120V plug-in saunas.

How a private label order runs

Brief: your market, target price, quantities and any reference model.
Proposal: options, drawings, graphic proofs and 3D renders, with a quote.
Sample: a pre-production sample for approval.
Production and shipping: cabins ship as single items in export cartons with panels pre-assembled.

Who this line suits

Distributors building a North American infrared range, online retailers launching their own brand, and contractors fitting amenity rooms in apartments, hotels and gyms. Catalogue models give a fast route to market; custom builds suit buyers who need a size, layout or look that is not in the catalogue. See how cabins are built and checked on the factory page, or read how to choose a sauna manufacturer.

Buying guides for this range

Sauna Manufacturers: How to Choose a Sauna Supplier

How to vet sauna manufacturers: check safety listings, heater sourcing, wood grade, EMF data, QC, OEM options and samples before you place a first order.

How to Import Saunas from China: A B2B Guide

How to import saunas from China: vetting a manufacturer, certifications (ETL, UL, CE, FCC), Incoterms 2020, container loading, duties and timelines.

Sauna Electrical Requirements: 120V vs 240V Circuits

Sauna electrical requirements explained: 120V vs 240V, infrared and heater power needs, dedicated circuits, amps from watts, the 125% rule and 208V.

FAQ

Are these saunas ETL listed for the US market?

Many models in this line list CE and ETL certification. Certification applies to a specific build, so confirm the certified configuration and request certificate copies with your quote, especially if you change heaters, voltage or the control panel, because changes can fall outside the certified build.

Can I sell these under my own brand?

Yes. Private label covers logo placement, control panel branding, manuals and printed cartons. Share your artwork and we prepare graphic proofs and 3D renders before production, followed by a pre-production sample for your approval. Designs and artwork you supply remain yours.

Do 120V models plug into a standard outlet?

Smaller 120V cabins are designed for household outlets, but larger cabins draw more current. Use the power calculator with the listed wattage, and have an electrician confirm the circuit. A dedicated circuit is the safest choice for any sauna, and the 120V plug-in collection lists rated power for every model.

Can you build a custom infrared sauna to my drawings?

Yes. Send drawings or room dimensions with the capacity, wood, heater type, voltage and finish you want. We reply with options, drawings and a quote, then build a pre-production sample for approval. Designs you supply remain yours, and we can sign an NDA first.

Can you make a built-in infrared sauna for a specific room?

Yes. Cabins can be sized and laid out to fit an alcove, basement or amenity room, with door position, glass and controls planned around the space. Share the room dimensions, door location and power supply so we can propose a layout.

Not sure which model fits?

Tell us the market, room size and quantity. We will shortlist models and quote.

US-Standard and Custom Infrared Saunas

1-Person Hemlock and Red Cedar Low EMF Infrared Sauna, 120V

1-Person Canadian Red Cedar Low EMF Far Infrared Sauna, 120V

2-Person Canadian Hemlock Low EMF Infrared Sauna with 8 Heaters

2-Person Red Cedar Low EMF Infrared Sauna with 8 Carbon Heaters

2-Person Red Cedar Infrared Sauna Cabin with 11 Carbon Heaters, 240V

2-Person Canadian Hemlock Infrared Sauna, 120V (120 × 100 cm)

2-Person Commercial Red Cedar Low EMF Sauna, 240V 2660W

3-Person Red Cedar Low EMF Far Infrared Sauna, 120V

3-Person Canadian Red Cedar Sauna with 9 Carbon Panel Heaters

3-Person Canadian Hemlock Low EMF Far Infrared Sauna, 120V

4-5 Person Red Cedar Low EMF Infrared Sauna with 16 Carbon Heaters

4-Person Canadian Hemlock Low EMF Infrared Sauna, 240V

4-Person Red Cedar Infrared Sauna with Red Light Panel, 120V

4-Person Canadian Hemlock Sauna with 12 Low EMF Carbon Heaters

Hemlock and Red Cedar Low EMF Infrared Sauna, 120V (117 × 107 cm)