Infrared Sauna Facts — FAQ

Far Infrared Radiant (FIR) refers to radiant heat utilizing far infrared energy. Radiant heat basically means heating a specific item directly, in this application; the human body. Warming the human body with radiant heat most efficiently is accomplished using large, organic nano-carbon™ heater panels which broadcast ‘sunlight’ at the exact frequency at which the human body emits and absorbs maximum radiant energy: 9.4 microns. The far infrared energy bandwidth ranges...

One of the most frequently asked questions we receive regarding how to use a sauna is, “How long does it take for my sauna to warm up?” Answer: Not very long. The Colorado warms up at a rate of 2-3 degrees F per minute. Durango or Rio Grande, a bit faster, at 3-4 degrees/minute. It is important to remember that effective far infrared sauna therapy is not dependent on cabin air temperature....