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SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater

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Original price $3,997.33
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Current price $2,998.00
$2,998.00 - $2,998.00
Current price $2,998.00

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SaunaLife Titan Series

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater

The Titan SL1 is a stainless steel sauna heater that burns propane, and the practical difference that makes is in what it does not ask for. A standard propane tank connects through the regulator and 6 ft hose supplied with the heater, so there is no hard-wired electrical connection to arrange, no permanent gas line to run, no chimney and no wood to split. Output is adjustable from 4.5 to 8.1 kW, or 15,300 to 27,600 BTU, and the basket above the burner holds 44 pounds of sauna stone.

At 33 pounds and a footprint of 13.1 by 19.6 inches, this is a heater one person can pick up and carry. It covers a room volume of 140 to 350 cubic feet in a standard sauna and 140 to 425 cubic feet in an insulated one, and the same heater is what SaunaLife puts inside its SaunaTrekker and SaunaTrekker XL sauna tents. A tip switch, an oxygen sensor and a duration timer are built into the heater, and each of them acts on the gas supply. The Titan was developed in a collaboration between Finnish sauna artisans and the SaunaLife team.

Output
4.5-8.1 kW
15,300-27,600 BTU
Fuel
Propane
Not hardwired
Stone Capacity
44 lbs
20 kg of sauna stone
Footprint
13.1" x 19.6"
27" tall
Propane fuelPortable installationStainless steel and brass33 lbs
SaunaLife Titan SL1 heater on a white background with the stone column loaded and the control dials facing forward

The Specification

What the Titan SL1 Is Made Of

Four parts of this heater decide how it behaves: what the burner puts out, what holds the heat above it, how the gas gets in and what shuts the gas off again.

01
Output You Set at the Dial
The burner is adjustable from 4.5 to 8.1 kW, or 15,300 to 27,600 BTU. Two control dials sit on top of the burner base next to the data plate, and the output is set by hand at those dials.
15,300-27,600 BTU
02
A 44-Pound Stone Basket
The basket carries 44 pounds, or 20 kg, of sauna stone directly above the radiant heat chamber. That stone mass is what holds temperature between water pours.
44 lbs / 20 kg
03
Three Components That Cut the Gas
A tip switch, an integrated oxygen sensor and a 60-minute duration timer are fitted to the heater. Each one acts on the gas supply and cuts it.
60-minute timer
04
A Gas Fitting and Nothing Electrical
Fuel is propane, taken from a standard tank. The heater is not hardwired and draws no electrical supply, so there is no voltage, no amperage and no phase to match.
Propane

Why People Choose It

Eight Points Worth Knowing Up Front

Eight short lines on what this heater is, what it runs on and what it asks of the room around it.

01
No Electrical Work Required
Not hardwired
02
Runs Without a Chimney
Nothing to vent
03
Connects to a Standard Propane Tank
Regulator supplied
04
Carries From Backyard to Tent
Portable
05
Weighs 33 Pounds in Total
15 kg
06
Holds 44 Pounds of Sauna Stone
Steam mass
07
Output Adjusts Across the Range
Dial control
08
Built in Stainless Steel and Brass
Solid construction

A Closer Look

Four Ways the Titan SL1 Earns Its Place

Titan SL1 heater on white at full height with a propane tank alongside and the hose routed to the base
Fuel

The Titan Runs on a Propane Tank

The heater takes its fuel from a standard propane tank through the regulator and hose that ship in the box. Nothing about the arrangement is permanent: the installation is portable, the heater is not hardwired, and there is no electrical supply to bring to it at all. The six-foot hose gives you room to keep the tank clear of the heater.

  • Standard propane tank, no permanent gas line
  • Propane regulator and 6 ft hose included
  • Portable installation, nothing fixed in place
  • No wiring, breaker or sauna control to add
PropaneNot hardwired6 ft hose
Looking down into the lit burner chamber of the Titan SL1 with a blue flame ring and a CAUTION HOT label
Heat

How Heat Reaches the Stones

Below the stone basket sits a radiant heat chamber, one of the three parts the heater is built from along with the basket itself and the base underneath. That puts a 44-pound stone load directly over a burner whose output you set by hand. Stones that hold their temperature are what let you keep pouring water without the room going flat, and 44 pounds is a large mass for a heater of this size.

  • Radiant heat chamber beneath the stone basket
  • 44 pounds of stone held over the flame
  • Burner output set by hand at the dials
Radiant chamber44 lb stone massAdjustable burner
Two people inside a tent sauna, one of them pouring water over the heater's stone column
Portability

Moving the Heater Between Saunas

At 33 pounds, 13.1 inches wide and 19.6 inches deep, the Titan is sized to be lifted and moved. SaunaLife builds two tents around it: the SaunaTrekker, a cube for up to four people, and the SaunaTrekker XL, a dome for up to six, both of which take this heater. Each tent packs down into a bag with its storm lines, so the heater and the room it heats travel the same way.

33 lbsPortableTent compatible
Barrel sauna interior with the Titan SL1 heater centered between two benches
Sizing

Matching the Heater to Your Room

This heater covers 140 to 350 cubic feet in a standard sauna room, and 140 to 425 cubic feet once the room is insulated. Those are the numbers to measure your own room against before you buy. The heater itself stands 27 inches tall on its base, occupies a 13.1 by 19.6 inch rectangle of floor, and is built from stainless steel with brass hardware.

