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Clearlight

Clearlight Sanctuary 2 2-person

Clearlight’s flagship two-person cabin: full-spectrum True Wave heaters — far-infrared across the back, sides, calves and floor plus two 500W full-spectrum front-wall heaters — with 12-color chromotherapy, an ergonomic backrest, and app control. The brand’s site advertises financing from $146/mo; confirm current terms at checkout.

$7,299 reg $7,799

Prices verified Sept 2026 — check live pricing.

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Key specs

Seats2 people
Heater typeFull spectrum True Wave
HeatersTrue Wave carbon/ceramic far-infrared (back, sides, behind calves, under floor) + two 500W True Wave full-spectrum front-wall heaters
Exterior51.75 in W × 47.75 in D × 77 in H
Interior46.5 in W × 44.25 in D × 72.5 in H
Weight450 lbs
Electrical120V / 2260W / 18.83A — plug: NEMA 5-20P (120V/20A outlet)
Wood optionsBasswood — $7,299 (reg $7,799) / Mahogany — $7,699 (reg $8,199)
Extras12-color chromotherapy; chiropractor-designed ergonomic backrest; digital keypad + tablet/smartphone app; Bluetooth/AUX audio
EMFLow EMF/ELF (brand claim)
How we score it

The five-criteria rubric

1. Observed price

Listed at $7,299 (compare-at $7,799). 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: buyers who want the most complete two-person infrared cabin — full spectrum heat, app control, and the longest feature list in 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: buyers who want the most complete two-person infrared cabin — full spectrum heat, app control, and the longest feature list in the Clearlight line.

Where it falls short

Where it falls short: it needs a dedicated 20A outlet — a standard 15A circuit won’t do, so budget an electrician if you don’t have one.

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.

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