Homecraft
sauna heaters.

Start with the sauna’s finished interior volume and the way you like to bathe. Revive Slim suits smaller rooms. Revive and Apex Mini offer a larger exposed stone mass for residential saunas. Apex covers larger room volumes, while H-Series is the traditional wall-mounted option. Glass, insulation and electrical supply also affect the final choice.

Homecraft lists 100–150 ft³ for the 4 kW Revive Slim, 100–250 ft³ for 5 kW and 200–300 ft³ for 6 kW. These are model-specific room guidelines. Its narrower tower is useful where floor space is limited; check the current manual for the exact dimensions, mounting and clearances.

Revive uses a tall, open stone basket with capacity for up to 200 lb / 90.7 kg of stones, suited to bathers who enjoy more steam and humidity. H-Series uses a shallower stone bed and focuses on a drier sauna feel. Both allow water to be applied to hot sauna stones as directed by Homecraft.

Yes. Apex Mini is a floor-standing residential heater available in 6, 7.5 and 9 kW. Homecraft recommends 200–325 ft³, 250–370 ft³ and 350–450 ft³ respectively. The round tower holds five 35 lb boxes of Homecraft stones (175 lb / 79.4 kg total). Large glass areas or insufficient insulation can change the required output.

The Apex range starts at 10 kW for 400–625 ft³, with 12 kW for 450–700 ft³, 15 kW for 600–900 ft³ and 18 kW for 690–1,150 ft³. Electrical options vary: the current range includes 240 V models and selected 208 V three-phase models. Confirm the power supply and control package before ordering.

Yes. H-Series is designed for a traditional, drier sauna experience, but you can add water to its hot stones for a burst of steam. Use small amounts and follow the operating instructions. Homecraft lists room capacities up to 300 ft³ for 6 kW, 370 ft³ for 7.5 kW and 450 ft³ for 9 kW.

The starting prices on this page are for the heater only. Local and Wi-Fi control options and stones are sold separately. ZAPARA can help assemble the correct heater, approved control and stone package for your sauna. The control system must match the heater’s power, voltage and installation location.

Have a qualified electrician confirm the electrical supply and install the heater according to the current model manual and applicable local requirements. The complete installation also needs the specified clearances, ventilation, sensor position, approved stones and compatible controls. Send us your room dimensions and glass area before choosing the kW rating.

Homecraft manufactures its sauna heaters in Surrey, British Columbia. The Canadian company dates to 1988 and has made sauna products for more than three decades. Product specifications and certification markings can vary by model, so confirm the current documentation for the heater you choose.

Homecraft explains that “Open” indicates an open circuit, often involving the temperature-sensor connection. Stop using the heater and have the sensor connection and wiring checked by a qualified installer. If the issue continues, contact ZAPARA or Homecraft support. The official troubleshooting video covers control and installation issues.

Repeated trips can be linked to restricted airflow through the stones or an installation or sensor-position issue. Have a qualified service person identify the cause using the current Homecraft manual. Do not bypass the high-limit protection or repeatedly reset it without correcting the problem.

Contact ZAPARA with your heater model and delivery postal code for availability, delivery options and a complete quotation in CAD. ZAPARA has a head office and pickup location in Barrie, Ontario, and pickup by appointment in Vancouver, British Columbia. Free shipping in Canada is available on Homecraft heaters. Delivery arrangements, taxes and any accessories are confirmed with your quote.