Golden Designs Monaco Limited Edition 6-Person Near Zero EMF Sauna

The Golden Designs Monaco Limited Edition surrounds you with deep FAR infrared heat from 16 Near Zero EMF carbon panels inside a Canadian Hemlock cabin. It runs on two separate dedicated 120V / 20A circuits, each on its own 20A breaker (not a 240V line), so plan to have a certified electrician set them up before your first session. Place it in a basement, home gym, master bath, or spare room.

• Two 120V / 20A Circuits
• Near Zero EMF
• Canadian Hemlock
• Indoor Cabin

A finished cabin, not a build project

A traditional sauna needs framing, a 240V line, and a separate heater. The Golden Designs Monaco Limited Edition does not. It arrives as a complete cabin, two adults put it together in about an hour, and it runs on two separate dedicated 120V / 20A circuits rather than a 240V line. The electrical work is the two outlets and breakers, which a certified electrician should install. There is no framing and no plumbing.

Why the Golden Designs Monaco Limited Edition works

• Near Zero EMF FAR infrared. 16 carbon panels surround you with even heat. EMF measures under 3 mG at 2 to 3 inches from the panels.
• Dedicated dual-circuit power. Runs on two separate dedicated 120V / 20A circuits, each with its own 20A breaker, not a 240V line. A certified electrician should install both outlets, and the circuits should not be shared with other high-draw devices.
• Canadian Hemlock build. Natural reforested Canadian Hemlock, stable and clean under repeated heat cycles.
• Chromotherapy and red light. Interior color light therapy plus a red light feature, controlled from the interior LED panel.
• Music built in. Bluetooth and MP3 aux connection with built-in speakers.
• Goes anywhere indoors. Sits on carpet or any indoor floor: basement, master bath, walk-in closet, or home gym.

Specifications

Setup and placement

Choose an indoor spot near two separate dedicated 120V / 20A outlets, and have a certified electrician install them if you do not already have them. Two adults assemble the cabin (about 60 to 90 minutes, with most panels connecting by built-in buckle clasps), level it on the floor, and run one short empty heat cycle before the first use. Leave a few inches of clearance around the cabin for airflow.