Red Light Man Combo Padlight Pro
Red light device
- Cheapest price
- £899
- Shops
- 1
Prices
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What it does
A full-length flexible LED pad, 171 x 62 cm, that gives off two red and two near-infrared wavelengths; you lie on it, lay it over you or wrap it around you. An in-line control unit sets five intensity levels, continuous or pulsed light (10 Hz or 40 Hz) and a shut-off timer.
From the description on redlightman.com.
Red Light Man Combo Padlight Pro specs
- Irradiance (mW/cm²)
- 100
- Irradiance note
- up to 100 mW/cm² (settings 20, 40, 60, 80, 100); skin-contact pad, no distance stated
- Wavelengths (nm)
- 620, 670, 760, 830
- Area
- pad 171 x 62 cm
- LEDs
- 1260
- How irradiance was measured
- not stated
- Power use
- 130 W (mains, 100-240 V AC)
- Thickness
- 0.5 cm
- Weight
- 1.8 kg
- Light modes
- continuous, pulsed at 10 Hz, pulsed at 40 Hz
- Intensity settings
- 5
- Timer
- countdown shut-off timer on the control unit
- Eye protection
- blackout glasses included
- Noise
- completely silent
- Power cord
- 4 m
- Water resistance
- not waterproof
- In the box
- control unit, protective cover, blackout glasses, mains cable
- Warranty
- product text says 24 months; page banner says 3 years
The maker's figures, from redlightman.com. Further specs from redlightman.com.
How it compares
- To buy, it is the 74th cheapest of 84 red light devices we compare (the middle one costs £341.50).
Medical device status and safety
- Not a medical device, as the maker states.
- Maker: as a skin-contact product it should not be used directly touching open wounds.
Compare with
- 1
- Per mW/cm² at 15 cm
- £1.32
- Price
- £264
- Stated
- 200 mW/cm² at 15 cm
- 2
- Per mW/cm² at 15 cm
- £1.65
- Price
- £190
- Stated
- 115 mW/cm² at 15.24 cm
- 3
- Per mW/cm² at 15 cm
- £2.10
- Price
- £152.99
- Stated
- 73 mW/cm² at 15.24 cm
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