01 — Heaters compared
Heaters compared
02 — Key facts
Key facts
- Heaters checked
- 50
- Power range
- 0.5–30kW
- Cheapest
- £50
- Where to buy
- aqualine.com, leisurequip.com, kove-designs.com, hottubspaparts.com, aqualinesaunas.co.uk
03 — Match the heater to your room
Match the heater to your room
Start with your sauna’s volume and compare it with the listed room range. The 2.9kW Delta Combi covers 1.5–4m³. The Wall SW45 and SW45E are both 4.5kW models listed for 3–6m³, while the 6kW SW60E covers 5–8m³. The 8kW Wall entries cover 7–12m³.
For larger rooms, the 12kW Hidden Heater entries cover 12–17m³. The 36kW Qube Pro is listed for 40–75m³. Wood-burning choices have their own ranges: the Legend 150 SL covers 6–13m³, and the Pro 20 SL covers 8–20m³. Use these model-specific figures when you build your shortlist.
04 — Compare controls and listed prices
Compare controls and listed prices
Check the control details before you compare prices. The Wall SW45E starts at £455 and needs a separate control unit, sold separately. The SW45 starts at £669.63 and has built-in illuminated switches. The Cilindro PC90XE starts at £1,195 with a digital control panel included.
Check the phase field too. The Cilindro Plus Spot is listed as three-phase, while the PC90XE is single-phase. Both are 9kW models for 8–14m³.
The listings also include the Onni Onyx One infrared home sauna and Olympus Indoor Sauna. Keep those entries distinct from individual heaters when comparing starting prices.
05 — Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Not sure what size you need?
Work out the right kW for your room from its size, insulation and glass.
Heater size calculator