SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - front view with stones and control knobs

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - in a sauna beside bathers' legs

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - control knobs close-up

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - gas valve and rating label close-up

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - burner flame close-up

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - connected to propane tank without stones

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - side view with stones and control box

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SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - top-down view of stones and guard in sauna

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - bather ladling water onto stones

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - hand adjusting timer knob with text overlay

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - stones in steel cage close-up

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - installed in sauna corner with wooden guard

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - side view without stones showing cage

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - front view without stones showing cage

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - wooden guard rail close-up

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - guard bracket attachment close-up

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - wooden guard rail on white

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - installed in barrel sauna, front cutaway view

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - installed in sauna corner beside bucket

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - with water tank and wooden guard on white

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - top-down view of stones and wooden guard

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - inside a cube sauna in a garden at dusk

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - front view with stones connected to propane tank

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - side view with stones connected to propane tank

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater - inside a glass-front cabin sauna in a forest

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater

Name: SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater
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Titan Series Gas Heater

SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater

The SaunaLife Titan SL1 Portable Gas Sauna Heater burns propane from a standard 20 lb tank, with up to 8.1 kW, or 27,600 BTU, of output. Above the burner, a basket holds 44 lbs of sauna stone. A low-pressure regulator and the 6 ft hose supplied with the heater connect the tank. The hose length leaves room to keep the tank clear of the heater. At 33 pounds without stones, it is a heater one person can pick up and carry. The same Titan can heat a ventilated sauna room or a SaunaTrekker tent, so it moves with you.

It covers a room volume of 140 to 350 cubic feet uninsulated and up to 425 cubic feet insulated. In a tent, the Titan is made for use in the SaunaTrekker and SaunaTrekker XL only. An oxygen sensor and a tip switch each cut the gas flow, and a timer shuts the heater off automatically. The Titan was developed in a collaboration between Finnish sauna artisans and the SaunaLife team.

Natural ventilation is part of every Titan SL1 installation, through a lower intake and an upper outlet. In a sauna room or cabin the exhaust discharges directly to the outdoors, and the heater is never used in a living area.

Propane fuel Portable installation Stainless steel and brass 33 lbs

SaunaLife Titan SL1, heater inside an outdoor cabin with doors open

Inside The Titan SL1

How it works

A radiant heat chamber sits directly below the stone basket, with the burner base underneath both.

Output set at the dials

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. The burner runs on a high and a low setting, with 8.1 kW at the top of the range.

Up to 27,600 BTU

A basket for the stones

The basket carries 44 pounds of sauna stone directly above the radiant heat chamber. The stones hold that heat between water pours, and replacement stones are sold separately in two-box packs.

44 lbs / 20 kg

Safety devices on the gas

An integrated oxygen sensor cuts the gas flow when oxygen runs low, and a tip switch cuts it if the heater becomes unbalanced. A 60-minute timer turns the heater off automatically at the end of its run.

60-minute timer

A gas fitting with no wiring

Fuel is propane, taken from a standard tank. The heater is not hardwired and draws no electrical supply, so it needs no circuit of its own.

Propane

Why The Titan SL1

Key features

The Titan is built to travel with its tank, between a ventilated sauna room and a SaunaTrekker tent.

Carries from backyard to tent

Portable

Runs from a standard propane tank

Regulator Supplied

Heater guard on the stone cage

Guard Included

Stainless steel build with brass hardware

Solid Construction

The Titan In Use

How to use it

SaunaLife Titan SL1, heater with a propane tank and hose to its base

Fuel

Fuel from 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, and the installation stays portable. The fuel line runs at least 12 inches from the heater.

Propane (LP) only, standard 20 lb tank
Low-pressure regulator and 6 ft hose included
Portable installation, nothing fixed in place
No wiring, breaker or sauna control to add

Propane Not hardwired 6 ft hose

SaunaLife Titan SL1, lit burner chamber with a blue flame ring

Heat

Heat that 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. A full basket of stone sits directly over a burner whose output you set by hand, and stones that hold their temperature let you keep pouring water without the room going flat.

Radiant heat chamber beneath the stone basket
Stone held directly over the flame
Burner output set by hand at the dials

Radiant chamber Stone mass Adjustable burner

SaunaLife Titan SL1, water poured over the stones inside a tent

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. Each tent packs down into a bag with its storm lines, so the heater and the room it heats travel the same way. Load the stones once the heater is in place, since a full basket adds weight.

33 lbs (15 kg) without stones, one-person lift
Pairs with the SaunaTrekker cube tent
Pairs with the SaunaTrekker XL dome tent
Nothing fixed to a wall or a floor

33 lbs Portable Tent compatible

SaunaLife Titan SL1, heater between two benches in a barrel sauna

Sizing

Matching the heater to your room

The Titan 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. Measured from the stone basket, it needs 6 inches of clearance at the sides and rear, 16 inches in front and 50 inches to the ceiling.

