Maxxus Aspen & Alpine
Aspen and Alpine are a pair of Maxxus Dual Tech saunas: Aspen for two in a 48-by-42-inch footprint, Alpine for three at 61 by 44. Pick the one that fits your space and your household — a couple's evening ritual, or room for one more.
Dual Tech means ceramic and carbon far-infrared heaters working together — six in Aspen, seven in Alpine — rated Low EMF at 5–10 mG from 2 to 3 inches. The heat reaches you directly, so the room stays at an easy 118–132°F: warm enough to melt the day away, gentle enough to stay a while.
Close the clear glass door and the house goes quiet. Choose a color for the chromotherapy light or switch it to red, put your playlist on over Bluetooth through the built-in speakers, and lean back against the warm hemlock.
Aspen plugs into a regular 120V household outlet; Alpine needs a dedicated 120V / 20A outlet. The panels clasp together, and two adults can assemble either size.
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| Size | Heaters | Exterior (W × D × H) | Power | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aspen, 2-person | 6 ceramic + carbon (Low EMF, 5–10 mG) | 48" × 42" × 75" | 120V / 15A, plug and play | 275 lbs · 375 lbs shipping, 2 boxes |
| Alpine, 3-person | 7 ceramic + carbon (Low EMF, 5–10 mG) | 61" × 44" × 75" | Dedicated 120V / 20A | 300 lbs · 400 lbs shipping, 3 boxes |
Interior 44" × 38" × 68" (Aspen) and 57" × 40" × 68" (Alpine). Both: natural reforested Canadian hemlock, clear tempered glass door, chromotherapy with red light setting, interior LED control panel, Bluetooth with built-in speakers.
Before you buy
Where it can go
Where it can go
- Indoor use only.
- A level floor next to the outlet it plugs into — the outlet must stay easy to reach.
Power
Power
- Aspen (2-person): a standard 120V / 15A outlet, no electrician needed; a dedicated, non-GFCI outlet is recommended.
- Alpine (3-person): a dedicated 120V / 20A non-GFCI receptacle and breaker (not 240V).
- Plug it straight into the wall — no adapters, surge protectors or extension cords.
- We can connect you with a licensed local electrician.
Heat and sessions
Heat and sessions
- 118–132°F is the ideal range; the sauna can heat up to 140°F.
- Warm-up takes time: about 20 minutes to reach 100°F and 35–40 minutes to reach 125–130°F, starting from a room above 70°F.
- Infrared warms you directly, so the air stays gentler than in a traditional sauna.
Assembly and care
Assembly and care
- The panels clasp together; two adults can assemble it.
- Clean the inside with plain water and a soft cloth, with the sauna unplugged — no liquid or aerosol cleaners.
Warranty and health note
Warranty and health note
- Warranty: 5 years for residential use (1 year for commercial use) on the heating elements and electronics.
- Check with your doctor first if you are pregnant, have heart disease, high or low blood pressure, diabetes or circulation problems, take prescription medication or have surgical implants. Children should use the sauna only with close adult supervision.
- Saunas are not intended to treat or cure any disease.