Kyoto infrared sauna at a glance

The Kyoto is an infrared cabin for one or two people, with Japanese-inspired lines. Far-infrared heating panels, AV1 control panel, Bluetooth, USB and coloured lighting.

A Japanese-inspired cabin

The Kyoto stands out for its Japanese-inspired lines: a sober cabin for one or two people, which fits in a bedroom, a study or a spacious bathroom.

1,666 W of far infrared

Its far-infrared heating panels heat the body directly, in air at around 45 to 60 °C: you sweat in gentler heat than in a traditional sauna. The cabin is ready in about a quarter of an hour, so you can have a session even on a weekday evening.

Controls and comfort

The AV1 control panel runs the session. Bluetooth and a USB socket for music, coloured lighting for atmosphere.

Installation

Delivered as panels to assemble, the cabin is set up in a dry, level room, then plugged into a 220 V socket.

Kyoto, Milan or Lagoon?

The Milan goes up to 1,812 W and adds an oxygen bar; the Lagoon keeps 1,666 W, with an L3 control panel and backrest and ceiling lighting. Compare our infrared saunas.