140 to 350 cu. ft. uninsulated, up to 425 cu. ft. insulated
Lower intake at least 54 sq in, upper outlet at least 39 sq in
Exhaust discharged directly outdoors in a sauna room

140-350 cu. ft. uninsulated 27 in. tall Vented room

The Portable Set

How it compares

The Titan SL1 is made for use in the SaunaTrekker tents, the cube for four and the dome for six.

SaunaTrekker

An insulated pop-up sauna tent that sets up in minutes without tools.

Seats up to 4 70.9 x 70.9 x 86.6 in. exterior Insulated 420D polyester shell Pop-up frame, no tools

Shop the SaunaTrekker

SaunaTrekker XL

An insulated pop-up tent for up to six, packed in its own transport bag.

Seats up to 6 157.4 x 165.3 x 78.7 in. exterior Insulated 420D polyester shell Storm lines and transport bag

Shop the SaunaTrekker XL

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Titan SL1

A portable propane heater for the SaunaTrekker tents and ventilated sauna rooms.

Propane (LP), 20 lb tank Up to 27,600 BTU About 18 to 30 hours per tank Oxygen sensor and tip switch

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Titan SL1 Questions

Frequently asked questions

The heater with its stone basket, radiant heat chamber and base, a propane regulator and 6 ft hose, gloves, one heater guard and the installation and operation manual. The propane tank is not included, and replacement sauna stones are sold separately in two-box packs.

Propane (LP) only, from a standard tank through a low-pressure regulator. The regulator and a 6 ft hose come in the box, and the tank is bought separately. The heater is not hardwired and needs no circuit, breaker or sauna control unit.

Yes, natural ventilation is required: a lower intake of at least 54 sq in and an upper outlet of at least 39 sq in, with mechanical ventilation not recommended. Failure to provide and maintain adequate ventilation will result in unsafe operating conditions. Indoors, the heater goes only in a properly built, ventilated sauna room or cabin, never a living area, and its exhaust discharges directly to the outdoors, not into another room.

Under 30 minutes to sauna-ready temperature, for most saunas. Room volume, insulation and the outdoor temperature all change the time.

About 18 to 30 hours of sauna from a 20 lb propane tank, depending on heat level. The high setting empties a tank sooner than the low one.

140 to 350 cu. ft. for an uninsulated room, and up to 425 cu. ft. for an insulated one. Multiply width by depth by height in feet and compare the answer against those ranges.

An integrated oxygen sensor and a tip switch, each of which cuts the gas flow, and a 60-minute timer with automatic shutoff. One alder heater guard ships with the heater, and up to three can be mounted with the integrated clips, with extra guards sold on their own.

Only in a SaunaTrekker tent: the Titan is made for use in the SaunaTrekker and the SaunaTrekker XL, both of which carry integrated ventilation openings. In the tent it stands on a non-combustible surface such as a stone paver, never on grass, in the corner with the lower intake. SaunaLife sells the heater and the two tents as one portable set.

Two. The Titan SL1 Water Tank sits on the heater for more humidity, 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 brings the side and rear clearance down from 6 inches to 4 inches, with the shield at least 1 inch from the wall.

SaunaLife backs the Titan SL1 for the original retail purchaser, and Recovery For Athletes is an authorized SaunaLife reseller.

Fuel Type: Propane (LP) only
Power Output: Up to 8.1 kW (adjustable)
BTU: Up to 27,600 BTU (adjustable)
Rock Capacity: 44 lbs (20 kg)
Dimensions: 13.1 in. W x 19.6 in. D x 27 in. H (33.2 x 49.7 x 68.6 cm)
Weight: 33 lbs (15 kg) without stones
Room Volume: 140-350 cu. ft. uninsulated; 140-425 cu. ft. insulated
Construction Material: Stainless steel
Installation Type: Portable, not hardwired
Runtime: About 18 to 30 hours per 20 lb tank, depending on heat level
Ventilation: Lower intake at least 54 sq in (350 cm2), upper outlet at least 39 sq in (250 cm2)
Replacement Stones: Sold separately in 2-box packs

Fuel: Propane (LP) only, from a standard 20 lb tank with a low-pressure regulator
Adjustable Output: Up to 8.1 kW (27,600 BTU), high and low settings
Stone Capacity: 44 lbs (20 kg) of sauna stone
Installation: Portable, not hardwired
Safety Components: Integrated oxygen sensor and tip switch that cut the gas flow, 60-minute timer with automatic shutoff
Construction: Solid stainless steel and brass
Weight: 33 lbs (15 kg) without stones
Tent Compatible: Pairs with the SaunaTrekker and SaunaTrekker XL sauna tents
Heater Guard Included: One heater guard ships with the heater
Runtime: About 18 to 30 hours per 20 lb propane tank, depending on heat level
Ventilation: Natural ventilation required, lower intake and upper outlet

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
Propane Tank: Not included