Light Therapy Device Comparison Database

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Mitolux BTS2

$699

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Best Budget

SOL PhotoVites™ 3M

$447

Lowest price with 4+ rating

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Most Powerful

MOVE+ Pro

$499

Highest irradiance at 12 inches

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Best Full Body

Red Light Elite

$1,499

Top rated full-body panel

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Best Portable

Rouge Nano

$295

Top rated portable device

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Best Wearable

FlexBeam

$549

Top rated wearable device

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Best Tabletop

Red Light Man Device

$999

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Best Brain PBM

Ultimate Brain Trainer

$1,500

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Device	Brand	Price	$/mW	$/LED	LEDs	Irradiance @12"	Dose Time	Wavelengths	Flicker	EMF	Noise (dB)	EMF @6"	EMF @0"	Rating
MOVE+ Pro 🔬 Verified	Kineon	~~$499~~ $449 URBAN for 10% off Get Deal	$15.59	$20.79	24	32 mW/cm²	15.6 min	660nm 808nm	—	—	—	3 mG	3 mG	—	Compare
Measurements Irradiance @12" 32 mW/cm² EMF Magnetic @6" 3 mG EMF Magnetic @0" (Contact) 3 mG LED Count 24 Pros Wearable design wraps around knees, elbows, and other joints Combines red, near-infrared, and laser light therapy Portable and rechargeable for use anywhere Clinical studies suggest benefits for joint pain and recovery Hands-free operation during treatment Cons Only treats one area at a time Higher price than basic red light panels Results may take weeks of consistent use Best For You deal with chronic joint pain or stiffness You want a hands-free light therapy option for active recovery You prefer targeted treatment over full-body panels Skip If You need full-body red light coverage You're looking for a budget light therapy option You don't have specific joint or muscle issues Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
SOL PhotoVites™ 3M 🔬 Verified	SOLshine	~~$447~~ $402 URBAN for 10% off Get Deal	$27.59 *	$22.35	20	16.2 mW/cm² *	—	350-700nm 780nm 810nm 830nm 850nm 900nm	—	—	43.7 dB	0.55 mG	2.5 mG	4.15	Compare
Measurements Irradiance @12" 16.2 mW/cm² * EMF Magnetic @6" 0.55 mG EMF Magnetic @0" (Contact) 2.5 mG Noise 43.7 dB LED Count 20 * Estimated — includes wavelengths above 1050nm not captured by our meter. Pros Delivers true full-spectrum light including near-infrared and trace UVA Low-EMF design tested and verified with meters Compact panel form factor for targeted therapy sessions HSA/FSA eligible purchase Designed by a photobiology researcher with decades of experience Cons Premium price point at $447 Smaller treatment area compared to full-size red light panels Requires consistent daily use for best results Limited third-party clinical studies on this specific device Best For You want targeted full-spectrum light therapy sessions beyond just red/NIR You prefer a compact panel over ambient room lighting You want a low-EMF verified device Skip If You only need ambient room lighting (get the bioBulb instead) You want a large full-body red light panel You're on a tight budget under $200 You only want red and near-infrared wavelengths Get Deal Read Full Review 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
Mitolux BTS2 🔬 Verified	Mitolux	~~$699~~ $629 URBAN for 10% off Get Deal	$41.98	$12.48	56	16.65 mW/cm²	—	295nm 590nm 630nm 810nm 830nm 850nm 940nm	—	—	37.8 dB	0.55 mG	25 mG	4.4	Compare
Measurements Irradiance @12" 16.65 mW/cm² EMF Magnetic @6" 0.55 mG EMF Magnetic @0" (Contact) 25 mG Noise 37.8 dB LED Count 56 Pros Combines red, near-infrared, and full-spectrum wavelengths in one device Includes UV spectrum that most panels skip Built-in stand for easy desk or floor positioning Low-flicker and low-EMF design Compact enough for travel Cons Premium price point for the size UV output means you need protective eyewear Smaller treatment area than full-size panels Best For You want light therapy that goes beyond just red and NIR wavelengths You're looking for a compact panel that's travel-friendly You want UV exposure indoors without actual sun access Skip If You want a large full-body panel for whole-body treatment You don't want to deal with wearing UV protective eyewear You're on a tight budget (premium pricing for the size) Get Deal Read Full Review 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
Red Light Elite 📋 Spec Sheet	Kala	$1,499 Get Deal	—	$6.49	231	—	—	660nm 850nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements LED Count 231 Pros Full-body panel with strong irradiance at both 660nm and 850nm Sturdy build quality and sleek design Low EMF emissions at recommended treatment distance Includes both red and near-infrared wavelengths for versatile use Cons Premium price at ~$1,499 limits accessibility Heavy unit requires wall mounting or a stand Newer brand with less long-term track record than some competitors Best For You want a powerful full-body red light panel for daily use You prioritize low EMF emissions in your light therapy devices You're willing to invest in a premium setup for long-term use Skip If You're on a tight budget and need a more affordable entry point You want a portable panel for travel or small targeted treatments Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
Refine 900 📋 Spec Sheet	Rojo Light Therapy	~~$1,295~~ $1,166 URBAN for 10% off Get Deal	—	$4.32	300	—	—	630nm 660nm 810nm 830nm 850nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements LED Count 300 Pros Large 900-size panel covers a wide treatment area Delivers both red (660nm) and near-infrared (850nm) wavelengths Competitive pricing compared to similar full-body panels Low flicker and low EMF design Modular, so you can link multiple panels together Cons Less brand recognition than Joovv or PlatinumLED Customer support reviews are mixed Heavier unit that needs wall mounting for best results Best For You want a large red light panel at a competitive price You plan to build a modular multi-panel setup over time You prioritize low EMF and low flicker in your devices Skip If You want the most established brand with the largest user community You need a compact, portable unit for travel Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
Therapy BioMax 900 📋 Spec Sheet	PlatinumLED	$1,234 Get Deal	—	$4.11	300	—	—	480nm 630nm 660nm 810nm 830nm 850nm 1060nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements LED Count 300 Pros Delivers five wavelengths (630, 660, 810, 830, 850nm) for comprehensive coverage Third-party tested with published irradiance data Low EMF emissions verified by independent testing Large treatment area suitable for full-body sessions Modular design lets you connect multiple units Cons Higher price point than many competitors in the same size class Fan noise can be noticeable during sessions Heavy panel requires a sturdy mount or stand Best For You want a red light panel with third-party tested performance data You value having five wavelengths for versatile treatment options You're building a serious home light therapy setup Skip If You're looking for a budget-friendly first panel You need something quiet for use in shared living spaces Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
Mito Red MitoPRO 750+ 📋 Spec Sheet	Mito Red Light	$1,295 Get Deal	—	$8.63	150	—	—	630nm 660nm 830nm 850nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements LED Count 150 Pros Enhanced MitoPRO+ series delivers higher irradiance than the original line Five wavelengths (630, 660, 810, 830, 850nm) for comprehensive treatment Third-party tested for irradiance, EMF, and flicker Modular design connects with other MitoPRO panels Strong reputation and active user community Cons Premium price at ~$1,295 for the 750 size Fan can be audible during sessions Large and heavy, needs a dedicated space or mount Best For You want a well-tested panel from a reputable red light brand You prefer five wavelengths over basic dual-wavelength panels You're building a modular home light therapy setup Skip If You're looking for a budget red light panel under $500 You need something portable or travel-friendly Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
RedRush 840 Pulse 📋 Spec Sheet	Red Therapy Co	~~$1,295~~ $1,295 URBAN for $100 off Get Deal	—	$4.63	280	—	—	660nm 850nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements LED Count 280 Pros Pulsed mode may enhance cellular response compared to continuous-only panels Large 840-LED panel covers a wide treatment area Delivers both 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared wavelengths Built-in timer for consistent session lengths Competitive pricing for a pulsed panel of this size Cons Pulsed light therapy research is still emerging Fan noise is noticeable during operation Heavier unit that requires wall mounting Best For You want to experiment with pulsed red light therapy protocols You need a large panel for full-body or multi-area treatments You want both continuous and pulsed modes in one device Skip If You prefer sticking to well-established continuous-mode panels only You need a quiet device for use in shared spaces Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
Rouge Nano 📋 Spec Sheet	Rouge	$295 Get Deal	—	$24.58	12	—	—	660nm 850nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements LED Count 12 Pros Compact and portable red light therapy panel Affordable entry point into light therapy Combines red and near-infrared wavelengths Good build quality for the price Easy to use with no setup required Cons Small treatment area limits full-body coverage You'll need multiple sessions for broader areas Not ideal as a sole device for serious users Best For You want to try red light therapy without a big investment You need a portable device for travel or small spaces You're targeting specific areas like face, joints, or injuries Skip If You want full-body red light coverage in one session You're already experienced and need a larger panel You need clinical-grade irradiance levels Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
MitoPRO Mobile 📋 Spec Sheet	Mito Red Light	$700 Get Deal	—	$58.33	12	—	—	660nm 850nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements LED Count 12 Pros Portable, foldable design makes it genuinely travel-friendly Delivers red and near-infrared wavelengths in a compact form Rechargeable battery, so no outlet needed during sessions Lightweight compared to standard panels Good for targeted treatment of face, joints, or smaller areas Cons Much smaller treatment area than full-size panels Battery life limits session length on a single charge Lower total irradiance output compared to wall-mounted units Best For You travel frequently and want red light therapy on the go You need a targeted device for face, joints, or small areas You want a rechargeable option that doesn't need a wall outlet Skip If You need full-body coverage from a single device You want maximum irradiance for deep tissue treatment Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
Neuro Pro 2 📋 Spec Sheet	Vielight	$5,000 Get Deal	—	$416.67	12	—	—	810nm	—	—	—	—	—	4	Compare
Measurements LED Count 12 Pros Transcranial photobiomodulation backed by clinical research Targets brain tissue with near-infrared light via scalp and intranasal LEDs May support cognitive function, memory, and mental clarity Used in Alzheimer's and brain performance research Non-invasive with no known significant side effects Cons Extremely expensive at $5,000 Sessions require sitting still for 20+ minutes Limited availability and long shipping times Best For You're focused on brain health and cognitive optimization You want a research-backed neurological light therapy device You're exploring options for neurodegenerative conditions Skip If You're on a tight budget for biohacking tools You're looking for general red light therapy for skin or muscles You prefer quick, low-commitment wellness routines Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
Neuronic Light 📋 Spec Sheet	Neuronic	~~$1,599~~ $1,599 URBAN for $100 off Get Deal	—	$5.33	300	—	—	1070nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements LED Count 300 Pros Transcranial near-infrared light helmet for brain health Targets the entire scalp for broad photobiomodulation coverage May support cognitive function, mood, and neuroprotection Non-invasive with simple at-home use Research suggests benefits for brain circulation and mitochondrial function Cons Expensive at $1,599 Sessions take 20+ minutes of sitting still Limited long-term human studies on transcranial PBM helmets Best For You're interested in brain-focused light therapy You want a helmet-style device for broader scalp coverage You're exploring photobiomodulation for cognitive support Skip If You're looking for body or skin-focused red light therapy You want a budget-friendly intro to light therapy You prefer devices with extensive published clinical trials Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
FlexBeam 📋 Spec Sheet	Recharge Health	~~$549~~ $494 URBAN for 10% off Get Deal	—	$61.00	9	—	—	622nm 814nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements LED Count 9 Pros Flexible, wearable red light therapy device that wraps around body parts Portable and rechargeable for on-the-go use Targets specific areas like back, shoulders, knees, and neck Combines red and near-infrared wavelengths Hands-free design lets you move during treatment Cons Only covers a small treatment area per session Higher price than basic panels at $549 Battery life limits session length Best For You want a portable red light device you can wear during activities You need targeted therapy for specific pain points or injuries You travel frequently and want light therapy on the go Skip If You want full-body red light coverage You prefer a stationary panel for longer sessions You're looking for the most affordable red light option Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
Red Light Man Device 📋 Spec Sheet	Red Light Man	~~$999~~ $899 URBAN for 10% off Get Deal	—	—	—	—	—	620nm 670nm 760nm 830nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements Pros One of the original red light therapy brands with deep expertise Offers single-wavelength devices for precise therapeutic targeting Strong irradiance output for the price Multiple device sizes and wavelength options available No-frills design focused on performance over aesthetics Cons Website and branding feel dated compared to competitors Less polished customer experience than mainstream brands Shipping from overseas can be slow Best For You want a no-frills red light device focused on raw output You're experienced with light therapy and know which wavelengths you need You value brand expertise and track record over aesthetics Skip If You want a sleek, modern device with a polished app You prefer dual-wavelength panels for versatility You need fast domestic shipping Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
HG300 Red Light 📋 Spec Sheet	Hooga	$159 Get Deal	—	$2.65	60	—	—	660nm 850nm	—	—	—	—	—	—	Compare
Measurements LED Count 60 Pros Very affordable red light panel at just $159 Combines red (660nm) and near-infrared (850nm) wavelengths Decent irradiance for the price point Compact size works well for targeted treatment Good entry-level option for beginners Cons Small treatment area limits coverage per session Build quality isn't as refined as premium brands Lower total power output than larger panels Best For You want the cheapest way to try red light therapy You need a compact panel for face or targeted joint treatment You're testing whether light therapy works for you before investing more Skip If You want full-body coverage or high total power output You need a premium, durable device for daily heavy use You're already experienced and want clinical-grade performance Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
PowerPanel MEGA 📋 Spec Sheet	BlockBlueLight	~~$1,499~~ $1,424 URBAN for 5% off Get Deal	—	$5.00	300	—	—	630nm 660nm 810nm 830nm 850nm	—	—	—	—	—	4	Compare
Measurements LED Count 300 Pros Reputable brand specializing in light optimization Multiple panel sizes and form factors available Low-flicker, low-EMF design Combines blue light blocking with red light therapy expertise Cons Premium pricing for their larger panels Requires dedicated wall or door space Shipping from Australia can add time and cost Less raw power output than some competitors Best For You want a powerful red/NIR light therapy panel for home use You're building a circadian-friendly environment You want blue light blocking solutions across your home Skip If You're on a tight budget for light therapy You have photosensitive conditions or take photosensitizing medications You already have a capable red light panel Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.
Ultimate Brain Trainer 📋 Spec Sheet	Sens.ai	~~$1,500~~ $1,500 URBAN for $100 off Get Deal	—	$214.29	7	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	4.35	Compare
Measurements LED Count 7 Pros Combines 5 brain technologies in one device (neurofeedback, tPBM, HRV, meditation, assessment) Real-time objective data on your brain states Home alternative to $150+/session neurofeedback clinics Nick's daily driver with 380+ sessions logged Cons Steep upfront investment at $1,500 Requires consistent daily commitment to see results Learning curve with the app and training modes Headset can feel bulky during longer sessions Best For You want to train your brain for better focus, calm, and sleep You're interested in objective neurofeedback data on your brain states You want a home-based alternative to expensive neurofeedback clinics Skip If You're not willing to commit to regular training sessions You have epilepsy or seizure disorders (consult your neurologist) You prefer simpler meditation or mindfulness practices Get Deal 0 Your Name Email (never displayed) Overall Rating Ease of Setup Build Quality Heat Comfort Noise Level Customer Service Use Case How long have you owned it? Your Review Reviews are moderated before publishing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Outliyr test red light therapy devices?

Each device is independently tested with a Hopoocolor OHSP350IR spectroradiometer ($2,000), Hopoocolor HPCS330P flicker analyzer, Cornet ED88T Plus EMF meter, and Satic Shield EMI meter. Measurements are taken in a controlled blackout environment after a 15-minute warmup, using a five-point cross pattern at 6, 12, and 18 inches. Full protocol and equipment serials live at https://outliyr.com/light-therapy-testing-methodology.

What does Outliyr Verified mean?

Outliyr Verified means the device has been physically tested with all four professional instruments and its performance independently measured at multiple distances. Spec Sheet entries use manufacturer-claimed data we have not independently verified. Brand inclusion in the database does not require payment, and Verified status is determined by measured performance, not by sponsorship or affiliate relationship.

What irradiance do you need for red light therapy benefits?

Most peer-reviewed photobiomodulation research uses doses between 1 and 60 J/cm^2 of total energy delivered to the target tissue. At a typical 6-inch panel distance, that maps to roughly 30-100 mW/cm^2 of measured irradiance over a 5-15 minute session. Many panels advertised as "high-power" measure under 50 mW/cm^2 at 6 inches once independently tested. The comparison table above shows measured-versus-advertised irradiance for every Verified device.

Which red light therapy panels have the lowest measured EMF?

Magnetic-field readings from the Cornet ED88T Plus at 6 inches vary from under 0.1 milligauss on the cleanest panels to several milligauss on the noisiest. Use the EMF column in the comparison table to filter devices that fall below the typical 1 mG residential exposure threshold. Standing 12 inches further away typically drops EMF readings by an order of magnitude on most panels.

Which red light therapy panels are flicker-free?

Flicker depth at 100 Hz is the metric to watch — it captures how much the LED output dips between AC cycles. Panels that use high-quality drivers measure under 5% flicker; budget panels often exceed 30%. The flicker column in the comparison table reports the Hopoocolor HPCS330P-measured percentage for every Verified device, so you can filter out devices that may strain the eyes or trigger sensitivity.

Are 660 nm and 850 nm both required, or is one wavelength enough?

660 nm (red) penetrates a few millimeters and is best for skin, scalp, and superficial tissue. 850 nm (near-infrared) penetrates several centimeters and reaches muscle, joint, and brain tissue. Most modern panels combine both because the two wavelengths target different depths and biological pathways. For face-only or hair use, 660 nm alone is often sufficient. For systemic, recovery, or transcranial use, near-infrared is essential.

What is the best red light therapy device under $500?

Sub-$500 panels with Verified-tested measured irradiance above 60 mW/cm^2 at 6 inches are the highest-leverage picks. Use the comparison table's price filter combined with the irradiance-at-6-inches column to surface the current best dollar-per-mW value. Categories like portable belts (FlexBeam, Kineon Move+) often outperform same-priced panels on a coverage-per-dollar basis when the use case is targeted.

Panel vs. full-body bed vs. wearable: which delivers more total energy per session?

Total joules delivered = irradiance (mW/cm^2) x area covered (cm^2) x session duration (s). A full-body bed covers far more skin but typically at lower per-area irradiance. A targeted panel hits one body region at higher concentration. A wearable like the Kineon Move+ delivers focused laser-plus-LED to a joint at clinical doses. The Outliyr database lists both irradiance and treatment area so total dose can be calculated for any session length.

How far should I sit from a red light therapy panel?

6 inches is the canonical research distance and matches most clinical photobiomodulation studies. 12 inches roughly halves measured irradiance and is appropriate for sensitive tissue or longer sessions. 18 inches is typically used for ambient circadian use rather than therapeutic dosing. The comparison table reports irradiance at all three distances so you can match dose to goal.

Do red light therapy devices emit harmful EMF?

LED-driver power supplies generate magnetic-field emissions that vary widely by panel. Cleanly engineered panels measure under 1 mG at 6 inches. Poorly designed panels can exceed 5 mG. Most exposure decays rapidly with distance, so backing up 12 inches mitigates concern on all but the noisiest devices. The EMF column in the comparison table makes the spread immediately visible.

How often should red light therapy panels be re-tested?

LED output drifts as drivers age and individual diodes degrade. Outliyr re-tests Verified devices every 6 to 12 months to track performance over time and update the database. Manufacturer specifications sometimes change between production runs without disclosure, so independent re-testing is the only way to keep performance data accurate.

How do you calculate the efficiency metric?

Efficiency divides measured irradiance at 12 inches by wall power consumption in watts. The result captures how effectively a panel converts AC electricity into therapeutic light, versus dissipating it as heat. Higher numbers mean more useful output per watt — which translates to lower running cost and less heat fatigue during longer sessions. Premium drivers and well-binned diodes drive most of the spread.

Device Testing Summaries

The Kineon MOVE+ Pro measured 32 mW/cm2 at 12 inches using a Hopoocolor OHSP350IR spectroradiometer. with wavelengths at 660, 808 nm.

The SOLshine SOL PhotoVites™ 3M measured 13.5 mW/cm2 at 12 inches using a Hopoocolor OHSP350IR spectroradiometer. with wavelengths at 350-700, 780, 810, 830, 850, 900 nm.

The Mitolux Mitolux BTS2 measured 16.65 mW/cm2 at 12 inches using a Hopoocolor OHSP350IR spectroradiometer. with wavelengths at 295, 590, 630, 810, 830, 850, 940 nm.

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