Sauna & Cold Plunge Guide

What does each home sauna need from your house?

Infrared saunas that plug in usually need a 20-amp outlet. Traditional, barrel and outdoor saunas usually need a 240-volt circuit that an electrician wires in. Here's what each company lists.

Checked on each company's website and manual, November 1, 2026 · How we check

Saunas that plug in

Most of these need a 20-amp outlet, not a regular one. How to tell the difference

ModelTypeWhat it needsPlugPriceDetails
ShastaPeak Infrared sauna1 person Regular outlet, 15 amp Regular plug $6,950 Details
Equinox 2Sun Home Infrared sauna2 people 20-amp outlet, own breaker 20-amp plug $6,099 on sale (regular $6,799) Details
Sanctuary 2Clearlight Infrared sauna2 people 20-amp outlet 20-amp plug Ask for a quote Details
mPulse BelieveSunlighten Infrared sauna2 people 20-amp outlet, own breaker 20-amp plug Ask for a quote Details
mPulse AspireSunlighten Infrared sauna1 or 2 people 20-amp outlet, own breaker 20-amp plug Ask for a quote Details

Saunas and heaters that need 240 volts

These need an electrician: a 240-volt outlet or wiring straight to the breaker box.

ModelTypeWhat it needsPlugPriceDetails
Patagonia (outdoor)Peak Outdoor infrared sauna2 people 240-volt, 20 amp, own breaker 240-volt locking plug $10,950 Details
Nova 3Sun Home Traditional sauna3 people 240-volt, 30 amp, own breaker Wired in by an electrician $11,999 Details
Salem barrelAlmost Heaven Barrel sauna2 people 240-volt, 30 amp heater Heater wired in by an electrician $6,706 (no window); $7,105 with window Details
Watoga barrelAlmost Heaven Barrel sauna2 to 4 people 240-volt, 30 amp heater Heater wired in by an electrician $6,183 Details
Sanctuary Outdoor 2Clearlight Outdoor infrared sauna2 people 240-volt, 15 amp 240-volt plug Ask for a quote Details
DROP 6 kW heaterHUUM Sauna heater 240-volt, 30 amp Wired in by an electrician $1,506 (authorized dealer price; HUUM US site unreachable) Details
Cilindro PC90E heaterHarvia Sauna heater 240-volt, breaker size not listed Wired in by an electrician $1,318 (dealer price; harvia.com has no price) Details

"Not listed" means the company doesn't say. A licensed electrician must confirm what your home needs.