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Cilindro 9 kW (built-in controls)

Power9 kW
Fuelelectric
Rated room volumeup to 14.2 m³, no stated minimum
Stone capacity90.7 kg
Controlsbuilt-in
Voltage240 V
Phase1
Stated amperage37.5 A

A dash means the publisher does not state that figure. Nothing on this page is estimated.

Specs read from Sun Valley Saunas Harvia Cilindro page, spec block states up to 500 cubic feet for 9 kW (max only, no min). Page stated ft3, converted to m3 on 2026-08-30. Retailer published.

The electrical arithmetic, ours

As briefing arithmetic, and ours alone: 9 kW over 240 volts is roughly 37.5 amps of load, and the 125 percent continuous-load rule points past 46.9 amps of capacity. The decision belongs to a licensed electrician working from your panel and local code, and this site publishes no wiring instructions.

No published price

Sun Valley page shows one price ($1,427 sale) across 6/8/9 kW variants without per-kW breakout, so no price is attributed to this variant. Redwood Outdoors listed a Cilindro 9kW package at $1,895 but marks it Discontinued and out of stock.

Rooms whose makers pair with this power

7 saunas in our database state a compatible heater range that includes 9 kW. The pairing is each sauna maker's own statement, not ours.

Where these numbers came from

Every figure above was read from 2 pages, listed here so you can check our reading rather than take it.

Who it suits, and who should skip it

Suits

  • Six person cabins, big glass and shed conversions: the room classes where mid-size stoves top out.
  • Buyers who want push-button sessions and a heater that holds temperature without tending.
  • Buyers who prefer a timer and a dial on the unit over a second box on the wall and the wiring it needs.

Should skip it

  • A small room. Oversizing wastes panel capacity and reaches temperature before the stones do their work.

How it sits in the field

Set against the rest of the database, the numbers place it. At 9 kW it sits above the 8 kW median of the heaters we track. The stated stone load of 90.7 kg sits at or above the 55 kg median of the models that publish one. Each comparison counts only the records that state the figure involved, and the arithmetic reruns on every build.

What the publisher states, and what it does not

Of the 9 facts we try to verify on every heater, the linked pages state 8 for this one.

Not published: a price.

That is a well-documented heater, and it is why our calculator can evaluate it instead of setting it aside.

Common mistakes with this class

Forgetting to price the stones

One listing ships with stones and controls, another is the bare stove at the same price. Until the contents are priced, the cheaper sticker is just the earlier bill.

Buying at the edge of the rated range

Heater makers publish a volume window and their own guidance says to land in the middle of it. A room at the top of this range heats slowly and runs the elements harder than a size up would.

Ignoring what glass does to the math

Glass and uninsulated surface count as extra volume under the makers’ published rules. A glazed door can move a small room a whole heater class. Run the real numbers, not the tape measure alone.

Closest alternative on power

VEVOR 9 kW 240V sauna heater is the nearest tracked heater by power rating.

This modelVEVOR 9 kW 240V sauna heater
Power9 kW9 kW
Fuelelectricelectric
Rated roomup to 14.2 m³9–13 m³
Voltage240 V240 V
Price

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