Sauna equipment
  • Touch control panel – easy and intuitive management of all sauna functions.
  • Bluetooth radio with 2 speakers – listen to your favorite music or podcasts during your relaxation session.
  • Mobile app control – turn the sauna on and set parameters remotely via smartphone.
  • Radiator intensity adjustment – customize the heat output to your needs and comfort.
  • LED lighting – atmospheric starry sky and color therapy.
  • Temperature sensor – ensures safety and control of the optimal temperature during the session.
  • Wooden bucket with ladle, thermo-hygrometer, and hourglass – traditional sauna accessories allow for even better control over the session. The wooden bucket with ladle is used for pouring water over the stones, the thermo-hygrometer indicates the temperature and humidity, and the hourglass helps track the time spent in the sauna.
  • Ventilation flap – allows for adjusting airflow and ventilating the sauna interior.
  • Assembly and maintenance manual – detailed instructions to easily install and keep your sauna in excellent condition.
technical specification
  • Dimensions: 1800 x 1600 x 2000 mm
  • Capacity: 5 person
  • Temperature: IR up to 65°C, Finnish up to 90°C
  • Weight: 313 kg
  • Material: Canadian hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) 50 mm, tempered glass, thickness 8 mm
  • Lighting: LED RGB (multicolour)
HEAT SOURCES

Temperature range: infrared up to 65°C, Finnish sauna up to 90°C

Full-spectrum halogen heaters, 4150 W total:

  • Back heaters: 5 × 350 W
  • Lower heaters: 2 × 350 W

Carbon heaters, 1700 W total:

  • Side heaters: 4 × 350 W
  • Floor heaters: 1 × 300 W

Finnish sauna heater: 6 kW

Type of connection

The device requires two power sources – one for the infrared radiators and a separate one for the Finnish sauna heater.

1. Power supply for the Finnish sauna heater:

  • Option 1: permanent connection or 3 × 4 mm² cable and a 32 A circuit breaker
  • Option 2: permanent connection or 5 × 2.5 mm² cable and a 3 × 16 A circuit breaker

2. Power supply for the infrared radiators:

  • permanent connection or 3 × 2.5 mm² cable and a 20 A circuit breaker

Important: Before preparing the electrical installation, please contact our Customer Service Department in advance to confirm the required connection parameters for your specific model.

Hybrid technology – Finnish and IR sauna in one

Discover the ultimate dimension of relaxation with the JC180 hybrid sauna. It is a unique combination of traditional Finnish sauna and modern infrared (IR) technology, enclosed in an elegant design featuring black glass and natural Hemlock wood. Choose from 3 options:

  • Classic Finnish Sauna: Thanks to an efficient 6 kW heater, you can enjoy a traditional high-temperature bath (up to 90°C).
  • Modern Infrared Sauna: A Full Spectrum radiator system offers immediate heat therapy that penetrates deep into the tissues, supporting muscle regeneration and body detoxification (up to 65°C).
  • Biosauna and Aromatherapy (Additional paid option): By adding a salt vaporizer, your hybrid sauna can be transformed into an herbal biosauna. This is an ideal form for sensitive individuals, children, or those seeking the benefits of salt and herbal inhalations.

Heating systems can be configured as needed; however, for safety and efficiency, only one heating method can be used at a time.

CARBON HEATERS IN JC180 SAUNA

Grafika przedstawiająca sposób padania i przenikania promieni IR

IR

INFRARED RADIATION

JCP carbon infrared sauna heaters emit infrared (IR) radiation that penetrates deep into the tissues, providing pleasant, even heat. Unlike older ceramic heaters, carbon heaters do not cause a burning sensation on the skin.

Their advanced design ensures greater coverage, better heat distribution, and a comfortable sauna experience, which positively impacts relaxation and well-being, while MIR or FIR technology provides numerous health benefits.

Grafika przedstawiająca sposób padania i przenikania promieni MIR

PEACE

mid-infrared

MIR (mid-infrared) radiation generates wavelengths of 1400–3000 nm. These are longer than NIR waves, allowing them to penetrate deeper into the skin. They reach soft tissues, helping to reduce inflammation and pain. They accelerate blood circulation, which means better oxygenation and nourishment of cells. As a result, they support faster tissue regeneration and the reduction of pain symptoms.