  • 140 to 350 cu. ft. in a standard sauna
  • 140 to 425 cu. ft. in an insulated sauna
  • 27" tall, 13.1" wide, 19.6" deep
  • Stainless steel and brass construction
140-425 cu. ft.27" tallStainless steel

The Portable Set

The Heater and the Two Tents

SaunaLife sells these three as one travelling system: one propane heater and two tent shapes that both take it. The heater is the same in either tent, and what changes is the room around it.

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Titan SL1 heater on white with the stone basket loaded and no propane tank in frame
Titan SL1 Gas Sauna Heater
The propane heater itself, with a 44-pound stone basket over an adjustable burner, fed by a standard propane tank and portable from one sauna to the next.
4.5-8.1 kW adjustable44 lb stone capacity33 lbs, 15 kgPropane, no wiring
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SaunaTrekker cube tent photographed straight on against a white background
SaunaTrekker Sauna Tent
A pop-up cube tent for up to four people, built from a 420 denier oxford polyester shell over a 150 g/m2 fiber-fill core and a 210 denier inner lining.
Up to 4 personsCube shape70" x 70" x 78" interior50 lb shipping weight
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SaunaTrekker XL dome tent on white, straight on, with the window panel centered
SaunaTrekker XL Sauna Tent
A dome tent for up to six people in the same three-layer build, with a heat release roof vent and window panels set around the interior.
Up to 6 personsDome shape157.1" x 165" x 78.4" interior80 lb shipping weight
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Before You Buy

Questions About the Titan SL1

No. The Titan SL1 is not hardwired and takes no electrical supply of any kind. It runs on propane, so there is no circuit to pull, no breaker to size and no sauna control unit to wire in.
A standard propane tank. A propane regulator and a 6 ft hose come in the box, so the fittings are covered; the tank itself is bought separately.
SaunaLife says the Titan SL1 brings most saunas to sauna-ready temperature in under 30 minutes. That figure is SaunaLife's own and has no independent test behind it. What you see in your own room will depend on its volume, how well it is insulated and the outdoor temperature.
SaunaLife estimates 15 to 25 hours of sauna from a 20-pound propane tank. The spread is wide because the burner is adjustable across nearly a two-to-one power range, and running it at 8.1 kW will empty a tank sooner than running it at 4.5 kW.
For a standard sauna the range runs from 140 to 350 cu. ft. For an insulated room it reaches 425 cu. ft. at the top end. Multiply width by depth by height in feet and compare the answer against those figures.
Three of them: a tip switch, an integrated oxygen sensor and a 60-minute duration timer. Each one acts to cut the gas supply. Read the installation and operation manual that ships with the heater before first use.
Yes. Both the SaunaTrekker cube tent and the SaunaTrekker XL dome tent are built to take this heater, and both carry integrated ventilation openings for airflow. SaunaLife sells the heater and the two tents as one portable set.
Yes. One alder heater guard ships with the heater, so you do not need to add one. If you want to carry the wood further around the cage, up to three guards can be mounted using the integrated clips, and extra guards are sold on their own.
Two. The Titan SL1 Water Tank sits on the heater, releases steam through openings in its top surface and holds hot water behind an integrated spigot, which suits off-grid and remote installations. The Titan SL1 Heat Shield is a stainless panel on clips that redirects airflow and heat circulation to reduce the minimum required distance to adjacent combustible surfaces.
The heater weighs 33 lbs (15 kg) empty of stones, and measures 13.1"W x 19.6"D x 27"H, or 33.2 x 49.7 x 68.6 cm. Loading the basket adds another 44 lbs of stone, so plan to carry it and load it in that order.
  • Fuel Type: Propane
  • Power Output: 4.5-8.1 kW (adjustable)
  • BTU: 15,300-27,600 BTU (adjustable)
  • Rock Capacity: 44 lbs (20 kg)
  • Dimensions: 13.1"W x 19.6"D x 27"H (33.2 x 49.7 x 68.6 cm)
  • Weight: 33 lbs (15 kg)
  • Room Volume: 140-350 cu. ft. standard sauna; 140-425 cu. ft. insulated sauna
  • Construction Material: Stainless steel
  • Installation Type: Portable, not hardwired
  • Fuel: Propane, from a standard tank
  • Adjustable Output: 4.5-8.1 kW (15,300-27,600 BTU)
  • Stone Capacity: 44 lbs (20 kg) of sauna stone
  • Installation: Portable, not hardwired
  • Safety Components: Tip switch, integrated oxygen sensor and 60-minute duration timer, each acting to cut the gas supply
  • Construction: Solid stainless steel and brass
  • Weight: 33 lbs (15 kg)
  • Tent Compatible: Pairs with the SaunaTrekker and SaunaTrekker XL sauna tents
  • Heater Guard Included: One heater guard ships with the heater
  • Runtime: SaunaLife estimates 15-25 hours of sauna from a 20 lb propane tank
  • Gas Sauna Heater: Stone basket, radiant heat chamber and heater base
  • Propane Regulator and Hose: 6 ft
  • Gloves: Included
  • Heater Guard: Included
  • Installation and Operation Manual: Included