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Where manufacturers contradict themselves

While transcribing these 145 products we found 25 cases where a manufacturer publishes two different values for the same specification — a spec page disagreeing with its own manual, or a retailer listing disagreeing with the manufacturer. We did not pick a winner. Both values and both sources are below.

  • 25conflicts recorded
  • 23products affected
  • 2values withheld as publishing errors

Why we publish this rather than quietly picking one

A directory that silently resolves a contradiction is making a judgement it cannot support and hiding it from you. If a manufacturer’s spec page and its own manual disagree about a clearance or a current draw, that disagreement is the most important thing you can know before installation — it tells you which document to get confirmed in writing. In 2 cases our research established that one value is an outright publishing error. We describe it but never display it as a specification, because reproducing a wrong clearance figure could put someone at risk.

  • Almost Heaven Saunas Pinnacle 4 Person Barrel SaunaKitlighting voltage

    One source says

    Lighting electrical: 120V, 15-amp service

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    The other says

    All other Almost Heaven models state "110V, 15-amp service"

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    Both recorded per model as published; nominal 110/120 V wording difference, not reconciled.

  • Almost Heaven Saunas Shenandoah 4 Person Barrel Sauna (with changing room)Kitoccupancy

    One of the two published values is an error and is withheld here on purpose. Both recorded; no manual available to arbitrate. Do not publish a single occupancy figure.

  • Clearlight Sanctuary™ 1Infrared cabinelectrical

    One source says

    14.6 amps

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    The other says

    Plugs into a 120v / 15 amp outlet; Plugs into a standard household outlet.

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    Manufacturer states a 14.6 A draw alongside a 15 A outlet, without any dedicated-circuit language. No breaker size was inferred.

  • Clearlight Sanctuary™ 1Infrared cabinEMF report scope

    One source says

    Industry-Leading Low EMF/ELF Levels

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    The other says

    report tests a 600 watt 240 V infrared sauna heater / Health Mate report measurements are only of the sauna heating element and not of the sauna in its installed configuration

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    Marketing claims concern cabins, while both published reports test heater components. No model-level EMF value is asserted for any cabin.

  • Clearlight Sanctuary™ 1Infrared cabinspec/schematic PDFs

    One source says

    Sanctuary-2-Spec-Schematic.pdf

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    The other says

    Premier-IS-2-Spec-and-Schematic.pdf

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    Official model spec PDFs referenced on the site returned client errors this session; records rely on official product pages only.

  • Dundalk LeisureCraft Canadian Timber CT Barrel Sauna — Harmony / Serenity / TranquilityKitinterior depth / volume

    One source says

    Serenity exterior depth 94.5″ vs Harmony 79″

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    The other says

    Serenity interior depth 71″ and volume 222 ft³ — identical to Harmony

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    Recorded as published, flagged. A heater-sizing calculator fed the published 222 ft³ for Serenity would size below the 7.5 KW LeisureCraft itself recommends for that model.

  • Dynamic Saunas "San Marino" 2 Person Low EMF Far Infrared Sauna (DYN-6206-01)Infrared cabintemperature and circuit wording

    One source says

    118F-132F is the deal temperature range

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    The other says

    sauna can heat up to 140F; Non GFCI plug & play (Recommended Dedicated Outlet)

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    Quoted as published; Recommended Dedicated Outlet is counted as recommended, not required.

  • Harvia Forte AF45HeaterroomVolume

    One source says

    177–283 ft³

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    The other says

    178–283 ft³

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    Rounding difference only; prefer manual

  • Harvia Forte AF65HeaterroomVolume

    One source says

    247–424 ft³

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    The other says

    250–421 ft³

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    Rounding difference only; prefer manual

  • Harvia KIP80B (KIP-80-B1)Heaterkw

    One source says

    page title reads "Kip80B 3,0 kW 240V black UL"

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    The other says

    KIP-80-B1 = 8.0 kW, 33.3 A, 8/2 cable

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    Page title is a catalogue error; use 8.0 kW

  • Harvia Panorama LargeKitvolume

    One source says

    Calculatory sauna volume 270 ft³

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    The other says

    Room max. recommended volume 268 ft³

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    Not a contradiction but two different quantities; both recorded with their own labels.

