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Finnmark FD-1 Full Spectrum 1-Person Infrared Sauna vs Sunray Saunas Burlington HL200D 2-Person Outdoor Infrared Sauna Both models appear in our Best Infrared Saunas Under $5,000 comparison. This page sets their published specs side by side.
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Key differences The Sunray Saunas Burlington HL200D 2-Person Outdoor Infrared Sauna lists for $905 less than the Finnmark FD-1 Full Spectrum 1-Person Infrared Sauna ($3,790 vs $4,695). Prices were checked on different dates and change often; check the merchant before you buy. In our Best Infrared Saunas Under $5,000 comparison, the Finnmark FD-1 Full Spectrum 1-Person Infrared Sauna is the Best Premium pick. Side by side "Not published" means our data has no figure from the maker or merchant. Warranty entries are what the listing said; check the maker's terms before you buy.
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Finnmark Finnmark FD-1 Full Spectrum 1-Person Infrared Sauna Sunray Saunas Sunray Saunas Burlington HL200D 2-Person Outdoor Infrared Sauna Price $4,695 Checked Oct 18, 2026 $3,790 Checked Oct 18, 2026 Who it fits 1 person 2 people Dimensions Exterior: 38"W x 38"D x 78"H; interior 34"W x 32"D x 70"H Exterior: 57"W x 45"D x 83"H; interior 43"W x 41"D x 68"H Power 120V/15A, 1,750W, NEMA 5-15P plug; a dedicated circuit is advisable (see text) 120V/20A circuit and plug Placement Indoor Outdoor Installation needs Indoor; near a 120V/15A outlet, ideally on its own circuit; 301 lbs Outdoor, on a level patio or pad; a 120V/20A outdoor-rated circuit near the cabin; 301 lbs Warranty (as listed) Limited warranty; term not stated on the listing (Finnmark warranty document linked) 7-year structural warranty against defects in materials and workmanship Capacity 1 person 2 people Interior Dimensions 34"W x 32"D x 70"H (44.1 cu ft) 43"W x 41"D x 68"H (the listing also gives a 48" x 39" cabin size) Heaters Spectrum Plus short-wave heaters (UL listed) plus Spectrum Carbon 360 long-wave panels; LED near-infrared ceiling lights Ceramic infrared (the listing says both 6 and 7 heaters) Maximum Temperature 170°F Not published Check price Check Price Check Price
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Illustrative photo Best Premium
A 1-person full spectrum cabin, 38" x 38", with Spectrum Plus and carbon infrared heaters, cedar interior, 170°F maximum, on a 120V/15A plug.
Why we labeled it: The only cabin here that reaches 170°F on a 120V plug, with full spectrum heaters and a complete published electrical spec.
May suit: One person who wants full spectrum heat at up to 170°F without 240V; Small rooms, with a 38" square footprint
In its favor
Reaches 170°F on a household plug; the Dynamic Avila and Sunray Burlington stop at 140°F Full electrical specs published (watts, amps, plug type) Links an EMF test log and ETL certification on the listing Against it
1,750W on a 15A circuit leaves little headroom; a dedicated circuit is safer 1-person only Warranty listed only as "Limited Warranty" without a term Illustrative photo A 2-person outdoor infrared cabin in Canadian Hemlock with ceramic heaters, a weather cover, and a 120V/20A plug, heating up to 140°F.
Why we labeled it: The only outdoor cabin here, with a weather cover and a 7-year structural warranty, on a 120V/20A circuit.
May suit: Couples who want infrared on a patio without a 240V run; Buyers who want a longer structural warranty than 5 years
In its favor
Outdoor infrared cabin that plugs into 120V instead of needing 240V 7-year structural warranty stated on the listing ETL and CSA electrical safety certification Against it
Needs a 20A circuit, not a standard 15A outlet Listing is inconsistent on heater count and interior size 140°F maximum More head-to-head matchups 
