Description
Here is the short version: this is a big, heavy, full-body light panel for people who already know they want red light at home and have room for it. If you are still on the fence, a small wrap is a lower-risk way to start. If you are ready for a panel, read on.
Specs at a glance
| Wavelengths | 630, 660, 810, 830, 850 nm |
| Modes | Red only, near-infrared only, or both |
| LEDs | 480 dual-core |
| Irradiance | 175 mW/cm², 60° beam |
| Timer | 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes |
| Power | Sold as 2400W; actual draw 800W; 110–240V |
| Size | 51.6 × 18.4 in panel |
| Weight | About 25 kg (55 lb) gross |
Distance changes the session
Stand closer for more concentrated light on one area, or step back to cover more of your back, legs, shoulders and arms at once. A built-in control panel sets the mode and timer, and a fan vent keeps it cool during longer sessions.
Hanging or standing
The box includes a lifting rope, a wire rope and two door hooks for hanging, and rubber feet for standing it up. You also get a power cable, eye protection, earplugs (for the fan noise) and a manual. Plan where it will live before it arrives, with a nearby outlet and enough clearance to step back.
Safety first
Always wear the included eye protection. If you are pregnant, take medication that makes you sensitive to light, or have a health condition, check with your clinician before starting. Light therapy research is still mixed, and it is not a substitute for care from your doctor. Pain that is widespread and unexplained deserves a proper workup.
The free ItHurts Pain Check-Up can help you decide where to focus, and the whole-body and nerve pain groups share what has and has not helped them.
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