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Infrared vs Traditional Sauna — Which Fits the Project?
The better choice depends on how the room is used and serviced. Infrared can suit compact dry recovery rooms, while traditional sauna creates a different heat environment and may require a more substantial heater, ventilation and outdoor-envelope pathway.
Planning guidance — final supplied configuration remains project-specific.
Do not transfer one system's evidence to the other
Electrical approval, heater data and installation requirements need to follow the exact selected sauna and heater configuration.
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