
Grab our pricelist to start your wellness journey with Clearlight® Saunas.
Register now to claim your personalised discount from your dedicated Sauna Expert.
Reset, recover and save now.
Who we are
Clearlight is a place dedicated to the pursuit of restoration. A collective of infrared saunas and wellness solutions built for where you call home.
We pour our passion for wellness into bringing you the highest quality products and services, based on strict standards, science-backed evidence, customer feedback and a desire to set the industry standard.
The Clearlight Difference
Top Reasons
Complete Lifetime Warranty
Your Clearlight® Sauna comes with another exclusive – the Clearlight Infrared® Lifetime Warranty for Residential customers. We believe an investment with Clearlight into your wellness should last you a lifetime.
Ultra Low EMF & ELF
We've pioneered the lowest EMF and ELF exposure by combining exclusive EMF shielding technology with our already virtually zero EMF and ELF output True Wave™ heaters.
Easy Flat-Pack Assembly
With two people and requiring only a screwdriver, our flat pack construction makes DIY assembly fast and easy, for plug 'n' play straight from the box, so you can start experiencing the benefits instantly.
High Performance Heaters
Our patent-pending True Wave II™ infrared heaters are the only hybrid Carbon & Ceramic heaters on the market. This innovative fusion provides optimal, efficient, and safe therapeutic heat.
Eco Certified & No VOCs
All Clearlight Saunas are crafted with FSC Certified timber, free from VOCs, and use non-toxic glues and varnishes. Free from chemicals and harmful fumes, you can rest assured you and your family are safe.
Optional Add Ons
Transform your sauna into the complete wellness tool with our exclusive range of the wellness technology add-ons, supercharging your sauna experience with multiple therapies in-one.
Strategic Heater Placement
Our heaters are strategically placed for maximum benefits by targeting specific areas of the body to heat the body's core, producing optimum therapeutic benefits with superb efficiency.
Energy Efficient
Engineered for energy efficiency, and without compromise, our sauna heater technology provides optimal therapeutic heat with minimal warm-up times, and costing only 20 - 40 cents per hour to operate.
Positive Action for our Planet
For every sauna sold, we protect 2m2 of endangered rainforest, increase forest coverage by planting 5 trees, rescue 1 kg of food waste from landfill and provide 4 days of renewable lighting to communities in need.
Book a call
Looking for a great deal on an infrared sauna but don't know where to start? We're here to provide you with industry insights and knowledge that you need to make an informed decision.
Save yourself hours and days worth of research in as little a 15 minutes. It's well worth your time!
FAQs
What is an Infrared Sauna?
Infrared Saunas operate on the principle of radiant heat, a form of energy that warms objects directly without having to heat the air in between.
The term ”infrared“ might sound technical, but it’s important to note that it refers to non-ionising radiation, which is different from the potentially harmful ionising radiation emitted by, for example, X-rays. Infrared radiation is not only safe for the human body but provides a soothing internal warmth that provides several potential benefits. They come in various size and styles and elevate your in-home self-care routine like none other, bringing a spa-like luxury to your everyday life.
How Does an Infrared Sauna Work?
Unlike traditional saunas that use steam or dry heat to warm the air, infrared saunas use infrared light waves to penetrate and directly heat up the body’s tissues. These infrared waves, part of the electromagnetic spectrum, are absorbed by the skin and muscles. This deeply penetrates the body, increasing its core temperature and stimulating the detoxification processes.
Another beautiful perk of infrared saunas is their ability to operate at a lower ambient temperature, typically between 48.8-65.5 degrees Celsius. This – compared to traditional saunas, which often reach up to 90.5 degrees – creates a more pleasant yet thoroughly effective environment for those who may find the intense heat of a traditional sauna to be too much.
How Often Should I Use an Infrared Sauna?
We don’t blame you if you never want to leave your sauna. However, it’s important to regulate your usage based on your health and lifestyle. For most people, using an infrared sauna 3-4 times a week is ideal (and safe).
It’s always wise to start with shorter sessions (around 10-15 minutes), then gradually increase the duration to 20-30 minutes as your body acclimatises to the heat. Ensure to stay hydrated before, during, and after each session.
Most importantly, always do what feels right for your body, and don’t push yourself too far. Everyone is different, and if you start to feel lightheaded, dizzy, or uncomfortably hot, it's time to leave the sauna.
What is the Difference Between an Infrared Sauna and a Steam Sauna?
The main difference between infrared saunas and traditional steam saunas is the way heat is produced. While infrared saunas utilise infrared light to directly warm the body, traditional steam saunas generate heat by warming the surrounding air. This difference results in distinct experiences, with infrared saunas typically operating at lower temperatures and providing a less humid, more comfortable environment than steam saunas.
How Do You Properly Use an Infrared Sauna?
Infrared saunas are easy-to-use, at-home luxuries that can significantly improve your quality of life. The proper use of an infrared sauna only involves a few simple steps and precautions, such as:
1. Preheat the sauna to the desired temperature
2. Hydrate before entering, as you'll sweat during the session.
3. Start with shorter sessions (10-15 minutes), then gradually increase to 20-30 minutes as your body adjusts.
4. Relax and enjoy the heat. You can meditate, listen to music, or just rest.
5. After the session, cool down slowly, drink water to rehydrate, and take a shower to wash off the sweat.
What Are the Differences Between Near-Infrared, Mid-Infrared, and Far-Infrared Saunas?
Infrared saunas can emit near-infrared, mid-infrared, or far-infrared light, each with different properties and potential health benefits, such as:
Near-Infrared
Near-infrared (NIR) light is the shortest wavelength of infrared, and it penetrates the skin's surface more efficiently.
Mid-Infrared
Mid-infrared (MIR) wavelengths can penetrate deeper into the body's soft tissue, where inflammation occurs.
Far-Infrared
Far-infrared (FIR) wavelengths are the longest and reach deepest into the body. FIR saunas are typically associated with body detoxification, as they can stimulate the sweat glands, resulting in a deep, detoxifying sweat that eliminates toxins.
Remember that saunas are not a substitute for medical treatment and should not be used to diagnose or treat any disease. Those with medical conditions, pregnant women, and who are elderly or very young should consult a healthcare provider before using a sauna.
Why Clearlight®?
If you’re looking to sweat your way to a plethora of potential health benefits, an infrared sauna in Australia may be your best next investment. At Clearlight® Saunas, our mission is to improve people’s lives with sustainability and quality, and honesty is intrinsic to how we operate.
For more information on any of our infrared saunas, get in touch with us today.
Should I Sauna in the Summer? Your Infrared Sauna Protocol for Warmer Months
As temperatures rise, many people ask “Should I sauna in the summer?” We explain how infrared sauna sessions can support recovery, circulation, skin health, and metabolism during warmer months, and the best protocol to follow.
5 Qualities That Define the Best Infrared Sauna in the UK
Discover the key qualities that define a high quality infrared sauna in the UK, from heat technology and warranty, to design and performance.
When Does a Home Sauna Pay for Itself? The True Cost Breakdown
A breakdown of the real cost of regular studio sauna use compared to owning a home infrared sauna, and why consistency and long-term access often shift the value equation.