Grafika przedstawiająca sposób padania i przenikania promieni FIR

fir

far infrared

FIR, or far infrared, covers wavelengths from 3000 nm to 1 mm. These rays penetrate the deepest and stimulate the sweat glands, which promotes more effective removal of toxins from the body. This type of IR radiation increases heart rate and accelerates metabolism, which also translates into faster calorie burning.

Halogen heaters - therapy from within

In the JC180 model, advanced halogen heaters are used on the back wall (at back level and under the bench), delivering heat directly to your body, providing immediate relief to tense back and spine muscles, and improving circulation in the lower parts of the body.

Unlike traditional methods, halogen heaters warm the body from within, rather than just the air around you.

The sweating process in an infrared sauna begins slightly later than in a Finnish sauna, but it is much more intense and continues longer after the session ends. This allows the body to eliminate toxins more effectively.

Hemlock - premium grade Canadian hemlock

The choice of material is crucial for the durability and atmosphere inside the sauna.
The JC180 hybrid sauna is made of top-quality Canadian Hemlock wood, which is widely recognized as the gold standard in luxury sauna production.
It is characterized by exceptional hardness and resistance to mechanical damage: it does not warp or shrink under the influence of rapid temperature changes, guaranteeing perfect cabin airtightness.

INVEST IN YOUR HEALTH – THE THERAPEUTIC POWER OF THE SAUNA

Regular use of the JC180 hybrid sauna is not just a moment of relaxation, but above all, a comprehensive therapy for your body. The combination of deep infrared heat and a traditional Finnish sauna brings tangible health benefits:

  • Better circulation and oxygenation: Intense heat dilates blood vessels, which improves blood flow, delivering more oxygen and nutrients to every cell in the body.
  • Metabolic support: A sauna session accelerates metabolism, which supports calorie-burning processes and facilitates weight control.
  • Pain relief: Deep tissue heating effectively reduces muscle tension and soothes joint pain, providing relief after a workout or a hard day.
  • Effective detox: Intense sweating allows you to naturally eliminate toxins and heavy metals from the body.
  • Reduction of edema: The sauna helps remove excess water from the body, which directly translates to reduced swelling and a feeling of "lightness."
  • Healthy and radiant complexion: Regular treatments cleanse pores, improve skin elasticity, and give it a healthy, younger look.
  • Mental balance: The heat calms the nervous system, helping to combat stress, anxiety, and insomnia.
  • More energy: Systematic sessions help fight chronic fatigue and significantly improve overall vitality.

FAQs

What is the difference between an infrared sauna and a Finnish sauna?

An infrared sauna uses infrared heaters that heat the body directly, 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), which causes intense sweating and provides a more traditional sauna experience.

In short: an infrared sauna works more gently and deeply on the tissues, while a Finnish sauna provides an intense, high-temperature thermal experience.

How often can you use the sauna?

You can use the sauna regularly, even several times a week, and in many cases even daily — depending on your individual physical condition and how you feel. For an infrared sauna, sessions of 20–40 minutes are recommended 3–5 times a week, while in a Finnish sauna, it is usually 1–3 times a week, in shorter cycles with breaks to cool down the body.

The most important thing is to adjust the frequency to your own needs, stay properly hydrated, and not overexert your body. If in doubt, it is worth consulting a doctor.

How much electricity does a home sauna consume?

Assuming a rate of PLN 1.10/kWh as a safe average energy price:
- a 30-minute session in an infrared sauna costs approx. PLN 1.10
- a 30-minute session in a Finnish sauna costs approx. PLN 5.50

What kind of electrical installation does an IR sauna require?

An infrared sauna typically requires a standard 230 V power supply, i.e., an ordinary electrical outlet. The device's power output is usually around 1.5–3 kW, so the sauna can be connected to a standard circuit (most commonly a 16 A circuit breaker). It does not require a three-phase installation or any special electrical modifications, which makes it very easy to install.

What kind of electrical installation does a Finnish sauna require?

For a Finnish sauna with an electric heater, a 400 V (three-phase) power supply is required. The heater's power usually ranges from 3–9 kW, which is why it is necessary to use a separate circuit and appropriate protection. The sauna must be connected by a qualified electrician.

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