Two of the best-known premium infrared brands, and neither publishes a price. Here's how their 2-person models compare on everything they do publish.
On paper they're very close: same outlet, same footprint, similar power. Clearlight wins on warranty (lifetime residential vs Sunlighten's 7 years on cabinet and heaters). Sunlighten publishes more detail: assembly time, a named EMF tester, and full spec sheets. Get written quotes from both; price is the missing piece.
Price on request (financing from $146/mo)
Lifetime residential warranty. Mahogany or basswood, heaters behind the calves and under the floor.
Ask for a price at Clearlight ↗Price on request
7 years on cabinet and heaters, a named EMF tester, and a stated 1–2 hour assembly.
Ask for a price at Sunlighten ↗Buttons go to the seller's own page. We don't earn from them yet.
| Sauna | Price seen | Power | Heater | Max temp | Warranty | Wood | Outside size | Assembly | EMF claim (brand's words) | Shipping |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunlighten mPulse Believe Infrared, indoor | Price on request | Dedicated 120V / 20A outlet | Full spectrum (far, mid and near infrared + red LED) | Not stated | 7 yr cabinet and heaters; 3 yr controls; 1 yr glass and audio | Basswood or eucalyptus | 51.7" W × 47.6" D × 79" H | 1–2 hours, two people | Says third-party tested by Vitatech Electromagnetics | Free (contiguous US) |
| Sunlighten Amplify II Infrared, indoor | Price on request | Dedicated 120V / 20A outlet | Far infrared + 3 full-spectrum heaters | 170°F | 7 yr cabinet and heaters; 3 yr controls; 1 yr glass and audio | Basswood or eucalyptus | 50.9" W × 45.9" D × 77.7" H | Not stated | "Ultra-low EMF" (spec sheet) | Free (contiguous US) |
| Clearlight Sanctuary 2 Infrared, indoor | Price on request (financing from $146/mo) | Dedicated 120V / 20A outlet | Full spectrum (2 full-spectrum + far infrared on walls, calves, floor) | Not stated | "True Lifetime Warranty" (residential) | Mahogany or basswood | 51.75" W × 47.75" D × 77" H | Not stated | Says its heaters "cancel out both EMF and ELF" | Free |
Clearlight: "True Lifetime Warranty" (residential).
Sunlighten: 7 years on cabinetry and heaters, 3 years on controls, 1 year on glass doors and audio.
Clearlight: mahogany or basswood.
Sunlighten: basswood or eucalyptus.
Both sell full-spectrum heating. Clearlight lists heaters on the back and side walls, behind the calves and under the floor. Sunlighten's Amplify II adds three high-intensity full-spectrum heaters and reaches 170°F.
Sunlighten says 1–2 hours with two people for the Believe. Clearlight says "easy assembly" without a time.
Both need a dedicated 120V / 20A circuit with a NEMA 5-20 plug, draw about 2.3 kW, measure roughly 51" × 46–48" × 77–79", and ship free. Running cost is about the same: up to $0.31 a session for the Clearlight.
If you'd rather not request quotes, other 2-person cabins on the same 20A outlet do publish prices. See the infrared comparison.
On published specs they're close: both 2-person cabins need a dedicated 120V / 20A outlet, are about the same size, and draw about 2.3 kW. Clearlight's lifetime residential warranty is the clearest difference; Sunlighten gives 7 years on cabinet and heaters.
Neither publishes a price on its product pages. Sunlighten asks you to request pricing; Clearlight shows financing from $146 a month. Ask both for a written quote including delivery.
Both claim low EMF. Sunlighten says its mPulse Believe was tested by Vitatech Electromagnetics; Clearlight says its heaters cancel EMF and ELF. We haven't measured either.
Each opened on 2 November 2026. Prices change often, especially around sales.