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Infrared Heating Technology Not all infrared heaters are created equally! Until now, infrared heaters have been made from either ceramic rods or a carbon blend. Solocarbon Custom Spectrum changes the game with new elements that offer precise results. On the other hand, clinically-backed Solocarbon Custom Spectrum heaters emit infrared heat at a lower, more constant temperature through large panels, creating an even distribution of comforting heat throughout the sauna. Each mPulse sauna has panels strategically placed so you are completely surrounded by this therapeutic infrared heat. Lower surface temperatures emit infrared rays in the more vital range, producing better results for detoxification, blood pressure reduction, weight loss, pain relief, skin health and more. Carbon based heaters eventually replaced outdated ceramic rods. While both technologies are only capable of emitting infrared wavelengths that cover a portion of the far-infrared spectrum, the range of efficiencies (or emissivities) of ceramic heaters is broad & inconsistent. This is a critical shortcoming because the efficacy of an infrared sauna is based in large part on how efficient its heaters are in conducting and emitting infrared heat. Ceramic heaters have emissivity levels around 85%, and that is why carbon is now considered the technology of choice. Most carbon blend heaters are capable of an emissivity output up to 90%, but Sunlighten’s Carbon Surround technology found in the Select Series boasts a 93% emissivity level. The Signature Series’ Solocarbon heaters emit infrared at 95% efficiency. And at the top of the range, Solocarbon Custom Spectrum (found in the mPulse Series), has been proven by an independent 3rd party to have a 99% emissivity level! Among various infrared heating technologies, Solocarbon® Custom Spectrum is unique in its ability to provide the full infrared spectrum at optimal wavelengths. This is accomplished with multi-layered heaters with distinct components to independently offer near, mid and far infrared heat. This matters because there are different health benefits associated with each part of the infrared spectrum, and some benefits that are best offered via a blend of wavelengths. mPulse’s Solocarbon Custom Spectrum is the only heater on the market with intelligent technology based on clinical data designed into it in order to most precisely deliver the health benefits most sought after. The Solocarbon Custom Spectrum® Advantage mPulse’s Solocarbon Custom Spectrum® Heating Technology:
Four Important Elements to Consider in Choosing an Infrared Heater
The following chart offers more detail on these 4 key factors. KEY ELEMENTS TO CONSIDER WHEN CHOOSING AN INFRARED HEATER
The heating technology of our mPulse Series was designed from the ground up, with each of these characteristics of an optimal heater individually considered and designed around. The result is the world’s smartest, most comfortable sauna, with unmatched heaters that are intuitively simple to use. Aptly named Solocarbon Custom Spectrum, this heating technology stands alone in its ability to unlock access to all of the health benefits associated with the full spectrum of infrared heat. Unlike other heating technologies you may come across, only Solocarbon Custom Spectrum offers all 4 of these elements needed to achieve targeted, precise health results Optimal Technical Design In addition, this advanced heating technology delivers mid and far infrared heat through a patent-pending, independently controllable design for the utmost in personalization. And the inclusion of heat sensors keeps wavelengths at a consistent heat output for maximum comfort and results. True Infrared Customizability Solocarbon® Custom Spectrum health benefit programs cover the entire spectrum of infrared and its associated benefits. Once you choose a program, the heaters take over to automatically emit your selected proprietary blend of full spectrum infrared heat. Clinical Backing
No matter your desired health result, if it can be addressed with infrared, mPulse’s Solocarbon Custom Spectrum can deliver it. [Image will scroll through each program to show active heaters. List programs as the heaters change]. The Future is Now
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