Finnleo S-810 Infrared Sauna
Finnleo S-810 Infrared Sauna
Overview
Ideal for those having minimal space available and/or for those using their sauna solo, the Model S-810 has a footprint of only 9 sq. ft. The diminutive S-810 may be compact but it has the same luxurious features as larger models: Pure Infra Low EMR/Low EF, all-glass front wall, valance and bench skirt lighting with white lights and color light therapy. “Lack of space” is no longer a limitation. This model can be installed into a corner of almost any room.
Features
- Bluetooth Sound System
- Elegant LED Lighting
- Full-Sized Calf Emitters
- Wall-to-Wall Heat Coverage
- All-Glass Front Wall
- Canadian Hemlock Inside & Out
- IL2 Control System
- Combination Door Handle
- In-Bench Far-Infrared Emitter
- Matte Black Metallic Floor Emitter
Technical
- Dimensions: 36"W x 36"D x 76 1/2"H
- Weight: ~270 lbs.
- Square Footage: 7.1
- Cubic Footage: 43.6
- Seats: 2 Person
- Electrical: 120 V Plug-in, 15 Amp
- Cord Length: ~6'
- Shipping Weight: ~345 lbs.
- Door Dimensions: 21 5/8" x 68 3/4"
Construction
- Exterior Material:Â Clear Canadian Hemlock Wood
- Interior Material: Clear Canadian Hemlock Wood
- Heater: Piccolo Mini
- Assembly: "Pin-and-Hook" wall attachment system
- Clearance Required: 3" Side and 8" Overhead
Performance
- Part Number: 9804-4410
- Heater Model: CarbonFlex IR
- Lighting Type: In-Backrest LED
- Control Type: IL2-WiFi
Brand
Finnleo
Finnleo S-Series FAQs
What is the Finnleo S-Series?
The Finnleo S-Series is a collection of freestanding indoor infrared saunas designed for convenient at-home wellness. The lineup includes six models with seating capacities ranging from one to four people.
How is an S-Series infrared sauna different from a traditional sauna?
S-Series saunas use infrared emitters to warm the body more directly at a lower air temperature. They do not use a traditional heater, sauna stones or water-over-rock steam.
Which Finnleo S-Series models are available?
The collection includes:
- S-810: One person
- S-820: Up to two people
- S-825: Up to two people with additional interior room
- S-830: Up to three people with room to lie down
- S-840: Up to four people with flexible U-shaped seating
- S-870: Up to three people in a corner-friendly layout
What type of infrared heating does the S-Series use?
S-Series saunas use CarbonFlex emitters and Finnleo’s Pure Infra low-EMR/low-EF technology. Emitters are positioned along the walls, seat, floor and calf areas to provide even, full-body heat coverage.
What electrical connection does an S-Series sauna require?
Every S-Series model operates on 120 volts. Electrical requirements vary between a standard 15-amp outlet and a dedicated 20-amp outlet, depending on the model. Customers should confirm the exact requirement before installation.
Can an S-Series sauna be installed outdoors?
No. Finnleo S-Series saunas are designed for indoor use. Suitable locations may include a home gym, wellness room, finished basement, bathroom suite or other climate-controlled interior space.
Are S-Series saunas difficult to assemble?
S-Series saunas use prefabricated, prewired panels and a Pin-and-Hook wall-locking system to simplify assembly. Customers should still confirm delivery access, door swing, floor requirements and the required side and overhead clearances before installation.
Can an S-Series sauna be controlled with a mobile app?
Yes. S-Series models include Finnleo’s InfraLogic2 control with Wi-Fi and mobile app connectivity. Users can control functions such as power, session time, temperature, lighting and compatible audio features.
Do S-Series saunas include lighting and Bluetooth audio?
Yes. Standard comfort features include RGBW color LED lighting and an integrated Bluetooth sound system. Customers can personalize the lighting and listen to music, podcasts or other audio during a session.
What warranty comes with a Finnleo S-Series sauna?
Current manufacturer specifications list five-year warranty coverage for the infrared emitters, wood cabinet and controls. Customers should review Finnleo’s complete warranty terms for coverage requirements, limitations and registration information.
Sauna Safety Tips
Saunas can be a relaxing and beneficial part of a wellness routine, but it is important to use them safely. Start with shorter sessions, especially if you are new to sauna use, and limit most sessions to about 15–20 minutes. Drink plenty of water before and after using the sauna, and avoid alcohol before, during, or immediately after your session, since heat and sweating can increase the risk of dehydration or dizziness. Always cool down gradually after exiting the sauna, and leave right away if you feel lightheaded, nauseous, weak, or uncomfortable. People who are pregnant, have heart conditions, low or high blood pressure, or other medical concerns should speak with a healthcare provider before using a sauna.
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