Alabama Contractors License Practice Exam

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When using a thermostat, what is the maximum set point for a sauna?

110 degrees Fahrenheit
120 degrees Fahrenheit
130 degrees Fahrenheit
140 degrees Fahrenheit

The correct answer is: 120 degrees Fahrenheit

The maximum set point for a sauna is typically around 120 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature allows for a comfortable and safe environment for users, as exceeding this can lead to health risks such as overheating or dehydration. Saunas are designed to promote relaxation and sweating in a safe manner; therefore, keeping the temperature at or below this range is important for maintaining the intended benefits while minimizing potential dangers to users. While there may be variations in sauna designs and preferences, 120 degrees Fahrenheit is commonly accepted as a safe upper limit for thermostatic control in sauna settings.