Sauna Fix Testing
Every Report and Certificate, Published in Full
Every Sauna Fix® claim is backed by independent laboratory documentation. Review the complete third-party reports below — spectral output, electromagnetic compatibility, electrical safety, and hazardous-substance testing.
Nearly every sauna brand calls itself “safe,” “low EMF,” or “non-toxic.” Very few publish the third-party reports behind those words. Sauna Fix® does — every document linked on this page comes from an independent testing body, and you are welcome to read them before you spend a dollar. That is the standard we think every sauna buyer should hold every brand to, including us.
What testing does not do: certifications verify equipment safety and materials compliance — they are not medical endorsements, and we never present them as one. For what “low EMF” specifically should mean in a report, read our low-EMF measurement guide.
I spent years as a quality assurance engineer and auditor in nuclear power plants, where a claim without a document is just a rumor. I never left that standard behind. When I built the Sauna Fix, I paid independent labs to test the lamp, the bulbs, and the tent materials — and I publish the results because that is what I would demand as a buyer. Read them. Bring the same standard to every sauna you compare.
Accredited-lab spectral distribution of the lamp bulb across 380–3000 nm (EN 62471:2008) — the measurement behind every spectrum statement we make.
View the ReportElectromagnetic compatibility testing for the Sauna Fix lamp system.
View the ReportRestriction of hazardous substances testing for the lamp fixture.
View the ReportRoHS is a European standard with no US equivalent - the fixture was tested to the stricter EU 2011/65/EU standard for US-market assurance.
View the ReportSee the products these reports stand behind.
