HealthSmart Red Light Therapy Machine Large HS-RLT-L
Sale price$5,000.00
HealthSmart Red Light Therapy Machine Large (HS-RLT-L)
Price $5,000.00
The HealthSmart Red Light Therapy Machine Large (HS-RLT-L) is a commercial-grade, full-body photobiomodulation system intended for wellness centers, rehabilitation clinics, gyms, and high-end home wellness rooms. Rather than being a single light panel, the Large model is a six-panel tower system that provides head-to-toe coverage in short treatment sessions.
Key Features
Full-body coverage using six LED therapy panels mounted on a rolling rack
Dual therapeutic wavelengths
660 nm Red Light – supports skin health, collagen production, and wound healing
850 nm Near-Infrared Light – penetrates deeper to support muscles, joints, and recovery
Designed for:
Muscle recovery
Joint comfort
Reduced inflammation
Improved circulation
Exercise recovery
General wellness and skin rejuvenation
Technical Specifications
Feature
Specification
Configuration
6 Medium Panels + Mobile Rack
LED Power (per panel)
900 W
Actual Power Draw (per panel)
270 W ±5%
LEDs per Panel
180
LED Type
3-Watt LEDs
Wavelengths
660 nm & 850 nm
Beam Angle
30°
Input Voltage
100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Panel Size
35 × 9 × 2 in
LED Lifespan
Approximately 50,000 hours
Operating Temperature
−4°F to 140°F
Benefits
Full-body treatment in approximately 10–20 minutes
Large treatment area minimizes repositioning
Non-invasive, drug-free therapy
Quiet LED operation
Suitable for daily use according to manufacturer recommendations
Warranty
1-year manufacturer warranty.
Price $5,000.00 USD
Things to Consider
The 660 nm and 850 nm wavelengths are among the most commonly studied in red light therapy research. Evidence suggests they may help with muscle recovery, temporary pain relief, and certain skin conditions, but benefits vary by condition and treatment protocol, and red light therapy should not be considered a replacement for medical care. Independent testing data (such as irradiance measurements at treatment distance) are not always published by manufacturers, so those specifications are worth requesting if you're comparing premium systems.
