Model details to confirm
Use CSA-105 as the visual reference, then confirm capacity, size, heater voltage, wood finish, glass direction, MOQ, packing, and document needs before quotation.
| Model / SKU | CSA-105 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Infrared sauna |
| Use setting | Outdoor |
| Heater | Far infrared system; voltage and controller confirmed by market |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| Reference price | $1,400-1,500 / set |
| Reference | CSauna factory catalog record |
| Confirmation items | Dimensions, packing, material details, and order drawings are confirmed before production. |
Use CSA-105 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-105 factory review points
| Model role | outdoor infrared sauna room using carbon heat panels rather than a traditional stone heater |
|---|---|
| Specification check | Confirm cabin size, user count, carbon panel layout, panel wattage, controller position, glass or door style, roof protection, and cable routing. |
| Voltage / heat route | Infrared panel files should list panel count, total power, voltage, controller, temperature sensor, wiring route, and any market-specific safety documentation. |
| MOQ direction | One sample can validate heat-panel comfort and controller behavior, while repeat orders should lock panel supplier, wiring label, manual language, and spare-panel policy. |
| Packing scope | Pack cabin parts, carbon panels, controller, wiring harness, sensor, glass or door, roof parts, labels, manuals, and spare electrical accessories in separate protected groups. |
| Certification notes | Request panel documents, controller documents, manual language, warning labels, inspection photos, and destination voltage confirmation before the page is used for quoting. |
| RFQ direction | The RFQ should state infrared expectation, target market, voltage, panel count, user capacity, outdoor exposure, and whether the buyer needs replacement panels. |
Buyer-file detail
CSA-105 production, packing, and RFQ checks
CSA-105 should not borrow traditional heater wording because infrared buyers care about panels, wiring, controller, and comfort profile.
Carbon heat panels should be shown in position so the buyer understands back, side, leg, and calf heating coverage.
Outdoor exposure means wiring protection and lower wall sealing need to be checked before production.
The controller and sensor should be photographed with labels because electrical accessory disputes are common after delivery.
If the buyer compares infrared and traditional sauna, CSauna should explain that heater stones and stove documents are not part of this package.
The quote should separate cabin shell, infrared panel set, controller, wiring group, glass or door, roof parts, certificate support, and packing.
Spare panel policy should be discussed for dealers because replacement parts affect after-sales trust.
Manual language should be chosen before printing labels if the order goes to Europe, North America, Australia, or Southeast Asia.
Factory QC should include panel heating check, controller response, sensor reading, cable routing, and packed accessory photos.
Final handoff should tell the buyer exactly which heat system is included and what local electrical work remains outside the factory scope.
Final buyer confirmation
CSA-105 needs a separate infrared commissioning note because buyers may expect a normal sauna heater if the title is vague.
The panel layout should be approved with an interior photo or drawing before the cabin is packed.
Voltage and plug or hardwire expectation should be confirmed early because small infrared panels still require electrical review.
For dealer programs, the sample file should include panel replacement notes and controller support language.
The buyer handoff should include panel test photos, controller manual, wiring labels, and carton marks.
Power and voltage
CSA-105 outdoor infrared panel planning
Final scope guard
For CSA-105, CSauna should add a small electrical handoff sheet to the buyer file because infrared rooms are judged by panel stability, controller clarity, and replacement support rather than by heater stones or stove parts.
The sample inspection should record panel warming sequence, controller reading, sensor position, cable tie points, and packed spare electrical parts so the buyer can compare the infrared package without guessing what is inside the crate.
If the buyer plans a dealer catalog, the product note should state whether carbon panels are standard, whether panel position can be adjusted, and which parts remain serviceable after the room is installed.