  • Harvia Virta HL110E (HL(S)11U1)Heaterkw

    One source says

    page title "Virta HL110E 11,0 kW"

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    The other says

    HL(S)11U1 = 10.5 kW, 43.75 A, 6 AWG

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    Use manual: 10.5 kW

  • Harvia Virta HL80E (HL(S)8U1)HeatersafetyDistances

    One of the two published values is an error and is withheld here on purpose. Treat the 1.65 in value as a page data error; do not publish it

  • HUUM CLIFF 11Heaterkw

    One source says

    10.5 kW, 6 AWG

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    The other says

    11.0 kW, 8 AWG

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    Use manual: 11.0 kW / 8 AWG (flag: cable direction of disagreement is smaller in manual)

  • HUUM CLIFF Mini 4Heaterkw

    One source says

    3.5 kW

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    The other says

    4.0 kW

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    Use manual: 4.0 kW

  • HUUM HIVE Mini 9HeaterminWireSize

    One source says

    8 AWG

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    The other says

    6 AWG minimum

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    Use manual: 6 AWG

  • HUUM STEEL 11HeaterminWireSize

    One source says

    6 AWG

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    The other says

    8 AWG minimum

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    Manual is the authority (8 AWG minimum); the page 6 AWG is the more conservative figure — flag for editorial review before publishing wire guidance

  • HUUM STEEL Mini 4Heaterkw

    One source says

    3.5 kW

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    The other says

    4.0 kW

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    Use manual: 4.0 kW

  • JNH Lifestyles Ensi+™ High-Heat 170°F 2-Person Far Infrared Sauna (Ultra-Low EMF)Infrared cabincircuit requirement

    One source says

    Dedicated 120V / 15 Amps (Standard Household Output)

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    The other says

    Our 1-2 person infrared saunas do not require any electrical modifications to your standard wall outlet.

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    Both quoted; treated as the brand stating a dedicated 15 A supply while also describing it as a standard household outlet.

  • Redwood Outdoors Classic Barrel Sauna – 6 PersonKitamperage

    One source says

    Redwood: Harvia KIP 6kW → "Amps: 30A"; FAQ "Two-pole 30A breaker, 10/2 wire (use 8/2 if distance >90 ft)"

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    The other says

    Harvia KIP60B: 25.0 A, 10/2 cable

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    Electrical-safety flag. These are different quantities (branch-circuit rating vs heater load) and must never be shown as competing "amp" values for the same model.

  • Sun Home Saunas Luminar™ 5-Person Outdoor Full-Spectrum Infrared Sauna (Luminar 5)Infrared cabinpage/manual specification split

    One source says

    Page: Dedicated 20 Amp Circuit / NEMA L6-20 with no voltage; Luminar 5 page: Dedicated 30 Amp Circuit / NEMA L6-30, no voltage

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    The other says

    Manual: 240V / 4,800W / 20A; Luminar 5 manual: 240V / 7,200W / 30A, NEMA L6-30P

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    Electrical and dimensional data are split between pages and manuals. Manuals are preferred for voltage/wattage/GFCI language; both sources are cited. Luminar 5 exterior dimensions are printed in different axis order on page versus manual and are recorded as published.

  • Sunlighten mPulse® Smart Sauna AspireInfrared cabinsource hosts

    One source says

    cdn.spasoftwaresolutions.net/product_documents/sunlighten/...

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    The other says

    assets-us-01.kc-usercontent.com/...

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    Spec sheets are served from two different official hosts; product pages carry no specs.

  • Therasage Full Spectrum Infrared Wooden Sauna, Natural Aspen Wood, 2 persons (US5951)Infrared cabinfamily-level specifications

    One source says

    Power: 120v, 1900w

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    The other says

    Heater Panels - 10 Ceramic Thera-Mitters

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    The same wattage and heater count appear identically for the 1-person, 2-person, and 4-person models. Recorded as family-level, not model-level, and record is partial.

  • TheraSauna Model 5951Infrared cabinelectrical

    One source says

    a 20 Amp dedicated outlet in close proximity

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    The other says

    120V 15 Amp 60 Hz dedicated wall receptacle; Power Cord Plug Configurations: 15 amp 4945 / 20 amp 5951 & 8753

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    Both recorded verbatim; nothing is resolved or inferred. This is an electrical conflict inside the preferred manual, so no single circuit value is reported for the model.

  • Thermory Natural Barrel Sauna — Large 80 seriesKitheater kW

    One source says

    Large 60 and Cozy 50 tables publish a "Heater:" row

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    The other says

    Large 80 table omits the heater row entirely

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    Left as NSBM. Not filled from the 60-series value.

How we record specificationsOur verification process in full

145 models transcribed from 33 manufacturer manuals and spec sheets. Every figure links to the document it came from, and every field a manufacturer does not publish is labelled rather than left blank.

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