The maximum temperature setting of our Sun Stream Saunas is 65 degrees, however it's important to note that the actual cabin temperature of the sauna is NOT the key factor. Unlike traditional heat & steam saunas which rely on temperature alone, a far Infrared Sauna heats the body directly, or in other words you absorb the radiant heat through the moisture in your skin.

Yes all models can be used outdoors, however good protection from direct rainfall is required, for example the Sauna must be located on a flat level hard surface, with full protection from direct rainfall, snow deposits, trees, shrubs and soil. The Sauna will also need to be protected by one of our Australian made breathable canvas covers.