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Clearlight

Clearlight Sanctuary Outdoor 2 2-person

The Sanctuary 2’s heater package in an outdoor-rated shell: DriftwoodTec weather-resistant exterior, Mahogany interior, and an outdoor sauna cover included. The brand’s site advertises financing from $172/mo; confirm current terms at checkout.

$8,599 reg $9,299

Prices verified Sept 2026 — check live pricing.

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Key specs

Seats2 people
RatingOutdoor-rated
Heater typeFull spectrum True Wave
HeatersSame True Wave package as Sanctuary 2 (two 500W full-spectrum front + far-infrared back/sides/calves/under floor)
Exterior73.75 in W × 67.5 in D × 83.5 in H, with roof cap (9 in overhang)
Interior50.5 in W × 47 in D × 71.5 in H
Weight765 lbs
Electrical240V / 2320W / 9.7A — plug: NEMA 6-15P (240V outlet)
FinishDriftwoodTec weather-resistant exterior; Mahogany interior
ExtrasOutdoor sauna cover included
Price$8,599 Mahogany interior (reg $9,299)
EMFLow EMF/ELF (brand claim)
How we score it

The five-criteria rubric

1. Observed price

Listed at $8,599 (compare-at $9,299). 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 infrared convenience in an outdoor setting — the patio or deck version of the Sanctuary 2.

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 infrared convenience in an outdoor setting — the patio or deck version of the Sanctuary 2.

Where it falls short

Where it falls short: 240V power and 765 lbs — delivery placement and an electrician are part of the real cost.

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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