Saunas in general are a great way to relax and unwind. They also provide a heap of physical, mental, and psychological health benefits.
Now, imagine if you can enjoy all those benefits at home. With Nordica Saunas, you can do just that!
As far as sauna types are concerned, there is a wide variety of options available. You can choose between traditional and infrared saunas of all types, including low EMF infrared saunas.
So, what are low EMF infrared saunas anyway? Let’s find out.
Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are a type of non-ionizing radiation emitted by all kinds of electronic appliances and wireless communication devices, such as electrical power lines, microwaves, cell phones, and Wi-Fi routers. They’re measured in a unit known as gauss (G) or milligauss (mG) depending on their level of emission.
Infrared saunas also emit EMFs via the heating elements used to generate heat inside the sauna and penetrate your skin. This is in contrast to traditional saunas that are heated either by a gas-powered or electric heater.
According to onestudy, even traditional saunas emit EMF levels. They range between 2 mG up to 80 mG.
In comparison, infrared saunas emit much lower EMF levels in the range of 0.6 mG to 5 mG. This is because they consist of either carbon heating or ceramic heating elements.
They’re also designed with EMF shielding materials to lower the level of EMF exposure.
TheInternational Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) has set guidelines for the recommended levels of safe EMF exposure. According to their guidelines, they’ve concluded that all EMF levels in infrared saunas are safe for most people.
This is because EMF levels are much lower than the recommended maximum exposure limit of 1000 mG for electronic devices and 2000 mG for wireless devices.
Plus, the exposure time in infrared saunas is limited to 15–20 minutes at most. If you want more time in the sauna, make sure you take a break between each session to give your body time to cool down.
Nordica Saunas offer an impressive range of models with a long list of customizable options. You can choose whether you want a 2-person model for a compact way to relax. Or, you can opt for the largest size, which accommodates five people.
You can also choose the roof design and whether you want your sauna indoors or out. On a side note, all our indoor saunas are constructed from environmentally friendly Canadian Hemlock wood, while our outdoor models are made of eco-certified Canadian Red Cedar wood.
For maximum safety, all our saunas are equipped with a low EMF FUII spectrum/carbon heater. They also feature ceramic tile floor heater panels that help limit EMF exposure. The wavelength of near/mid-IR wavelength is 0–5 microns, while the far IR wavelength is between 6–12 microns.
Other features include:
Saunas in general are a great way to relax and unwind. They also provide a heap of physical, mental, and psychological health benefits.
Now, imagine if you can enjoy all those benefits at home. With Nordica Saunas, you can do just that!
As far as sauna types are concerned, there is a wide variety of options available. You can choose between traditional and infrared saunas of all types, including low EMF infrared saunas.
So, what are low EMF infrared saunas anyway? Let’s find out.
Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are a type of non-ionizing radiation emitted by all kinds of electronic appliances and wireless communication devices, such as electrical power lines, microwaves, cell phones, and Wi-Fi routers. They’re measured in a unit known as gauss (G) or milligauss (mG) depending on their level of emission.
Infrared saunas also emit EMFs via the heating elements used to generate heat inside the sauna and penetrate your skin. This is in contrast to traditional saunas that are heated either by a gas-powered or electric heater.
According to onestudy, even traditional saunas emit EMF levels. They range between 2 mG up to 80 mG.
In comparison, infrared saunas emit much lower EMF levels in the range of 0.6 mG to 5 mG. This is because they consist of either carbon heating or ceramic heating elements.
They’re also designed with EMF shielding materials to lower the level of EMF exposure.
TheInternational Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) has set guidelines for the recommended levels of safe EMF exposure. According to their guidelines, they’ve concluded that all EMF levels in infrared saunas are safe for most people.
This is because EMF levels are much lower than the recommended maximum exposure limit of 1000 mG for electronic devices and 2000 mG for wireless devices.
Plus, the exposure time in infrared saunas is limited to 15–20 minutes at most. If you want more time in the sauna, make sure you take a break between each session to give your body time to cool down.
Nordica Saunas offer an impressive range of models with a long list of customizable options. You can choose whether you want a 2-person model for a compact way to relax. Or, you can opt for the largest size, which accommodates five people.
You can also choose the roof design and whether you want your sauna indoors or out. On a side note, all our indoor saunas are constructed from environmentally friendly Canadian Hemlock wood, while our outdoor models are made of eco-certified Canadian Red Cedar wood.
For maximum safety, all our saunas are equipped with a low EMF FUII spectrum/carbon heater. They also feature ceramic tile floor heater panels that help limit EMF exposure. The wavelength of near/mid-IR wavelength is 0–5 microns, while the far IR wavelength is between 6–12 microns.
Other features include:
