Red Light Therapy Panels: Wavelengths and Irradiance Explained
What to look for in a red light therapy panel: the 630–660 nm and 810–850 nm bands, irradiance targets, and why even coverage matters more than raw wattage.
Therapy lighting is wavelength engineering. A therapy panel needs precise, narrow-spectrum output (red ~630–660 nm, near-infrared ~810–850 nm) delivered with even irradiance across the treatment area — and that’s exactly the kind of controlled LED design we do every day for grow lights.
We manufacture red light therapy panels and related phototherapy devices for brands and distributors worldwide, with full OEM / ODM support: wavelength selection, irradiance mapping, and safety certification.
Medical-grade claims require regulation — our panels are wellness devices, not medical equipment. For OEM projects and technical specs, contact us.
What to look for in a red light therapy panel: the 630–660 nm and 810–850 nm bands, irradiance targets, and why even coverage matters more than raw wattage.