Model details to confirm
Use CSA-222 as the visual reference, then confirm capacity, size, heater voltage, wood finish, glass direction, MOQ, packing, and document needs before quotation.
| Model / SKU | CSA-222 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Infrared sauna |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| Reference price | $1,900-2,100 / set |
| Reference | CSauna factory catalog record |
| Confirmation items | Dimensions, packing, material details, and order drawings are confirmed before production. |
| Heater | Infrared heater system; voltage and controller confirmed by market |
Use CSA-222 as the visual model reference. Final size, bench layout, heater, glass, voltage, packing, and document route are locked after the approved drawing.
Known vs. confirm before production
| Recorded for review | Model title, model code, MOQ reference, price band, product type, and image set. |
|---|---|
| Confirm with buyer | Final dimensions, material grade, heater option, glass/door direction, packing size, loading plan, labels, accessories, and destination requirements. |
| Approval step | CSauna confirms the final drawing, quotation, packing details, and order record before production starts. |
RFQ checklist for this model
- Target quantity and whether this is sample, distributor, or project order.
- Preferred size, wood/finish, heater type, voltage, and control option.
- Destination port or delivery country for freight and compliance review.
- Packaging, logo/private label, spare parts, and document requirements.
- Any site drawing, showroom reference, or installation constraint.
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Product specification notes
CSA-222 factory review points
| Model role | Low temperature full spectrum infrared sauna room for wellness retailers, indoor spa rooms, home gym programs, and recovery studios. |
|---|---|
| Material check | Cabin panels, infrared emitter layout, glass door, bench boards, controller mount, sensor position, cable path, and interior finish should be checked. |
| Voltage / heat route | Full spectrum route should define emitter type, control logic, temperature range, timer, sensor, low temperature positioning, voltage, and replacement emitter reference. |
| Packing scope | Wood panels, glass-door crate, infrared emitters, wiring harness, controller, bench boards, labels, manual, warranty card, and spare fasteners should be separated. |
| Certification notes | Files should include emitter and controller documents, electrical warning labels, wood note, glass note, manual language, and destination compliance support. |
| RFQ direction | RFQ should include emitter type, low-temperature target, voltage, capacity, glass direction, controller expectation, MOQ, carton style, and spare parts. |
Buyer-file detail
CSA-222 production, packing, and RFQ checks
CSA-222 should not describe infrared heat generically; buyers need to know whether the offer is full spectrum, far infrared, or a mixed emitter route.
Emitter map, controller version, sensor position, timer range, and temperature limit should be approved before production starts.
Low-temperature positioning should be supported by control settings and recovery-room usage notes rather than broad wellness claims.
Glass-door hinge side, handle, seal, crate protection, and replacement part reference should stay in the same buyer file.
Voltage and plug responsibility should be split by market because indoor infrared rooms often enter retail channels with strict electrical expectations.
Factory QC should show emitter power-on, controller screen, sensor placement, wiring path, bench fit, glass crate, and carton labels.
The quotation should separate wood cabin, emitter set, controller, glass door, packing, certificate support, warranty card, labels, and spare parts.
If emitter supplier or controller face changes, CSauna should revise photos, manual screenshots, warranty card, and spare-part list before loading.
Repeat orders should lock emitter map, controller version, voltage route, wood finish, glass specification, carton marks, and after-sales file.
The page should help a buyer compare infrared technology and production evidence instead of reading like a generic indoor sauna listing.
Final buyer confirmation
Final approval should include emitter type, emitter map, controller screen, sensor position, voltage, glass direction, labels, and carton artwork.
QC photos should prove controller power-on and emitter function before packing.
If app control is not included, the file should clearly state that the control route is a local digital panel.
Warranty and replacement references should name controller, emitter, sensor, hinge, handle, and wiring harness groups.
Private-label orders should approve controller sticker, warning label, manual language, and carton marks together.
Repeat production should use the same emitter and controller route unless the buyer approves a technical revision.
Production record
For CSA-222, the buyer file should keep a separate infrared-emitter replacement map so service teams can identify which full-spectrum panel is used in each wall position.
Before packing, CSauna should record controller language, warning label language, carton mark, and warranty-card version for the destination market.
If the buyer compares this model with a far-infrared-only cabin, the quotation should show the emitter route clearly instead of relying on the product name.