Heat Lamp Bulbs — Sauna Fix® Near Infrared
Specially designed replacement heat lamp bulbs for the Sauna Fix® near infrared sauna lamp fixture, built for an energy-efficient sauna experience.
These bulbs emit red light, near infrared, and mid-infrared light rays beginning at approximately 550 nm and continuing through the mid-infrared range, with most output concentrated in the near infrared spectrum.
These bulbs emit from approximately 550 nm through the mid-infrared range, spanning visible red light, near infrared, and mid-infrared wavelengths, with the majority of output concentrated in the near infrared portion of the spectrum.
Visible red light is emitted at the shorter end of the published range.
The majority of the bulb's output falls within the near infrared range, the primary basis for near infrared sauna therapy.
A portion of the output extends into mid-infrared wavelengths within the published range.
The independent spectral test measured the bulb's output across 380–3,000 nm, and 3,000 nm is where far infrared begins. At that upper boundary the measured curve is still above zero — the measurement window ends at 3,000 nm, not the bulb's output, which continues into the far infrared range by an amount the test did not measure.
Near infrared sauna technology works differently from far infrared cabins. Rather than heating an entire enclosure of air and walls, a near infrared lamp delivers direct radiant heat to the body, which can make the format more energy efficient.
The bulb warms the body directly rather than requiring the surrounding room to heat first.
Heating a person directly can require less total energy than heating an entire far infrared cabin.
Radiant bulbs begin producing heat immediately rather than waiting for cabin walls to warm.
Many people incorporate near infrared sauna sessions into a broader wellness routine for relaxation, circulation support, muscle recovery, and skin comfort.
Radiant heat may temporarily increase surface blood flow during a session.
Many users find sauna sessions a useful part of a post-exercise or evening wind-down routine.
Warmth and light sweating are commonly reported as part of a comfortable sauna session.
These bulbs are bright, and direct viewing of an illuminated bulb should always be avoided. Follow the current Sauna Fix lamp instructions regarding placement, distance, and eye protection.
Do not stare directly into an illuminated bulb. Use documented protective eyewear matched to the lamp's wavelength and optical-density specifications.
| Product | Heat Lamp Bulbs 120 Volt 250 Watt |
| SKU | 1742 |
| Price | $32.99 |
| Compatible fixture | Sauna Fix® near infrared sauna lamp |
| Published wavelength range | Begins approx. 550 nm, continuing through mid-infrared (red light, near infrared, mid-infrared); spectral test measured 380–3,000 nm |
| Far infrared boundary | Begins at 3,000 nm — the upper limit of the test's measurement window; the measured curve remains above zero at that point, so output continues beyond it |
| Testing documentation | See the Sauna Fix Bulb Test Report |
They are designed as replacement heat lamp bulbs for the Sauna Fix near infrared sauna lamp fixture.
The bulbs emit red light, near infrared, and mid-infrared light beginning at approximately 550 nm, with most output in the near infrared spectrum. The published spectral test measured the output up to 3,000 nm, the boundary where far infrared begins.
The published test's measurement window ended at 3,000 nm, right where far infrared begins, and the measured curve was still above zero at that point — so some output continues into the far infrared range, though the amount beyond 3,000 nm was not measured. The bulb's energy is concentrated in the near infrared range.
Yes. Review the Sauna Fix Bulb Test Report for published spectrum information.
Yes. Follow the current lamp instructions and use compatible protective eyewear rather than staring directly into an illuminated bulb.
They are designed for the Sauna Fix lamp fixture. Confirm voltage and fixture wattage compatibility before ordering a replacement.
Near infrared sources like these bulbs rely on direct radiant heat from the bulb rather than heating an entire cabin, and typically use less energy than a far infrared cabin that must warm the surrounding air and walls.
Choose the correct replacement bulb for your Sauna Fix lamp fixture and pair it with documented eye protection for every session.
“Bulb works excellently. Needed it to replace a bulb on my panel that went out.”
— Jacob L., 2025 · verified buyer
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“We love our new sauna, we were pricing out the process of building our own sauna and discussing where it should be, and this sauna took away all our stress! It does exactly what a sauna should and they have thought of everything when it comes to comfort and safety! I am so incredibly pleased to be able to sauna in my home so easily! My parents (late 60s and my kiddos love it too!!) plus being able to move in the yoga tent is amazing!”
— Andrea T., 2021 · verified buyer
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