Question 1

How do I check out using Affirm?

Accepted Answer

Affirm financing is available at checkout. To use it, ensure you are not signed into Shop Pay on your device (or use a different device), proceed through checkout, and at the Payment Method step select Alternative Payment Methods and choose Affirm. You will be redirected to complete Affirm's approval process.

Question 2

Can I use HSA or FSA funds to buy a Sun Home sauna or cold plunge?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We partner with TrueMed, which allows eligible customers to use HSA/FSA funds after completing a brief health survey. For reimbursement or eligibility questions, contact TrueMed directly at support@truemed.com.

Question 3

What shipping options does Sun Home offer?

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Sun Home offers two main shipping methods for saunas and cold plunges. Standard curbside freight is included — the carrier unloads the pallet at the end of your driveway, and you are responsible for moving the components to the install location. Room of Choice is an upgraded delivery service that brings your unit to a garage, covered patio, or interior room of your choice, with packaging removal included. Contact our support team prior to shipment for Room of Choice availability and pricing. Small parcel items (infrared blankets, accessories, inflatable cold plunges) ship via standard carriers like FedEx, UPS, or USPS.

Question 4

How long does delivery take?

Accepted Answer

Large freight items (saunas and the Cold Plunge Pro) take approximately 2 to 4 weeks total. This includes warehouse preparation — most in-stock items leave within 7 business days — freight transit of 10 to 16 days, and delivery scheduling at your local terminal. Small parcel items (infrared blankets, accessories, inflatable cold plunges) typically arrive within 3 to 7 business days. Made-to-order models such as Solaris are built after purchase and have variable timelines. Preorder and backorder items show estimated shipping dates at checkout.

Question 5

What is Room of Choice delivery?

Accepted Answer

Room of Choice is our upgraded delivery service. A professional team brings your sauna or cold plunge components to a garage, covered patio, or interior room of your choice, then removes and disposes of all packaging materials. Room of Choice does not include assembly or installation, and is not available for hard-to-reach or unsafe placement areas. Contact our support team prior to shipment for availability and pricing.

Question 6

How difficult is Sun Home sauna assembly?

Accepted Answer

Most Sun Home indoor saunas can be assembled in 1 to 2 hours with 2 people, or 2 to 3 hours alone. Basic tools are required — typically a Phillips screwdriver, rubber mallet, step ladder, and Allen key, depending on the model. Outdoor saunas (Luminar) and traditional saunas (Solaris) involve a more comprehensive installation and may take longer. Step-by-step instructions are on each model's product page. Professional installation through Pure Install is also available in select locations.

Question 7

What electrical requirements do Sun Home saunas need?

Accepted Answer

Every Sun Home sauna requires a dedicated circuit — no other appliances on the breaker. Specifications by model: Eclipse 2-Person uses 120V on a 30A circuit (NEMA L5-30P locking). Eclipse 4-Person uses 240V on a 30A circuit (NEMA L6-30P locking). Luminar 2-Person uses 240V on a 20A circuit (NEMA L6-20P locking, GFCI required). Luminar 5-Person uses 240V on a 30A circuit (NEMA L6-30P locking, GFCI required). Equinox 2- and 3-Person, Solstice 1- to 3-Person, and Pod 1-Person all use 120V on a 20A circuit (NEMA 5-20P). Solstice 4-Person uses 240V on a 20A circuit (NEMA 6-20P, non-locking). Solaris S and M are hard-wired (no plug) on 240V — a licensed electrician is required. Cold Plunge Pro and Pro APEX run on a dedicated 120V GFCI-protected circuit. See the Electrical Requirements Overview article for the full per-model breakdown.

Question 8

Do Sun Home cold plunges require plumbing?

Accepted Answer

The Cold Plunge Pro and Cold Plunge Pro APEX require no external plumbing — the chiller, filtration, and plumbing are built in. After basic setup, plug into a dedicated 120V GFCI outlet and the system begins automated cooling. The inflatable Cold Plunge Standard uses an external chiller connected to the tub via hoses (tub-to-chiller-to-tub). All cold plunges need a dedicated 120V GFCI-protected outlet, a flat level surface that can support up to 4,000+ lbs when filled, and access to a hose for filling and draining. Initial cooling typically takes about 8 hours to reach 37 to 46°F.

Question 9

What warranty do Sun Home saunas come with?

Accepted Answer

Warranty coverage varies by product. For residential use: Eclipse, Pod, and Luminar infrared saunas include limited lifetime coverage on cabinetry and heaters (up to 7 years), 3 years on controls, and 1 year on LED lighting, glass doors, and audio. Equinox and Solstice infrared saunas are covered for 7 years on cabinetry and heaters, 3 years on controls, and 1 year on glass doors and audio. Cold plunges have a 1-year residential limited warranty. Solaris traditional saunas have a 3-year warranty on cabinetry. Infrared blankets and red light therapy products have a 1-year warranty. During the first 90 days after delivery, parts, labor, and shipping are all included; after 90 days, the warranty becomes parts-only. Commercial use has separate, shorter coverage. See the Warranty Coverage Overview article for full details.

Question 10

What is infrared and what is full-spectrum infrared?

Accepted Answer

Infrared is a form of light energy that you feel as heat. Unlike traditional saunas that heat the air around you, infrared warms your body directly — allowing for faster warm-up times and lower ambient temperatures. Sun Home product lines vary in spectrum coverage. Eclipse, Equinox, and Luminar saunas deliver full-spectrum infrared. Solstice saunas deliver far-infrared. Pod saunas deliver far-infrared plus integrated red light therapy. See the Infrared Technology Explained article for more detail.

Question 11

What are the EMF levels on Sun Home saunas?

Accepted Answer

Sun Home infrared saunas operate at approximately 0.3 to 0.5 milligauss (mG) at the seating position — far below common safety thresholds and lower than many household appliances. The low-EMF design uses advanced heater engineering, optimized wiring layout, and 99% emissivity. Readings are validated through third-party testing.

Question 12

What is the difference between Cold Plunge Pro and Cold Plunge Pro APEX?

Accepted Answer

Cold Plunge Pro and Cold Plunge Pro APEX share the same cold-immersion technology — they differ in form factor. Both include integrated chilling with ice generation, dual-pump filtration, ozone and UV water sanitization, and a touchscreen control panel with Wi-Fi connectivity. Both run on a dedicated 120V GFCI-protected circuit. Initial cooling typically takes about 8 hours to reach 37 to 46°F. See each model's product page for size, weight, and material specifics.

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