Sun Home Equinox 2
2-person indoor infrared sauna
Published specifications at research time included a 165°F maximum temperature and a dedicated 20A circuit.
We explain why each product made the shortlist, who it appears best suited for, and what needs verification before purchase. We do not pretend desk research is hands-on testing.
2-person indoor infrared sauna
Published specifications at research time included a 165°F maximum temperature and a dedicated 20A circuit.
2-person outdoor infrared sauna
Purpose-built for outdoor use with a premium design focus, giving buyers a dedicated outdoor infrared option for two people.
Larger outdoor infrared sauna
Large 5-person capacity and a 170°F published maximum make it a strong option for households that want a larger outdoor infrared sauna.
Ice-making cold plunge for buyers prioritizing an integrated premium setup
Published minimum temperature is 28°F, with ozone + UV sanitation and standard 120V/15A GFCI power.
Portable horizontal cold plunge
Sun Home horizontal format; no plumbing required, indoor/outdoor, chills to 32°F, and uses a dedicated standard 15A GFCI circuit.
Compact vertical cold plunge
A smaller-footprint vertical format. Vertical posture gives us a clear buyer use case versus horizontal tubs.
Complete chiller-and-tub system
Complete chiller-and-tub system that chills to 39°F, 30-day trial and 2-year warranty shown. This provides a separate-chiller comparison against integrated systems.
1HP chiller-and-tub bundle
1HP compressor, 36°F target, deep full-body round tub, stronger cooling for hot climates for buyers prioritizing higher cooling capacity in warmer conditions.
High-capacity modular home-backup system
A high-capacity modular battery system for buyers researching home backup power.
1-person full-spectrum infrared sauna
Compact indoor infrared sauna with full-spectrum heat, integrated red-light therapy and Canadian Hemlock construction. Published maximum temperature is 158°F and it is designed to plug into a standard household outlet.
2-person full-spectrum infrared sauna
Larger two-person indoor option with full-spectrum infrared heat, full-body red-light therapy and Canadian Hemlock construction. Published maximum temperature is 158°F and the current specifications call for a dedicated 20A NEMA 5-20 outlet.
1-person traditional indoor/outdoor sauna
Compact traditional sauna built for indoor or outdoor use, with a Harvia 3.5kW heater and published maximum temperature of 200°F. It offers a very different heat experience from the infrared models in this guide.
Open-plan studio / ADU-scale shell
A design-forward 12×30 structure suited to a backyard studio, workshop or flexible additional space. Compare shell, 3-season and 4-season packages based on how the building will actually be used.
Four-season cabin / guest-space project
A larger 480-square-foot footprint for buyers planning a substantial cabin, guest space or insulated workspace. Package choice changes what remains for the owner or contractor to complete.
Two-room studio + storage layout
A flexible two-room design with separate exterior access, useful when one structure needs to support both studio/workspace and equipment or storage needs.
Premium one-person infrared sauna with integrated red-light therapy.
A premium one-person format for buyers prioritizing a permanent infrared installation with integrated red-light capability.
Customizable indoor infrared sauna line for larger households and tailored dimensions.
A custom-oriented indoor option for buyers whose room dimensions and capacity needs do not fit a standard cabin.
Permanent outdoor infrared sauna designed for year-round exterior installation.
A higher-investment outdoor infrared option for buyers planning a permanent exterior wellness space.
2-person full-spectrum infrared sauna
House of LAS review note: This is a research-based shortlist pick, not a hands-on test. A useful comparison for buyers who want a two-person indoor infrared sauna with simpler 120V electrical requirements.
6-person indoor hybrid sauna
House of LAS review note: This is a research-based shortlist pick, not a hands-on test. The hybrid heat formats and six-person capacity make this meaningfully different from the smaller infrared models in the shortlist.
3-person traditional outdoor sauna
House of LAS review note: This is a research-based shortlist pick, not a hands-on test. It gives the shortlist a compact outdoor traditional option and a different heat experience from the infrared-heavy choices.
Cedar cold plunge with integrated temperature control
House of LAS review note: This is a research-based shortlist pick, not a hands-on test. Its cedar barrel-style design and integrated hot/cold system give buyers a materially different format to compare with horizontal and inflatable-style plunge systems.
Rectangular premium cold plunge system
House of LAS review note: This is a research-based shortlist pick, not a hands-on test. It adds a more conventional premium rectangular format for buyers who prefer easier entry posture and a built-in-looking installation.
All-area cleaner for larger in-ground pools
House of LAS research note: The fit here is comprehensive cleaning—one machine covering substantially more of the pool than floor-and-wall-only robots.
Floor-and-wall cleaning for typical residential pools
House of LAS research note: This is the simpler comparison point for buyers who want automated floor-and-wall cleaning without paying for the X1 Pro Max's full surface-to-depth feature set.
Solar-powered surface skimmer
House of LAS research note: Compare this as a surface-maintenance tool—not as a substitute for a floor-and-wall robot.