Sun Home Sauna Models Compared
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Use our guide to narrow the model first, then confirm current pricing and availability at Sun Home.
Compare Solstice, Pod, Equinox, Eclipse, Luminar, Nova, and Solaris by heat type and intended setting.
| Line | Heat | Setting | Red light |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solstice | Far infrared | Indoor | No |
| Pod | Far infrared | Indoor | Integrated |
| Equinox | Full-spectrum infrared | Indoor | No |
| Eclipse | Full-spectrum infrared | Indoor | Integrated |
| Luminar | Full-spectrum infrared | Outdoor | Optional add-on |
| Nova | Traditional | Indoor | No |
| Solaris | Traditional | Outdoor | No |
How to narrow the lineup
Start with heat type. Then eliminate models that do not fit your indoor/outdoor setting, capacity, footprint, and available electrical service. Only after those constraints should convenience features drive the choice.
Why we do not hard-code a “best” model
The right model depends on a buyer’s constraints, and promotions change. We use current manufacturer specifications as factual inputs while keeping the buying judgment tied to your use case.
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A simple way to narrow the lineup
Want traditional heat indoors? Start with Nova. Want traditional heat outdoors? Look at Solaris. For infrared indoors, Solstice is the far infrared family, Equinox adds full spectrum heat, Eclipse combines full spectrum infrared with integrated red light, and Pod gives a compact one person format. Luminar is the outdoor full spectrum family.
After heat and setting, check capacity and electrical requirements. Those two details can eliminate a model faster than a long feature list.
Start with the product family, not the feature count
| Line | Heat | Setting | Red light |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pod | Far infrared | Indoor | Integrated |
| Solstice | Far infrared | Indoor | No integrated system in current comparison |
| Equinox | Full spectrum infrared | Indoor | No integrated system in current comparison |
| Eclipse | Full spectrum infrared | Indoor | Integrated |
| Luminar | Full spectrum infrared | Outdoor | Optional add on |
| Nova | Traditional | Indoor | Not the product focus |
| Solaris | Traditional | Outdoor | Not the product focus |
Electrical planning can decide the shortlist
Sun Home's current specifications range from dedicated 120V 20A requirements on some smaller infrared models to dedicated 30A and 240V circuits on higher draw configurations. That means the exact model and size matter. Check the current manual before electrical work.
Warranty is also model specific
Current warranty terms differ across product families and purchase dates. For orders placed on or after March 2, 2026, Sun Home publishes limited lifetime residential cabinetry and heater coverage for Eclipse and Pod, with limited lifetime defined as up to seven years. Other lines have different schedules. Confirm the exact model terms before buying.
Sun Home Equinox
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