Clearlight Premier 1 1-person
A one-person far-infrared cabin with Clearlight’s True Wave carbon/ceramic heaters — including an under-floor foot heater — in Basswood or Mahogany. The brand’s site advertises financing from $108/mo; confirm current terms at checkout.
Prices verified Sept 2026 — check live pricing.
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Key specs
| Seats | 1 person |
|---|---|
| Heater type | Far infrared True Wave heaters |
| Heaters | True Wave carbon/ceramic far-infrared; under-floor foot heater |
| Wood options | Basswood — $5,399 (reg $5,899) / Mahogany — $5,799 (reg $6,299) |
| Audio | Bluetooth/MP3 |
| EMF | Low EMF/ELF (brand claim) |
The five-criteria rubric
1. Observed price
Listed at $5,399 (compare-at $5,899). Prices verified Sept 2026 — check live pricing.
2. Published warranty
Clearlight advertises a “True Lifetime Warranty” (residential). Read the exact coverage terms on their warranty page before you buy.
3. Support & installation
Ships with free shipping per the brand; Clearlight’s support team handles install questions. Electrical needs vary by model — check the specs above.
4. Use-case fit
Tends to suit: solo users with a compact corner — the smallest footprint into the Clearlight line.
5. Ownership reality
Infrared cabins sip power compared with traditional saunas, but the Sanctuary 2 needs a dedicated 20A circuit and the Outdoor 2 needs 240V — an electrician is part of the true cost if your panel isn’t ready.
Tends to suit
Tends to suit: solo users with a compact corner — the smallest footprint into the Clearlight line.
Where it falls short
Where it falls short: one person only — no stretching out, no sauna dates.
Warranty
Clearlight advertises a “True Lifetime Warranty” (residential). Read the exact coverage terms on their warranty page before you buy.
This guide is for general information only and isn’t medical advice. Talk to your doctor before starting heat or cold therapy.