JJSPA JIC150 Infrared Sauna
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JJSPA JIC150 Infrared Sauna
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Equipment
- Touch control panel – easy and intuitive management of all sauna functions.
- Bluetooth radio with 2 speakers – listen to your favourite music or podcasts during a relaxation session.
- Mobile app control – turn on the sauna and set parameters remotely via smartphone.
- Adjustable heater intensity – customize the heat output to your personal needs and comfort.
- LED reading light – energy-efficient, eye-friendly lighting, perfect for relaxing with a book.
- Temperature sensor – ensures safety and control of the optimal temperature during sessions.
- Ventilation flap – allows regulation of airflow and ventilation inside the sauna.
- Assembly and maintenance manual – detailed instructions for easy installation and upkeep of the sauna in perfect condition.
Technical data
- Dimensions: 1500 x 1100 x 1900 mm
- Capacity: 3 persons
- Temperature: up to 50°C
- Weight: 167 kg
- Material: Finnish pine, tempered glass, thickness 8 mm
- Lighting: RGB LED (multicolour)
CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS
- Single-phase 230 V power source
- Schuko-type socket or
- 3 × 2.5 mm² cable with a 16 A fuse
heaters
Carbon heaters: total power 2600 W
- Bottom section: 1 × 300 W
- Side heaters: 4 × 250 W, 2 × 125 W
- Floor heaters: 1 × 300 W
- Back heaters: 3 × 250 W
Modern Carbon Sauna for Home Use
The JIC150 infrared sauna is the perfect solution for anyone who wants to enjoy the soothing warmth of a sauna in the comfort of their own home. Thanks to infrared technology, the radiant heat is felt directly on the body, providing deep relaxation and an intensive sweat at a lower air temperature than a traditional sauna.
CARBON HEATERS IN THE JIC150 INFRARED SAUNA
IR
INFRARED RADIATION
The carbon heaters in the JIC150 infrared sauna emit infrared (IR) radiation that penetrates deep into the tissues, providing pleasant and even heat. Unlike older ceramic heaters, carbon heaters do not cause a burning sensation on the skin.
Their advanced design ensures a wider range, better heat distribution, and a comfortable sauna experience, which positively impacts relaxation and overall well-being. MIR and FIR technology creates a uniquely pleasant warmth, making the JIC150 infrared sauna an excellent choice for home wellness and relaxation.
MIR
MID-INFRARED RADIATION (MIR)
MIR (mid-infrared) radiation generates waves with a wavelength of 1400–3000 nm. These waves are longer than NIR waves, allowing them to penetrate deeper beneath the skin. Combined with the other infrared wavelengths, they create an intensive, even feeling of warmth for an especially soothing sauna experience. The deep infrared heat can leave the muscles feeling pleasantly warm and relaxed.
fir
FAR-INFRARED RADIATION (FIR)
FIR, or far-infrared radiation, covers wavelengths ranging from 3000 nm to 1 mm. These rays reach the deepest and encourage an intensive, thorough sweat. Far-infrared heat is perceived as particularly gentle and enveloping — perfect for long, relaxing sessions that leave you feeling light and refreshed.
Carbon Heaters – Natural and Efficient Heating
The JIC150 infrared sauna features a built-in control panel with buttons, allowing you to manage all sauna functions: turning the sauna and heaters on and off, adjusting the temperature, setting the timer, playing your favourite music or listening to the radio via Bluetooth, and changing the RGB lighting.
In addition to the control panel, the JIC150 infrared sauna can also be controlled via a free app available for download in mobile app stores.
Premium Finnish Pine Wood
The JIC150 infrared sauna is crafted from the highest quality materials, ensuring exceptional durability and a long service life. Its ergonomic design allows for comfortable seating, so you can fully relax during your session and let go of everyday stress.
The sauna is built from premium-grade Finnish pine — a wood that is knot-free and thermally treated, meaning it does not release resin, acts as an excellent heat insulator, and is both lightweight and highly durable.
The 8 mm tempered glass front panel ensures safe entry and use. Stainless steel (INOX) hinges eliminate the risk of corrosion and guarantee secure, smooth opening — a detail that reflects the superior build quality of the JIC150 home infrared sauna.
Why Regular Infrared Sauna Sessions Feel So Good
Regular infrared sessions promote relaxation and an overall sense of well-being:
- a calm, relaxing evening ritual
- deep relaxation and a break from everyday stress
- an intensive, refreshing sweat
- muscles that feel pleasantly warm and loose
- a soft, cared-for skin feel
- a deep, even feeling of warmth
- new energy for everyday life
- a soothing ritual after training
Why Choose a Carbon Infrared Sauna?
Carbon heating panels set this sauna apart from conventional infrared cabins:
- large heating surfaces for even, all-round warmth
- gentle radiant heat with no burning sensation on the skin
- a combination of MIR and FIR wavelengths for a deep, enveloping feeling of warmth
- an intensive sweat at a lower air temperature than in a traditional sauna
- a comfortable climate that makes longer, relaxing sessions easy
FAQs
What Is the Difference Between an Infrared Sauna and a Finnish Sauna?
An infrared sauna uses infrared heaters that directly warm the body rather than the air. As a result, it operates at a lower temperature (approx. 40–60°C), is gentler on the body, and allows for longer, more comfortable relaxation sessions.
A Finnish sauna, on the other hand, heats the air inside the cabin to high temperatures (approx. 80–100°C), causing intense sweating and a more traditional sauna experience.
In short: an infrared sauna works more gently and penetrates deeper into the tissues, while a Finnish sauna delivers an intense, high-temperature thermal experience — making each type of sauna suited to different wellness goals and personal preferences.
How Often Can You Use a Sauna?
A sauna can be used regularly, even several times a week, and in many cases daily — depending on individual fitness and overall well-being. For infrared sauna use, sessions of 20–40 minutes are recommended 3–5 times per week, while a Finnish sauna is typically used 1–3 times per week in shorter cycles with cooling-down breaks in between.
The most important thing is to adjust the frequency to your personal needs, stay properly hydrated, and avoid overstraining your body. If in doubt, it is always advisable to consult a doctor before starting a regular sauna routine.
How Much Electricity Does a Home Sauna Use?
Based on the average German electricity price of approximately €0.30/kWh:
- a 30-minute infrared sauna session costs approx. €0.30
- a 30-minute Finnish sauna session costs approx. €1.50
Note: Calculations are based on the current average household electricity price in Germany (~€0.30/kWh). Actual costs may vary depending on your energy provider and tariff.
What Electrical Installation Does an Infrared Sauna Require?
An infrared sauna typically requires a standard 230 V power supply — simply a regular electrical socket. The power consumption of the device is usually around 1.5–3 kW, which means the sauna can be connected to a standard circuit (most commonly protected by a 16 A fuse). It does not require a three-phase installation or any special electrical modifications, making it extremely easy to install at home.
This is one of the key advantages of a home infrared sauna — plug-and-play setup with no professional rewiring needed, ideal for anyone looking for a hassle-free home wellness solution.
What Electrical Installation Does a Finnish Sauna Require?
A Finnish sauna with an electric heater requires a 400 V three-phase power supply. The heater output typically ranges from 3–9 kW, which means a dedicated circuit and appropriate safety protection are essential. The installation of a Finnish sauna must always be carried out by a qualified and licensed electrician.
This is an important consideration when planning a home Finnish sauna — unlike an infrared sauna, it requires professional electrical work and a dedicated power line, which may add to the overall installation cost.