Finnleo IS565 InfraSauna
Finnleo IS565 InfraSauna
Overview
The Finnleo IS565 is a spacious five-person InfraSauna that combines wall-to-wall CarbonFlex far-infrared heat with the traditional warmth of a Finnish-built Designer SL2 6.0 kW heater. Designed for indoor use, it offers seating for up to five people or room for two people to lie down, with a hardwired 240-volt connection.
Features
- Combination infrared and traditional sauna heat
- CarbonFlex Low EMR/Low EF infrared heating
- Finnish-built Designer SL2 6.0 kW traditional heater
- SL2-IS control with Wi-Fi and optional mobile app
- Bluetooth sound with heat-resistant speakers
- Six-color chroma-therapy LED ceiling lighting
- Full-sized calf emitter and wall-to-wall IR coverage
- Clear Canadian Hemlock inside and out
- Bronze-tint all-glass door
- Combination door handle and towel bar
- Integral water-resistant flooring
Technical Specifications
- Seating Capacity: Up to 5, or 2 lying down
- Exterior Dimensions: 72-3/4" W x 61-3/4" D x 80" H
- Approximate Unit Weight: ~736 lbs.
- Electrical: 240 V hardwired, 30 A, single phase
- Power: 6,000 W
- Heater: Designer 6.0 kW with CarbonFlex IR
- Control: SL2-IS with Wi-Fi
- Cord Length: N/A
Construction & Installation
- Interior and Exterior Wood: Clear Canadian Hemlock
- Door: Bronze-tint all-glass door, 21-3/4" W x 73-1/2" H
- Minimum Assembly Height: 85 inches
- Required Clearances: 3 inches at the sides and 5 inches overhead
Shipping, Safety & Warranty
- Model: Part 9805-0840, 6.0 kW Designer SL2
- Approximate Palletized Shipping Weight: ~811 lbs.
- Safety: ETL listed
- IR Emitters: 5-year warranty
- Wood Cabinet: 5-year warranty
- Controls: 5-year warranty
Brand
Finnleo
Finnleo InfraSauna Series FAQs
What is a Finnleo InfraSauna?
A Finnleo InfraSauna combines CarbonFlex far-infrared emitters with a Finnish-built traditional sauna heater, providing two sauna experiences within one indoor cabin.
How is an InfraSauna different from a standard infrared sauna?
A standard infrared sauna relies exclusively on infrared emitters. An InfraSauna adds a traditional Finnish heater, giving customers greater flexibility in temperature, humidity, and overall bathing style.
How many people can the InfraSaunas accommodate?
The IS440 accommodates up to two people. The larger IS565 accommodates up to five seated users or provides room for two people to lie down.
What electrical connection does the IS440 require?
The IS440 operates on a 120-volt plug-in connection. It is available in 15-amp, 1,800-watt and 20-amp, 2,400-watt configurations.
What electrical connection does the IS565 require?
The IS565 requires a 240-volt, 30-amp, single-phase hardwired connection. Its Designer SL2 heater and infrared system provide 6,000 watts of power.
Can a Finnleo InfraSauna be installed outdoors?
No. The IS440 and IS565 are designed for indoor installation. The installation area should remain dry and meet the required electrical and clearance specifications.
What installation clearances are required?
Both models require three inches of clearance along the sides and five inches overhead. A minimum ceiling height of 85 inches is required for assembly.
What type of wood is used?
Finnleo InfraSaunas feature Clear Canadian Hemlock on both the interior and exterior. Hemlock provides a clean appearance and remains comfortable in a heated sauna environment.
What comfort and technology features are included?
Standard features include an SL2-IS control with Wi-Fi capability, optional mobile-app control, Bluetooth audio with heat-resistant speakers, six-color chroma-therapy lighting, an all-glass door, a full-sized calf emitter, and water-resistant flooring.
What warranty coverage is included?
Both models include five-year coverage for the infrared emitters, wood cabinet, and controls. Warranty terms should be confirmed with the dealer at the time of purchase.
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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