Collection: Near Zero EMF Infrared Saunas

Near zero EMF refers to a low measured electromagnetic field from the electrical components and heaters in a sauna. EMF in saunas is measured in milligauss (mG) at a specified distance from the heating panels, so the measurement distance is important when comparing ratings.

Golden Designs assigns its near zero rating to models that measure under 3 mG when tested 2 to 3 inches from the panels. These models use PureTech carbon heating for far infrared heat. The near zero EMF far infrared rating describes a measured product specification, rather than a health benefit or guarantee.

The distance of the measurement matters because a reading taken close to the panels provides different information from one taken farther away. For that reason, EMF figures should always be considered alongside the distance at which they were measured.

EMF specifications are not a substitute for medical advice. Medical advice is recommended before using an infrared sauna during pregnancy or with an existing health condition.

Golden Designs currently provides the near zero EMF infrared sauna range carried in this collection. The GDI Reserve Edition and Maxxus near zero models use PureTech Near Zero FAR infrared heating and are built from Natural Reforested Canadian Hemlock for indoor use.

The collection includes verified configurations for 2, 3, 6, and 8 people, with several full-spectrum models also offering a Himalayan salt bar. Exact features and configurations vary by model, so the individual product pages should be checked for current specifications, availability, and pricing.

The Golden Designs Near Zero range is designed for shoppers who want a low measured EMF specification together with different cabin sizes and premium infrared configurations.