Summary
- Led lighting significantly improves the sauna atmosphere and relaxation
- Waterproof LED lights are recommended due to the humidity in the sauna
- Warm-toned lights create a more pleasant sauna atmosphere
- The placement of lights affects the efficiency of sauna lighting
- Coloured lights and dimmer add versatility to sauna lighting
What small light bars do you have that would be suitable in a sauna?
I would recommend you to use low power led strip. You can use low current (12V and 24V) led strips, that are IP65 and installed in an aluminium profile. Do not install the led strip above the back rest as it starts to get too hot for the strip above that point. We recommend you use heat resistant cable in connections and heat shrink tubing to seal the connections. Transformer should also be IP65 or above and installed under the seating or on to another room.
I live in Tanzania and am about to build my own sauna ( I’m Swedish). I can’t get ‘specialised’ sauna lights and wonder what led strips and its transformer I need. I have googled a lot and there is ni clear answer …
You can use a low current (12V and 24V) led strips, that are IP65 and installed in an aluminium profile. Do not install the led strip above the back rest as it starts to get too hot for the strip above that point. We recommend you use heat resistant cable in connections and heat shrink tubing to seal the connections. Transformer should also be IP65 or above and installed under the seating or on to another room.