Short answer: the Seattle is a 2-person far infrared cabin on a 120V/15A plug, for $2,299 at Select Saunas. It has 6 carbon heaters plus a floor heater. The listing leaves out its dimensions, maximum temperature, and warranty, so get those from the dealer first.
What the listing gives
Canadian Hemlock construction, 6 carbon far infrared heaters, a floor heater for the feet, an LED control panel, a reading light, and an aux input with 2 speakers. It weighs 275 lbs and ships in 2 boxes at 335 lbs. Assembly is clasp-together.
What it leaves out
Here’s what the spec sheet won’t tell you, because it doesn’t say: how big the cabin is, how hot it gets, and what the warranty covers. Those three decide whether it fits your room and how long it is protected.
Ask the dealer for all three, and measure your space before you order.
Power
It runs on a 120V/15A outlet. The listing gives no wattage, so running cost can’t be worked out from it.
EMF
The listing states 5 to 10mG, measured 2 to 3 inches from the panels. That is a specific claim with a distance, but measured closer and higher than the under-3mG at 6 to 8 inches stated for the Dynamic Avila. Neither listing attaches a test report. Infrared Sauna EMF explains how to read these numbers.
You get, you give up
You get a 2-person plug-in cabin at $2,299. You give up the published specs most buyers want before spending money.
Bottom line: the price is low for two seats, but buy only once the dealer has confirmed the size, maximum temperature, and warranty.
