The Sun Home Eclipse 2 is a two-person indoor infrared sauna built from Canadian Hemlock with a double-walled cabin construction and a magnetic gasket door. The heating system combines six far-infrared heaters positioned across the walls, calves, and floor with two full-spectrum heaters integrated into the back wall, along with two built-in red light therapy panels. Maximum cabin temperature is rated at 165°F. The unit operates on a dedicated 120V / 30A circuit with a NEMA L5-30 twist-lock outlet, draws 2,820W at 23.5A, and ships with a 9.5-foot power cord exiting from the top center of the back panel. Assembled dimensions are 51.5 inches wide by 47.2 inches deep by 76.7 inches tall, with an interior of 42.8 inches wide by 42.2 inches deep by 71.5 inches tall, and an assembled weight of 600 lbs. The cabin includes app control via the Sun Home Saunas app over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth audio, chromotherapy lighting, and assembles with a tool-free panel system. The Eclipse 2 carries a limited lifetime warranty.
The Freshly Charged Take
Jimmy already owns a traditional outdoor sauna that nears temperatures of 200°F, which made him a more skeptical than most. This review covers his months of real ownership experience with the Sun Home Saunas Eclipse, including independent temperature and EMF testing he ran himself, a direct comparison against his existing traditional sauna, and an candid breakdown of what the red light therapy integration actually delivers versus what the marketing around it claims. The verdict is conditional: at $10,000, the Eclipse makes sense for a specific buyer, and Jimmy explains exactly who that is.
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